technically stunning, and touchingly perceptive about the relationship between people and animals, this is an impressive achievement but may be all a bit too much for younger viewers
it's thrilling, a soaring blend of 3D animation and spectacular storytelling that swerves daringly to honor the healing chaos of family, human and dragon
"Dragon 2" throws a little something in its narrative for every taste, every separation anxiety, every childhood vulnerability, in a slightly calculating way
by Moira MacDonald [Seattle Times ]
by Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
