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How to Train Your Dragon Leaves Netflix: Last Chance to Stream

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How to Train Your Dragon films leaving Netflix, both critically acclaimed and box office hits, with a combined worldwide earning of over $1 billion. The first film, released in 2010, grossed $494 million on a $165 million budget, while the sequel, released in 2014, earned $621 million on a $145 million budget. Both films received high praise from critics and audiences, with the original scoring 99% and 91% respectively. Stream before theyre gone.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!How to Train Your Dragon Leaves Netflix: Last Chance to Stream. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 6th, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI, heads up dragon fans, how to train your dragon, one and two are flying off Netflix on May 1st. Gerard Butler brings that booming voice as Stoic the Chief, and these dreamworts animated hits crushed it, pulling in about 1.100 million dollars combined at the box office. The first film dropped in March 2010, on a $165 million budget, raking in $494 million worldwide. Then Part 2 hit in June 2014, made for $145 million, and soared to $621 million total. Critics and crowds went wild for both. The original snagged 99% on the Tomatometer, from reviewers and 91% audience score. The sequel held strong in 92% critics, and 90% from fans. These movies pack star power too, with Jay Barucho as hiccup, Cape Lanshed, America

Ferreira, Jonah Hill and more, lighting up the Viking world. Times ticking if you want to revisit those epic skies and fierce bonds, stream them quick before they vanish.

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