Does NOT live up to its rating!!!

Rating: 1/10 (3 December 2012)

I get that this is a children's movie, but why do the older Vikings have Scottish accents while their offspring chat as though they've just left the mall, with American accents and rampant clichés? The main character wants a girlfriend and is sad that he'll probably never get to go on a date ... wait, what? For that matter, why do ANY of the Vikings have a Scottish accent? o_O And did *any* female Vikings *ever* leave their homes and hearths, or whatever? Also, how come the dragon knew so many human gestures when he'd barely spent any time around the main character, or any other human? He's gesturing with his head at the fish, indicating that the boy must eat it, and mimicking the act of swallowing. Really, watching this you'd think there was nothing but a language barrier between humans and reptilian creatures. This movie's just ... silly. Way too childish. If you're over the age of 10, go watch Shrek again instead.