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A favourite movie of mine is How to Train Your Dragon. 
If you haven't seen this film, what are you doing?
Based on the books by Cressida Cowell, the story follows viking 
chief's son, Hiccup, as he tries to discover
the truth about dragons.


This is the test drive scene from the movie. Spoilers - Hiccup learns
to train his dragon (hence the name of the movie) toothless. This scene
involves him trying to figure out how to fly, enjoy!



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