Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie review

[@assassin117able]

Lion Witch & The Wardrobe: AWESOME Prince Caspian: EXCELLENT Voyage of the Dawn Treader: MEH...

[@dracomalfoy525]

Caius Ballad so what's better lion witch & and the wardrobe or prince caspian

[@DeadInside-ct6dl]

LWW is the best. I HATED the changes Prince Caspian made. VDT is a crime against Narnia. Sorry, I'm a big book fan.

[@RJIS]

Caius Ballad wrong

[@startenderspacebar]

*BOGUS

[@A.G.O.M.]

Caucus Ballad agreed. Also the changes aren’t that bad. I think it rebuilt the story better.

[@alvinjohnsantner]

That eustace impression cracked me up

[@TheDuncanMorgan]

Prince Caspian was my favourite

[@mikejunior211]

+Duncan Morgan Funny thing, I watched Prince Caspian in the theater, I didn't love it, I re-watched last year and OMG. I have to say as film-making experience Prince Caspian is AWESOMETACULAR.

[@violenceisbad6705]

+mikejunior211 I liked the first 2 but Voyage of the dawn treader seemed a bit too cartoony.

[@themarveldcfan3463]

With me Prince Caspian: 8/10 The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: 7/10 Voyage of the Dawn Treader: 6/10

[@Matli1804]

Duncan Morgan me to

[@WillCMay]

Me too. I don't get why people don't like it. While I can recognise flaws (Caspian and Peter should have switched places for the Miraz fight, the deus ex machina ending with treebeards and posiden even if it looks cool is still deus ex machina), at the end of the day I look past them because I care about the characters, I especially liked seeing Susan get some action (I was so dissapointed she didn't in the first one. Cause a bow and arrow that never misses is badass), the political stuff reminded me of early GoT (not the crap season 8), and the battles are effective and well shot. I think the issue was it's definately not a kids movie like a lot of people wanted. I was ready for something darker and grittier, I guess not everyone was.

[@TheYawningBuffalo]

Prince Caspian was the best in my opinion, the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe being a close second. I did not hate this movie, but I felt as though the "magic" (if you will) of Narnia, that Adamson so captured through cinematography (combined with the score), was really lost. Too much of this film looked fakey-fake and it had serious pacing problems for me. I liked the arcs both Eustace and Lucy went on but the rivalry between Edmund and Caspian felt so forced. I think it could have worked, but it was done wrong. Not a bad movie, but not great.

[@philipb7400]

I know it’s been 8 years but I agree mostly, though Caspian and Edmunds rivalry was only like one scene. That scene was not the best though.

[@susanwhitehall8706]

I actually really liked Prince Caspien.

[@nicole.z.624]

Your impression of Eustace is SPOT ON!! xD

[@ICE9RLN0]

There are people who don't know the mouse's name? Bro, he's the most Bro character in the whole set of books. "I'll fight that dragon!"

[@ICE9RLN0]

+basil hallward not sure what you're trying to tell me, bro.

[@ICE9RLN0]

+basil hallward ah, I didn't see the movie and it's been a long time since I read the books

[@DeadInside-ct6dl]

REEPICHEEP.

[@LavenousForever]

What happened to this series? They stopped after this movie! Did it not get good enough reviews or money?

[@AddeDaMan]

Hi, future here. They still haven't. Reason: this film didn't make enough money. And now Netflix bought the whole damn series anyway and will make a reboot.

[@RJIS]

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: 10/10 Prince Capitan: 10/10 The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: 10/10 Accurate

[@kermitingcrime6489]

I legit never knew this movie existed until now.

[@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462]

+BananaCellphone Did you watch it yet?

[@kermitingcrime6489]

+harpreet singh Nope...

[@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462]

BananaCellphone It's worth watching it (you can watch it for free online at putlocker)

[@ConnorGardner]

+BananaCellphone Same here! Did it just disappear from existence?

[@Gungus-v1g]

Holy crap was this movie forgettable!! I remember it sooooo verrryyy sliightly compared to the other narnias. Man, took me some time remembering what it was when i watched this video

[@Jd1680a]

Prince Caspian is my favorite of the Narnia movies. I still enjoyed all three of them quite a bit.

[@oo4758]

I am the only one who expected Narnia to be as wide scale and epic as lord of the rings? don't get me wrong, none of the movies where awful. but I expected it to be a lot more grand and a bit gritty at some parts. btdubs. The Lion the Witch and the wardrobe: by far the greatest Narnia movie!

[@philthomas4187]

+Joy Charisma easily. I think Prince Caspian was a worthy sequel, buuut this movie, I thought was a big step down tbh.

[@etcetera1995]

Joy! Well, the Narnia books were more fairy tale fantasy than LotR's high fantasy (even though the two subgenres weren't really established yet.) Sure, both have their respective emotional impacts, but Lewis based his work more around spiritual, more allegorical stuff whereas Tolkien was inspired by the Prose Edda and the Ring of the Nibelung, and that translates into the movie adaptations as well.

[@A.G.O.M.]

@OmO yeah I was expecting that too at least when I was a kid I didn’t really know much about the books or what they were really about. That’s what I was hoping for in this movie.

[@bradleykillen6104]

Wow going back 9 years of footage.. idk what's more impressive.. how consistent your delivery is.. or the fact that it literally never gets old.. bravo good sir.. bravo.

[@CristalVerde13]

I'm also a huge fan of the books but I need to say, this movie was awesome! The finals moments were so touching I cried without realizing.

[@AuroraWhispersss]

Prince Caspian was actually my favorite of the three movies!

[@andrewelsenheimer6972]

Wow it’s fucking weird coming back and seeing a much younger you. Awesome to see how you’ve progressed and grown as a reviewer.

[@k1tkat-kate]

Why so much Prince Caspian hate? It's not that bad, come on! Voyage of the Dawn Treader is an example of the movie being better than the book. In the book, each chapter is basically a stand alone story, and there isn't a forward-moving plot. The movie has elements that connect each island/adventure to each other, and this movie to the other movies. It took me a long time to read through VoDT (not as long as Silver Chair, dear god, but still a long time) but I was surprised by the movie.

[@scraplord6390]

*Nerd Glassas on* Umm, actually. I read all the Narnia books.

[@TheWeepingDalek]

in which order. release or chronological

[@scraplord6390]

Release order, I should read it chronological one of those days now that i know which is which xD

[@fanfaretloudest]

Lol me too! And I loved all of them.

[@donaldtusk2678]

I only read silver chair because I’m lazy

[@bighand1530]

@@donaldtusk2678 What happens in the Silver Chair?

[@cinemacity8]

I can honestly say that every time I watch your Eustace impression, I just about die laughing... Every. Single. Time.

[@esthermaarsman]

OK, but if you compare the second and third movies with the first, no.1 is much more faithfull, which is why I think it has a charme that the other two movies haven't

[@fanfaretloudest]

And I am sick of people who are Narnia fans but say "I will REFUSE to see the next film if it comes out cuz I hated Dawn Treader." That is like saying you wish a franchise based on a book series to die just because some aspects in ONE film version didn't make it up to their standards. Not fair to the movie makers, people!!! :(

[@Drewan27]

For the record the Narnia books are amazing, I loved all of them and remember reading them fondly in 5th grade. And this one was probably my favorite. The Adventure was great. I mean the challenges along the way on each island was awesome. And Eustace's character growth was also great. I still need to see this movie lol

[@frontensemble077]

Jeremy, I would really love to see your take on some old classic films like Casablanca or even director's Kubrick like The Shining or something. Have you reviewed Mystic River, Changeling or Million Dollar Baby.

[@kennedylareign]

I really enjoyed the first movie. That was my favorite.

[@AgusSkywalker]

I liked the first movie. I saw the second one and thought it was Ok (though it bored me a little). But I totally hate this piece of crap because I read all the Narnia books and this was my favorite. The story is totally different from the other ones. It's not about fighting a villain but exploring all this islands searching for Caspian's father's friends and trying to reach Aslan's kingdom beyond the sea. But the studio turned this movie into a Hollywood generic piece of crap with a made up villain and a super stupid climax. The original story was totally anticlimatic. It doesn't have a final battle or anything. It just reaches its goal and ends, just like that.

[@tomasalvim1022]

Those are exactly my toughts about this movie, its nice to know im not the only one whose favorite book was this one because it had no good guy or bad guy, it was just about a journey

[@David-gj9qr]

Agustín Prieto what villain? The only villain in the series is the white witch but they already dealt with her in the first movie. This is coming form someone who has only seen the movies and I love all of them

[@rosalindhoffman6175]

Agustín Prieto I’m super late, but...a book is made to be put down and picked up again, and the events/descriptions are what entertains people’s eyes. I loved the book for its journey, but in movie format, there would feel like there’s no purpose or meaning to anything, and it could be boring. I think they did an alright job, trying to make a story fit for a tv series into a movie.

[@AgusSkywalker]

@@rosalindhoffman6175 I don't think they did a good job. If you can't adapt this story into a satisfactory movie, then don't. But they turned this really interesting adventure into a generic action film. This movie sucks and worst of all, it's boring.

[@rosalindhoffman6175]

Agustín Prieto my liking of the movie has a chunk to do with nostalgia and the benefit of the doubt, that’s true. It was not the best. But I think they tried, and I also think that it would have been weird to do Caspian and LWW then not give a go for the Dawn Trader. LWW stands on its own, but Caspian does not - at that point they had to somehow figure out a movie script. Yeah, it was was boring, but a movie without a direction feels worse than a movie with with a boring meaning. The books had this fun air of ‘let’s do stuff’, the feel may be off-putting to the previous movie-goers. Not to mention that ending a trilogy on a let’s have fun tale...idk, if I was the studio I would be pretty tied. I love it cause it’s Narnia and to me it feels like Narnia, and it didn’t mistreat character that much either, so I’m sold. I got a low bar for being entertained, I’m the first to admit.

[@TF2Fan101]

I personally really enjoyed this movie, I mean, I really liked the changes they made from the novel, and it had a really nice interpretation of temptation. Not all the changes they made were perfect, but I still feel that it was a really well-made film.

[@sivad1025]

I enjoyed Prince Caspian the book and movie just as much as as the original book and movie. I found this one BORING.

[@spacewolfblackmane19]

ya i gota say i tried to watch this like 5 times on my tv but i never managed to fucking finish this movie. i mean i fell asleep haft way the last time.

[@animaljp3]

no sense of power in this one, or prince Caspian. Just things happening. I found this one was better then prince Caspian.

[@nathanielheron8094]

guys, re-read the book Prince Caspian. It SUCKS! Prince caspian was the best book to movie improvements I've ever seen, and the best movie of the series. I agree dawn treader is pretty bad, but the book is just not movie material.

[@susanwhitehall8706]

1:45 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA (also a bit terrified.)

[@taraflo94]

yay im glad you gave it a good review jeremy :] i thought the second narnia sucked but if you go back and watch it again, you take in all the details and everything and realize its actually pretty good. i wish disney never dropped the series, too, but what can you do?

[@NurseManhatten]

I actually like Prince Caspian a lot better than Dawn Treader. It was darker, more mature, more sophisticated, more intense, just a great sequel.

[@aaron169]

13 years later, love the consistency

[@il6315]

That's the kid from the maze runner

[@nathanross7448]

+Isaac Le Morvan i noticed that as well

[@hmongboy9161]

+Isaac Le Morvan the only person with those eye brows.....lol

[@daniell.6999]

+SadClown448 and from the revenant

[@Alexjamesfreirik1556]

SadClown448 actually the kid from narnia is in the maze runner

[@culturalmind19]

ya me too

[@dwalta7]

This is one of your most entertaining reviews. Good shit.

[@wheelzwheela]

I was thinking the same thing about the Stay Puffed Marshmallow man, it kind of bugged me UNTIL I remembered that Ghostbusters was written like a billion years after.

[@adammurray7501]

SPOILERS I GUESS i'm pretty sure in the last book that's what happened, the only one left out was Susan because she either didn't die or she was just "above" Narnia (meaning she thought she was better than it) so she was not welcomed to return when she died. and then Narnia itself dies and the go to like a new Narnia which is I think symbolic for heaven, or Aslan's country, i have not read the books in a long time but I believe this is what happened.

[@Tholen3]

@girlinsweater yes, i own all the books, been thinking of rereading them since its been years and i understand more noe, but yea i own like an older version of them all, all old artwork on the covers and what not and i remember them become something of a trip when i read them before.

[@outlettered]

I like prince caspian! So does jeremy meen that this film was shot in 2d and converted into 3d? still looking forward to seeing it though!

[@seigeengine]

I never actually read any Narnia from school. We went to see the play of Lion Witch Wardrobe a time or two though. I have read all the books, but independently, and when I was older. The Lion Witch Wardrobe really weren't my favourites. The ones that stick out to me are the first one for it's weird portalness, and the horse one.

[@CaptPhiI]

I thought of the Stay Puft Marshmallow man too! I legitimately loled at that part in the theater.

[@sfighter991]

I adored the first two "Narnia" movies and books, I'm currently reading the book of "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" and I hope to see it on the big screen like the first two.

[@williamcrow9713]

Your Will Poulter impression has aged well

[@Disthron]

I actually never read the books but I remember the BBC TV show from my child hood. I believe each season covered 1 book. I actually don't remember much about them, other than that I loved them as a kid. I thought this was pretty good though I'm not sure I'd say it's better or worse than the other two. I did love the ship though. And as soon as I heard that line I instantly thought of the Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man!

[@David-gj9qr]

I love this movie series at least the first one the second one was okay haven't seen the third one yet really want to see it. TBH I didn't think this was a series I just thought it was one movie.

[@starwarscast1783]

Third one is really really great

[@David-gj9qr]

StarwarsCast 1 yeah I saw it. It was pretty good

[@Mbop28]

Given the frequency of Jeremy's videos and the fact that he seems to be wearing the same clothes in almost all of them, I always imagined him hanging his suit on the back of a chair really carefully in between videos. Either that, or he owns like 10 of the same suit. I also always kinda wondered if he was ever not wearing pants in these videos.

[@alittleolder]

Also I own Parts 1 & 2 on blu Ray so I will buy this one too.. Will I ever watch it? Probably not!

[@lich109]

@JeremyJahns what's funny is that it isn't even the biggest case of that, check out: "A pilgrim's Progress" sometime, where literally everything in the book is a metaphor.

[@SuperRob77]

Nice Ghostbuster reference. Speaking of Ghostbusters, have you done a review on GB1 &/or GB2?

[@rsguitarfan]

I read all the narnia books when I was young but yeah you are right, I only remeber the lion, the which and the wardrobe.

[@Tangelllo]

That Eustace impression was the best thing. Ever.

[@TheOtherAmandas]

we named my dog after eustise (we called him scrubby) or however you spell it. I love those books! c.s lewis is seriously the man!

[@willywonka733]

read all the books, havent really watched the movies, dawn treader was always my favorite of the 7 guess its time i give the movie a shot

[@MattMcMeme]

I am SICK of people saying that this movie sucks just because it takes some creative liberties. I'm a Narnia fan too but do you really think that it would be very popular if it followed the book exactly. I think the changes give it a darker edge that it really needs. I love the book and I love the movie

[@esthermaarsman]

I actually read all seven books... The problem with the films of prince caspian and the dawn treader is that they aren't faithfull to the book. The first movie was, and that's probably why it was so good.

[@k1tkat-kate]

I totally agree. You couldn't do Dawn Treader as it was. The book is episodic and there's no motive for them going off to the ends of the earth, they just want to. If you did that with a movie people would complain there was no plot. Because there really wouldn't be any plot. I like how they keep tying in Jadis, since she is an important character. It makes sense. She was the original villian. Even if its just in memory, she'll always be in Narnia.

[@CrassMufumbu]

Was shocked that the movie was good, thought it was better than the first two and had a better music score..and it moved quickly. I was thrown off for the first half cuz it looked like it was shot on some kinda hi def video..I guess that was a cost cutting measure. They finally got it right. Great review as always.

[@Hugeboss01]

TLTWTW: 9/10 PC: 8/10 TVODT: 6/10

[@vblack172]

Big Boss TLTWTW: 7.5/10 PC: 8.75/10 TVODT: 5.5/10

[@A.G.O.M.]

vBlack Yeah I got agree with you

[@vblack172]

@Jose Luis Ocampo I mean objectively yes. It’s much better written and better paced yet somehow I like the second one the best. There’s just something about Prince Caspian.

[@A.G.O.M.]

I think Prince Caspian is better because of how mature and dark the tone is. Well yes it doesn’t follow the book very much, The story is very character driven and much more development is given to the characters as well. It also doesn’t shy from show much more darker side to the Narnia story.

[@vblack172]

@@A.G.O.M. I totally agree with you, you just summed up why it’s my favorite film in the franchise.

[@msyin9]

I read all of the books before the movies came out and they are very true to the books. The cousin was annoying in the books as well and of course it was very much his journey during this book as well as Lucy and her brother. I enjoyed the movies because I loved the books ( some more than others in the series) but if you haven't read them it may not hit all the right notes for you.

[@ragmondead]

realy this is one of the best movies I've seen and it's cas( if your like me) you understand eustas. he is this misunderstood kid with almost no friends so he studies...alot and he finaly makes friends........ and the final battle was amazing.

[@ErikaResponding]

So can you tell whether a movie was filmed in 3D or converted just by watching it? Are you like, that good now?

[@WeissKreuzforever]

I read the first three Narnia books and Voyage of the Dawn Treader was my least favorite book just because with the loss of two of the main characters I loved I had trouble getting attached to the new one. Thank you Narnia, you gave me abandonment issues. But the movie was still really cool and I really liked it. And it is awesome that you know the mouse's name, Jeremy.

[@Mazvec]

"Lion" was awesome...just such a thrill for me to have that part of my childhood back. I loved Caspian the book, but new it wouldn't translate well and boy was I right. Treader wasn't bad, but since they're on a boat with like 2 talking animals it seemed like it could have been another franchise. The changes to the script were okay and I get why they were done. I'm not expecting to see the rest made though.

[@HQBacon]

@toxicallypink By adding the smoke, it added a way for the movie to have more purpose and a quicker tone to the movie. The book was better, but it would not have translated well in the screen. IMO

[@JeremyJahns]

@TahliaTheShadowAngel No problem, but you do realize that the entire series of Narnia books is all christian metaphor right?

[@mohdata8008]

Woohooo

[@MrBenzene33]

Seriously Jeremy You are the BEST!!!!! you give a real good opinion on films and games at the same time as being funny. I actually used to use rotten tomatoes but now ever since I found out about you I havent used it since!!!! Jeremy keep the reviews coming!!!!

[@korniliosjs]

if you want a something that was faithful to the book, go read the book. Movies are made not to be faithful to the books. If all the HP were faithful to the books, we wouldn't have 8, we would have 48

[@nicolaamore9415]

well jeez, I actually love the prince Caspian movie.

[@CrassMufumbu]

@eiredance92 I don't see the Pirates reference reminded me of the old Sinbad or Jason & the Argonauts movies..which I Love..its also my favorite of the books..but because they royally screwed the adaptations for the first two..I was happily surprised with this one. It will be the only one I'll purchase. I actually love the 1979 cartoon. Anyways we should get the Silver Chair and that will be the end. And if all goes well I'll be able to make my version in about 5 years..got it all planned out.

[@AlanMichael0]

i read all the books... i mean the lion the witch and the wardrobe is the best one! and i think Voyage was my favorate after L,W,&W

[@GMDAllan]

I didn't even know this movie was made

[@kypersonal510]

I love your reviews :D I can find out if a movie is decent without having anything really spoiled, and you give honest reviews that so far I agree with. Woot!

[@alixwaldononato]

ei jeremy The first images from the set of the now-filming Spider-Man reboot have appeared online

[@ryanrice5577]

I read the first book, you know.. the one before the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe? I enjoyed that book and it makes everything make sense. They should've made it a movie.

[@jellysnacc]

the Eustace impression was right on!! That guy was hilarious XD

[@girlinsweater]

Sadly ... I have read all seven books in the Chronicles of Narnia. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is one of my favourites in there. I am glad they didn't ruin it!

[@BubblyBanjax]

Ok, you've convinced me, I'm gonna watch the Narnia movies. I was also thinking stay puft and i'm sure most people would too.

[@lightspeedasH]

good to hear the movie is pretty good also how goes Donkey Kong Country?

[@Random_dudebro]

i dont get why people are bagging the movie, i thought it was incredible! monumentally better than #2, in par with the original aswell... finally got a better look at aslan :) it really warmed my heart.

[@badcompanyization]

@TheOffcialACCFans Like what? Personally I thought they were pretty spot on. C.S. Lewis doesn't use much detailed description which leaves it open to film.

[@alexghavami2749]

Holy shit I laughed my ass off at 1:45

[@maximussaktish]

1st : my childhomy 2nd : pretty good 3rd : okay i guess

[@trentdumon9054]

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: Good movie. Worth watching Prince Caspian: Bad, just bad. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: Ehhh, it's ok.

[@mikejunior211]

+trd 12 I thought like you I re-watched it after a while and I loved it. I suggest you to give it a shot again.

[@michnish]

I'm so glad you liked it this is one of my favorite books of all time. Yes I read the entire series this was my Harry Potter before there was a Harry Potter and I have been so worried the movies would be just as bad as that franchise

[@Jai137]

Wow, I loaded this video just as soon as you put it up. Never done that before.

[@DeathGodRiku]

ok what do people have against Prince Caspian? I liked both the book and the film.

[@pennyxrose]

What was with Prince Caspian's accent changing between the two movies?

[@Jai137]

I agree, only the first Narnia had nostalgic value. I was going to skip this one till you recommended it, so O.K., lets see this.

[@dylanfix9118]

I heard that it is revealed that the children had actually all died in the very beginning in a train accident and that everything they were experiencing afterword's was like the afterlife...would kinda explain how there was a whole other world in a wardrobe I guess

[@legomastr1]

i think prince Caspian is my favorite of the trilogy. the first was ok but the characters were to young to relate to myself. the second was good because the characters were more-ish mature than previously and there was more of an inner story line. i didnt like the 3rd cause everything changed for the worse the director changed so it didnt have the same narnia feel to it. i liked the cousin because he stood out as a character but it felt that the movie was riding on him not everything in general

[@Joppy5100]

I feel extraordinarily old in saying this, but i first was introduced to narnia through the lion the witch and the wardrobe radio broadcast

[@HerosMark777]

Um... I read Prince Caspian. And Voage of the Dawn Treader. And the Silver Chair. And the Last Battle. Actually, I know quite a few people who did as well... :)

[@AustinEEEE]

is there a fight scene in the end like the other 2? if so is it as epic as the last 2?

[@procrastinator99]

I had the whole series read to me by my parents when I was little. Epic.

[@beniveyv7849]

as someone who loves all the books i really dont care for how they changed the story so much

[@KennethLyVideography]

I read all the books. best ones in my opinion is the first one and the Silver Chair

[@TheAccountMaking]

ACTUALLY, I didn't deny the fact he called you ignorant. I can read. I just mean by the whole "learn to show some respect for others" you were taking things to serious. Like you did in the comment above, also.

[@MrSucka5]

Glad you had this review up still. Going through Disney plus movies and skipped it for years. Also. Wonder what todays John wick Jeremy thinks of the movie now…

[@jonathanlarsson4608]

The first one is a fair adaption of the book, this coming from a guy who has only read the first in the series. The villain was cool, the side characters neat, and the overall look was grand and pretty. The only issue I had was with two things: The Pevensie children, cause while they're not badly acted, it's just that the writing for them is kind of clunky. The other thing is that most attempts at comedy just sort of falls flat. The second one is plain fantastic, much better than the first one I think. The characters get the proper amount to do and have great arcs, both the dwarf and Reepicheep are super side characters, and the more serious and gritty tone is done really well. The third is admittedly the lesser one, though far from bad according to me. The pacing feels more rushed, the plot has a few noticeable holes in them, and both Edmund and Caspian's arcs aren't that interesting. It does make up for it though with a more adventurous setting, feeling like something along the lines of Pirates of the Caribbean or The Oddysey. Plus, Eustace character development is really intriguing.

[@eiredance92]

@CrassMufumbu I have to disagree, the movie had very little resemblance to the book and tried to be like Pirates of The Caribbean.....I was so disappointed because it is my favorite novel out of the series and I feel like they have lost a part of Narnia that can never be acquired again ;(

[@sachaput]

I enjoyed the first two films, but can't say that I'm all that interested in this one. I certainly don't need to see all this in 3-D.

[@noahstubbs3382]

you and I clearly don't have the same opinions I hated the first movie but I really liked the second one the third one too (but not as much as the 2nd)