If you look up above the streets of London you can see alot of things. Great skyscrapers, trees, planes and thoses pesky pigeons. But any one who put their eyes to the skies above the River Thames last Friday got more than expected.
To celebrate the release of, lets face it, the years biggest family film, Dreamworks loaned out one of their most loved characters in a brilliant aerial display. Toothless the dragon, from How To Train Your Dragon 2, made his way down the river Thames and gracefully under Tower Bridge. Flown by a group of expert Kite flyers the enormous figure was seen by adoring fans an keen bystanders alike.
No expense has been spared in promoting the film which is the sequel to 2010 original blockbuster. With a great range of trailers, character posters and brilliant events to promote the film. Having already seen it Dreamworks must be feeling rightfully smug. The film builds on the brilliance of the first film with a bigger story, new characters and even better animation.
The film finally goes nationwide tomorrow so everyone can return to the Island of Berk. The film once again follows Viking Hiccup and his loving Night Fury Toothless. The boy and his dragon are closer than ever in the second of the planned dragon trilogy. The film has recieved rave reviews from critics and audiences alike so if you want to see what all the fuss is about head to your local cinema. And remember to keep your eye on the sky, you never know when a Night Fury might be flying by.
Read Jo's review of How To Train Your Dragon 2 now!
To celebrate the release of, lets face it, the years biggest family film, Dreamworks loaned out one of their most loved characters in a brilliant aerial display. Toothless the dragon, from How To Train Your Dragon 2, made his way down the river Thames and gracefully under Tower Bridge. Flown by a group of expert Kite flyers the enormous figure was seen by adoring fans an keen bystanders alike.
No expense has been spared in promoting the film which is the sequel to 2010 original blockbuster. With a great range of trailers, character posters and brilliant events to promote the film. Having already seen it Dreamworks must be feeling rightfully smug. The film builds on the brilliance of the first film with a bigger story, new characters and even better animation.
The film finally goes nationwide tomorrow so everyone can return to the Island of Berk. The film once again follows Viking Hiccup and his loving Night Fury Toothless. The boy and his dragon are closer than ever in the second of the planned dragon trilogy. The film has recieved rave reviews from critics and audiences alike so if you want to see what all the fuss is about head to your local cinema. And remember to keep your eye on the sky, you never know when a Night Fury might be flying by.
Read Jo's review of How To Train Your Dragon 2 now!
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