How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019) Review:A Fantastic Finale Throughout the history of cinema, there have been several monumental friendships. Sam and Frodo. Thelma and Louise. Bill and Ted. Now, the world has to say goodbye to one more, as ‘How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ concludes the age old legendary companionship of a boy and his dragon. Once again animated children's films must teach the youth of the world that nothing gold can stay, and everything they love will eventually disappear.Set one year after the events of ‘How To Train Your Dragon 2’, the film follows Hiccup and Toothless each settling into their roles of royalty. Hiccup, the new chief of Berk, a now dragon-viking utopia, and Toothless the dragon alpha, the winged creature to which all others humbly submit. At last, there is peace, but not all are comforted. Hiccup’s pro dragon immigration agenda doesn’t sit well with local hunters. Enter F. Murray Abraham's Grimmel the Grisly, a bounty hunter who specialises in hunting one dragon in particular: Night furies.As Hiccup and Toothless brace to challenge the world, they also come to terms with their lives without one another. Mostly driven by the appearance of a “Light Fury”, which enamours the hopeless romantic in Toothless. This was something that at first glance is little more than a gimmick. After all, when the series thus far has been rooted in life or death scenarios, the slapstick…