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Say it ain’t so! We’re saying goodbye to Hiccup, Toothless and the rest of the Berk gang already? The third and final installment of the How To Train Your Dragon series sees Hiccup managing the human-dragon harmony he’s always dreamed of, now as the new chief and ruler of Berk. It’s not going to be so smooth-sailing, as a dangerous threat to the village forces Hiccup and his dragon Toothless to leave Berk and venture into a mysterious land. Bring your tissues and your imagination for an emotional goodbye to the beloved franchise.
Release date: 31 January
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