BBC Chronicles of Narnia: PCVDT- Chapter 6/6 Part 2/3

The second part of the final chapter of BBC's Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader (1989)!

[@DoctorCheryl]

This series is VASTLY better than those ghastly films. I've not bothered to watch any after the horrible rendition of "Prince Caspian'... Thanks so much for posting the series!

[@glassesguy900]

This was most faithful to the book.

[@ScionStorm1]

lol Caspian is sly. "In the world of my friends . . ." and she turns it right back on him! Bwahaha. Love this girl.

[@NightmareDolly]

"you cannot kiss the princess until you disolve the enchantment." You can see Caspian trying not to swear. Like, "Oh, man, no way! Seriously? Sucks." Poor Caspian, he's just like, "Your lips, give me your lips...." I've been up too long.

[@WriterProfessor]

The scene where the bird puts the berry from the sun on his mouth is so much like Holy Communion.

[@oligorman999]

I like your channel is the best in the world 🌎🌎 This is my best film even make by you

[@energybengt]

And ... as fanciful as it may sound to what most of us believe our human experience is ... I don't disbelieve that we all may indeed BE landed stars. We are all energy in material form ... there's no disorganization to the Universe ... and perhaps, as Ramandu replies to Eustace when he states "in our world, a star is a giant ball of flaming gas" "Even in your world, my son, that is NOT what a star IS, but only what it is MADE of". I find this idea fascinating. And a beautiful way to think. :)

[@NightmareDolly]

as for this part in particular, can anyone say "Shakespeare's 'The Tempest?'" A prince and his group happening upon an enchanted island with a pretty girl and her father?

[@s2291985e]

Love Reepicheep - " While I can I shall sail east on the Dawn Treader When she fails me, I sail east in my coracle. When she sinks, I will swim with my four paws. When I can swim no longer and I have not yet reached Aslan's country, I shall sink with my nose to the sunrise! :):):)

[@annasperger9587]

Best of Repichiep's lines.

[@waynepoll33]

Thanks for that info

[@mrmn8honeybee]

Ahhhhh, old movies....

[@sumizome18]

Gabrielle Anwar! My god, all these years and she's popped up here in one of the first few movies I watched. She pops up in The Librarian II: The return of Solomon's Mines. Now she's Fiona in "Burn Notice".

[@waynepoll33]

Love theses stories do anyone know where they filmed theses lovely islands

[@rockerdude8289]

Gabrielle Anwar (Ramandu's daughter) plays Lady Tremaine in the 7th season of "Once Upon a Time".

[@waynerainbow9315]

Love the beautiful music what play over the scene

[@Justiciar1284]

Hey look kids - It's Gabrielle Anwar from Burn Notice [USA Network show] as the Princess! She's about 17 or a8 years old here!

[@bamboo2224]

Haha, for me it's just the opposite. I grew up with this version, so I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get used to the newer version of him. :)

[@bubblinbrownsugar616]

I was wondering if that was her or not although I know of her through The Tudors.

[@energybengt]

Yes, I felt uncomfortable with the ways the Calormenes are described too. In LB, Lewis does seem to say that there is a difference between Tash and Aslan ... and this does seem to speak to some sort of schism of righteousness. But, Lewis was a man living in post-war England ... and also, these are one man's view of the world experience. It doesn't detract from his stories. Art is expressed by the spirit ... and spirit is Universal, which is why it resonates in each of us. :)

[@RollOnToVictory]

Gabrielle Anwar!!!!

[@BFMachine]

so atmospheric

[@sumizome18]

@ReuWil Yes they are... well, it's a bit of a different interpretation, but one could say they are.

[@Jamestopboy]

@ddbd Ramandu's Daughter? We don't know. She was only called Ramandu's daughter. She gets a name in the disney version, though

[@go5thhour]

Ah man, that's Eustace kid looks like a young Chris Farley!

[@OldZikali]

@MariAnKenobi I think that is a really sweet story.

[@NightmareDolly]

oohhhhh, I see. That actually makes sense. I'd be a little worried, too, now that I think about it. Hmmm....

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

@LadyaLL96 It is also a common male name in Chechnya. And then there is the Caspian Sea...

[@NightmareDolly]

that's the woman who becomes Prince Rillian's mother.

[@AdirondackRuby]

what's even sadder is that she has no name. she's a favorite character of mine, but Lewis never named her.

[@Jamestopboy]

@georgiexx9015 Edmund is the one that doesn't talk about Turkey Pie for breakfast (The thinner of the two boys)

[@jonnylaw37]

The guy that place reep in this one, play Nikabrik in the new Prince Caspian.

[@MariAnKenobi]

I like Ramandu's hat.

[@NightmareDolly]

I don't think there will be a Caspian/Susan/Star Girl love triangle. The gap between this book and Prince Caspian is more than a year. And Susan is never coming back (as far as Caspian knows). So he has no reason to hold onto any hope of being with her.

[@AdirondackRuby]

I haven't seen the new movie, but I have just read the book, and I can definitely say that Caspian barely even met Susan or Lucy [they were with Aslan for most of it], so a love interest is impossible.

[@jeza25alexa]

I didnt know this movie.. but it gives me a picture of the Voyage of the Dawn Treader... in PC, why did they made Susan and Caspian fall inlove??? then, he'll inlove in this movie..

[@courttv89]

Whoever they cast as Ramandu's daughter Im fine with it as long I sit back and laugh at the Suspian fans complain. hahaha

[@lovetolovefairytales]

How totally lame is it that they don't even show Caspian and Ramandu's daughter's last conversation before he leaves the island in this? I hope they do better in the new one! I can't wait to see how Laura Brent does as Ramandu's daughter.

[@NightmareDolly]

I know. it's so sad

[@xeshax656]

if they make this movie, it will be kinda weird of caspian liking susan and then her lol

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

The greaters from london and brige with is hatsel and grettels too

[@Jakegothicsnake]

Indeed

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

Mr finingham and savarus snape

[@Jamestopboy]

@georgiexx9015 edmund is the boy at 04:38

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

Profesor dombledore and alastor moddy

[@MariAnKenobi]

I think forbidding the books is overkill, though, Blissinflux. A mother wrote to Lewis because her son was upset that he liked Aslan better than Jesus. Lewis assured him that, when it came down to it, Aslan was symbolic of Jesus, and in loving Aslan, the boy loved the nature of Jesus after all. It is up to Christian parents to help their children understand that Jesus is really as loving and wonderful as Aslan. You should know that, if you claim that faith.

[@Stormthunderrain]

she actually gets killed by a serpent

[@courttv89]

jeza25alexa Caspian and Susan were not in love. There was an attraction but that was not romantic. Caspian and Star are romantic. They never said that they were in love nor does a kiss have to indicate being in love.

[@Callabretto]

yeah well, He N E V E R! liked susan in the books so they will have to sort out their own mess..

[@tomwotton1066]

Forgive Me this is fascinating but the fact remains These people still owe for the Ship Its been seven Years I want my money I want my money I want my money Love Tom

[@Jakegothicsnake]

actually the Calormenes were Islam biased, not the Telmarines, read "The Horse and his Boy" and "The Last Battle" to learn more.

[@hole1991]

@aniretak92 I'm presuming that you were actually a child in the 1940's to make such a generalization. Even if you were, don't you think that it is unfair to state that these kids are better at being 1940's schoolchildren, just because they are more condusive to your own perceptions of what a 1940's child is? Individuals are individuals, no matter what generation they are from and I feel that the ones in the film did a good job. These ones did a good job too, don't get me wrong.

[@xeshax656]

repichip is one big ass mouse

[@BetsywarlordofnoodlesLee]

they have some nice 2d in here....

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

Pirretes of carribeans

[@NightmareDolly]

why wouldn't you let your children read these books if you were truly a Christian?

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

To the rangers we atractive of island of american republics in dan fransisco

[@Callabretto]

yeah, I just saw the new one and its worth watching but the whole Caspian/Susan thing (which they throw in for no reason) makes absolutly no sense. Still a good movie but the romance added absolutly nothing to it (thankfully its only towards the end we see that)

[@sumariyahsorong3369]

Super power ranjers

[@bmcguire80]

Gabrielle Anwar is the pinnacle of hot.

[@NightmareDolly]

these seem to be more LDS (Mormon) in style than non-denominational Christian. Other worlds? Premortal existence? The fact that the Son of the Emperor Across the Sea (aka Jesus) and not the Emperor Himself created the worlds? That's LDS doctrine right there.

[@lovetolovefairytales]

@courttv89 Sounds like a plan! I can't wait to laugh at them, too. I know that sounds mean, but hey whatever. If we can't laugh at dire-hard suspian fans, who CAN we laugh at? LOL.

[@NightmareDolly]

but why is that bad? Aslan is symbolic of Jesus. Who cares if, to a child, Jesus takes the form of a great, kind Lion? Especially since Jesus was the Lion of Israel. And once a child is old enough to understand that you either believe in Jesus and God, or just God, not Jesus without God, there should't be a problem. Did that even make sense? Me personally, I'm LDS, and I intend to read these books to my pregnant belly, my babies, and my children.

[@ETBM1000]

I love the young Gabrielle Anwar.