Narnia!

[rascal]

Excellent!!!! I am astounded that not only did disney follow the story faithfully....They did something very rare....the movie actually exceded my vivid imagination :P

Being Disney, I did not expect them to faithfully present it as the christian epic .... the allegory that it was intended to be....sigh

The Characters were perfectly done.....the animals voices perfect.

The wolves were terrifying..the queen chilling...Aslan awe inspiring.

Heck I knew the story and jumped outta my skin a time or two....even shed a tear when Aslan was sacraficed.

A must see....my kiddoes one and all resisted going...declairing it *not their type of movie*......one and all they acclaimed it to be superb...

My 5 yr old.....the last thing she murmered in my ear last night as she dropped off to sleep hours after seeing it was to sigh yet again with contment and sleepily exclaim...that was a GREAT movie...thanks mom :)

[Raf]

It was CORNY!

It was HOKEY!

and it was...

FUN! I really enjoyed it.

[Raf]

Speaking of which, enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch.php?v=zLElfJ9YCh0

[Belle]

LOVED IT!!!

I couldn't believe the makeup on the Ice Queen - AWESOME job on that one!!

[Kit Sober]

Prince Caspian, from Walt Disney and Walden Media is due in theaters May 16.

[rascal]

The whole family is looking forward to seeing it this weekend :)

First reports claim it is even better than the first...

[now I see]

I thought the Prince Caspian movie was much better than the first one.

It followed the book pretty closely and the character development was far and away better than the first one.  Even non Narnia lovers will be able to get this one.  It was a little slow in parts of the beginning, but it picked up, Aslan was better, there was a fair amount of fight scenes, and the dialog was better too.  

Well done!

[Kit Sober]

Voyage of the Dawn Treader is now in dvd. I thought it was a most excellent movie that would be good for the whole family, including children. (Children in tow provide and excuse for the adults to be there too.)

[Trefor Heywood]

I have the first two so must get around to getting and watching this one!

Of the nine Narnia novels only four have been dramatised to my knowledge - the BBC did the first four for TV back in the 1980s though quite primitive effects by today's standards. (The fourth being The Silver Chair.)

I would be surprised if Disney got around to completing the whole series which is a great pity.

Edited June 6, 2011 by Trefor Heywood