Considering the film was an adaption of the first book of a children's series, it's only fitting to see a sequel based on existing material.

Sorry, but it's kinda bad timing since you only see sequels these days. It's like they're not even trying anymore.

with the first only receiving an average rating of 7.9 I am not so sure. It is also 89% liked it not 98%. The 98% is the percentage of positive to negative reviews.

Im not all that pumped for that movie, I didnt think finding nemo at all needed a sequel, could surprise me but I doubt it.

I didnt say all time highest rated, it is just for Dreamworks, and the first one already is the highest rated so i expect the sequel to top it. And an 89% is just for user rating, and that is higher than toy story 3, finding nemo, and up. Its user rating is pretty great. and I was just talking just critics, so it did get a 98% of positive reviews, which is what I said in the first page. and a 7.9 is very very good, Only ones that topped that were pixar films for 3d animated movies.

That may have been what you meant but it is certainly not what you wrote

"98% fresh rating with a 7.9 rating overall, which means 98 percent of people like it."

my wording has just been all wrong for this thread lol :P but you get the jest what im trying to say right?

This isn't Pixar, it's Dreamworks.

I just wish they didn't make that animated series for Nickelodeon or whichever channel. That's Dreamwork's thing these days. They make a great movie like Kung-Fu Panda or How to Train Your Dragon and then make a TV show. They say there's a Turbo TV show coming soon, too. My point is that these TV shows detract from the impact of the movies.

Your wording originally implied that how to train your dragon 2 has a 98% on RT.

It was good enough but not better than the amazing Shrek 2.