Ugh, completely forgot about today's Dragon Friday. Don't have much to post this week except this: a present from my hubby just because. I love How to Train Your Dragon, and I adore Stitch. Soooo....
How to Train Your Stitch, cutest Disney/Dragon mash up EVAR. ^__^ Be jealous.
-Julie
OMG, i love it! where? where can i get one??? I WANT ONE TOO!!!
ReplyDeleteWow-it's so cute !
ReplyDeleteFirst I didn’t know what"train your dragon"is.(it's called diffrent in German)...but when I realized, what it is, I was so excited! It's really cute!
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Have you (, Julie,) a "fan-stuff-mail" where fans can send you their self-made pictures/trailers/...?
Cause...I painted a picture of the Blood of Eden - Series and I would really want to show it to you (, yes-like every fan wants)...
Please answer me, if you want to tell me your "fan-stuff-mail"(if you've got one)...
Did you know that Dean DeBlois, who directed, wrote the screenplay, and was the executive producer on HTTYD and HTTYD2 was also the co-writer and director for Lilo and Stitch?
ReplyDeleteWhile the original movie benefited from narrative simplicity and an admirable lack of villains, this one paints the screen with too many characters and frequent diversions from the main story, but nevertheless serves up a bountiful and sugary feast for the 3-D-bespectacled eyes.
ReplyDeleteLike its 2010 predecessor, it's one of the most gorgeous computer-animated kids' films you'll come across, and one of the few that uses 3-D smartly and effectively.
ReplyDeleteIt has a richness that's highly compelling, especially in the way it explores the complex relationship between man and beast.
ReplyDeletehis info steady all, thank you for providing new insights
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