Pink Toothless lmao
Pink Toothless lmao
Nathan Gonzalez
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Ryder Hughes
Those are clearly teeth...
Jason Garcia
which would you rather get a blowjob from?
Colton Williams
>no legs
SOILED IT
Brayden Wright
not really. red didnt exactly have any real screentime to show some form of personality or connection. i believe they wanted to though since she had random aggression ot the battleship
Owen Barnes
Toothless had teeth too
Was taking more design wise
Caleb Miller
i read that in spongebob's voice
Owen Nelson
Red has one or two things of her own going for her. Toothless never vored anybody and let them watch ambient weather from the safety of his nostrils.
Nathan Edwards
So who did “Whalers on the Moon” better: The Sea Beast, or Bad Traveling from Love Death and Robots?
James Johnson
> vored anybody and let them watch ambient weather from the safety of his nostrils
Clip?
Easton Harris
yeah the smooth cat face thing was a bit stupid. should have looked like actual dragons or the very least match the high detailed style of the rest of the movie.
Camden Gonzalez
It’s a bit too long for one clip, and is a concept that gets utilized off and on more than once.
Colton Taylor
Samuel Walker
I hated the ending. The kid just went (((THEM))) and everyone started blaming the royals, Im not sure how the war benefited them. does it mean they were able to trade better because they have cleared swathes of the oceans? because that means those waters were in danger from the beasts. How did it benefit the empire?
Ryan Hernandez
Sea Toothless
Legless
Luke Lewis
I'm... presuming they made an industry based on killing and hunting sea beasts? Or maybe they sell the horns? I'm not sure.
Asher Anderson
kek
Hunter Miller
I believe the only explanation that can be derived in the film is that the Empire sought them as trophies and nothing more. This is mostly highlighted when we first see the King and Queen for the first time, surrounded by a trove of "trophies" and how their need to kill Red isnt fueled by a war mindset but by a aloof spoiled mindset, not fueled by urgency but simply wanting the big shiny trophy. But then the tides of history go by and the common folk end up seeing it as an actual war, even though again, as the film states, there is no incident of sea beasts actually showing up on human shores and attacking towns and such.
However I do slightly agree with your sentiment that the speech scene is a little ham-fisted. The film either needed a scene where we actually learn the truth of the war to better justify the big speech or just have it fucking end without her doing the speech at all. That scene is a blemish though in whats otherwise a solid flick in my opinion.
Levi Walker
What kinda pissed me off is how they were building up the fallout from the Captain dealing with the witch,
>It'll cost you everything
>We'll all pay the price
And then literally nothing happens. It honestly feels like they jumbled two different drafts together.
David White
It was a movie
Kayden Phillips
I need a fancut that removes everything but the hunters