First off, I'd like to say that Disney has done it again. This movie was well written, edited, and executed.
Dragons are the "harmony" of the world, but because of something humans did, they slowly lost their power and dumped the last of their energy into saving humanity, but they were too late to save themselves. Hoping to restore harmony, the main character's father called for a diplomatic meeting in hopes of restoring the world to its former glory. All looked to be going well until one of the factions betrayed him, throwing the world into further darkness. In response, the daughter (the main character) went in search of the legend of the last dragon hoping that it could help her restore the world. After finding that dragon, she tried to convince the humans that they should trust each other more and that that was the reason the world plunged into darkness.
(Here's the minor spoiler) The dragon convinced her to trust the daughter of the queen that betrayed her. Taking the dragon's advice, she convinced a peaceful meeting where it appeared the other daughter was going to be cooperative and all would be well. SURPRISE! That daughter pulled a weapon for some reason (albeit hesitantly) showing that you can't ever trust anyone.
So what's really the point of this movie? Can we trust? Can't we? Beats me.
Don't get me wrong, I loved the movie and it's a must-see, but I still don't get the point. It's actually realistic in my opinion. NO, you can never trust your enemy, but sometimes coordinating with them is necessary.
(7/10) Just for the confusion, otherwise 9/10.
Dragons are the "harmony" of the world, but because of something humans did, they slowly lost their power and dumped the last of their energy into saving humanity, but they were too late to save themselves. Hoping to restore harmony, the main character's father called for a diplomatic meeting in hopes of restoring the world to its former glory. All looked to be going well until one of the factions betrayed him, throwing the world into further darkness. In response, the daughter (the main character) went in search of the legend of the last dragon hoping that it could help her restore the world. After finding that dragon, she tried to convince the humans that they should trust each other more and that that was the reason the world plunged into darkness.
(Here's the minor spoiler) The dragon convinced her to trust the daughter of the queen that betrayed her. Taking the dragon's advice, she convinced a peaceful meeting where it appeared the other daughter was going to be cooperative and all would be well. SURPRISE! That daughter pulled a weapon for some reason (albeit hesitantly) showing that you can't ever trust anyone.
So what's really the point of this movie? Can we trust? Can't we? Beats me.
Don't get me wrong, I loved the movie and it's a must-see, but I still don't get the point. It's actually realistic in my opinion. NO, you can never trust your enemy, but sometimes coordinating with them is necessary.
(7/10) Just for the confusion, otherwise 9/10.