First time watching The Chronicles of Narnia The Voyage of the Dawn Treader movie reaction

[@BaddMedicine]

Here we are the final installment. Should they do a reboot? Do you wish they made the 4th? Will Netflix do a series? Full Reactions on Patreon: www.patreon.com/baddmedicine Backup channel Subscribe here kzbin.info/door/1CLUwA27dz-94o3FR0o3xg

[@AdorianDelmore]

Hei Badd Medicine sorry I'm late to the party. Netflix is working on making a reboot tv series cinematic universe of every book in the series. (It was going to be the game of thrones show for netflix). Plus spin off movies between the books. The first one will be the creation of Narnia. But netflix has been silent about it for half a year now. 🤔

[@oldworldgtarot981]

I feel like you would all really like the movie Stardust! Its an amazing Adventure a bit more mature but super fun! It has some big names in it as well. Henry Cavil, Ben Barnes, Clair Danes, Robert De Niro and a lot more!

[@johncampbell756]

Netflix has attached Greta Gerwig to a reboot of either a TV series or series of films.

[@gabriellekili2977]

I would not mind a reboot, but I think it might be better as a series with seasons and 8-12 episodes a book they are not huge books though so movies with really good timing and editing might be good as well.

[@barrywilson1294]

There have been various attempts at doing the books. The Silver Chair was done as a BBC series back in the 90s with none other than Tom Baker, everyone’s favorite Doctor Who, playing Puddleglum. Trying to do the entire series of books as a movie series presents the problems of the Harry Potter books without characters who conveniently age along with the series. With the Chronicles of Narnia you need almost every character around for the final movie. You could film that early on but then it would have to stay in the can until the other six movies finish. Since Aslan is not human he is probably the easiest to manage.

[@user-es7ui5mc1m]

Even though they changed quite a bit from the book to this movie adaptation, and so they're not super closely connected, I want to give some credit to the book here because its opening line is one of my favorite opening lines of any book. It's: "There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it." It does such a perfect job of introducing his character lol

[@HyperWolf]

That’s one of my favorite opening lines 😂

[@lyds6382]

Yes!!! Absolutely the best character intro. 😂🥰

[@Lina_unchained]

Best character intro ever

[@wildmoose3979]

The very next book, the silver chair, references this in its opening line! "His name, unfortunately, was Eustace Clarence Scrubb"

[@BreeNix]

Oh my god yes. I always loved that line.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

If I remember correctly, the scene where Aslan helps Eustace become a boy again, it is so much more important in the book, because the process was very very painful. The whole point of Eustace becoming a dragon was because he was a dragon on the inside: selfish, ignorant, and rude. In order to become a boy again, he had to physically remove the dragon skin, which was symbolic of his heart changing as well. Ripping away the dragon flesh was painful, but staying as a dragon was much too lonesome and miserable. He would rather go through the pain to change into a human again than to remain a dragon. And Eustace did in fact change, heart and all. He would be there for _The Silver Chair_ and _The Last Battle_ , _The Last Battle_ being the final book, which shows the end of Narnia and its renewal.

[@JonnioTr0n]

This movie had the saddest goodbye out of all, made me sob because of Lucy’s relationship with Aslan, her faith in him never faltered once. Definitely that hardest goodbye for now

[@kotamundaca3398]

The end of this movie always make me cry, the way Aslan says he's always going to watch over them, sayin he's known by another name in their world (it's a clear religious reference) I'm not really religious but it felt really nice and warm to have him saying it. I imagine the 4 siblings may start to feel that Narnia becomes more and more of a distant memory, a dream even, but to have that reminder through the years, I'm sure it would bring them comfort. Reep is the real MVP, and it was so bittersweet to see him lay his sword down to go to Aslan's lands and just go in peace. I loved this saga growing up, and I'm so happy you guys enjoyed too!

[@ct6852]

Remember reading the books and always being heartbroken about which ones wouldn't be returning because their lesson was finished, or whatnot.

[@RosheenQuynh]

I literally teared up while watching this video 😅

[@Hiraghm]

He's known in our world as *Jesus Christ* ! Just SAY IT. Stop being afraid, or loathing, to say it! There's nothing wrong with verbalizing an association Lewis _intended_ . You won't spontaneously combust, you won't be mistaken for a Christian and beaten to death in the streets, you won't (yet) be charged with heresy... just say it! The worst thing Star Trek ever did was separate us from our cultural heritage... the first casualty of being "inclusive".

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@Hiraghm As a Christian, this is SUPER hateful of you to say. "Yet be charged of heresy"? What happened to "Jesus loves you"? Btw, what does Star Trek have to do with Narnia?

[@Svz-uv8pq]

​@@RosheenQuynhNunca falta el tipo amargado que arruina un buen comentario, ojalá haya menos como tu

[@clarad6109]

"In your world I have another name, you must learn to know me by it" and "Aslan's Country" I've always loved the dialog at the end of this one and the hints they give.

[@clarad6109]

@@cosesu8929 No, he's Jesus. The lion.. Died in someone's place.. Rose from the dead.. King of kings.. "I was there when it was writen".. sound familiar? Aslan's Country = Heaven, hence why Reep won't be coming back and why Caspian asked if his father is there. We know his father died but was he welcomed into heaven?

[@rebeccabrighton7769]

He’s just messing with you :)

[@cosesu8929]

@@rebeccabrighton7769 who do you think you are telling others my intentions. You don't know me well enough to judge me. You... _Read more_

[@rebeccabrighton7769]

How dare I!

[@diogenesincarnate4910]

@rileygarraway There's hardly anything to agree with. It's basically all but explicitly stated. Lewis was a devout Christian and wove his beliefs into his stories often.

[@martiwalsh2069]

The first line of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is one of my favorite lines of any book I've read. "There was a boy named Eustace Clarence Scrubb and he almost deserved it.": Fits him to a tee.

[@SapphireBoy26]

I love how Aslan basically confirms that He’s Jesus in our world. That part always makes me cry.

[@edgarcastellanos258]

I think that he may be God. But some religions say that Jesus and God are the same so it can be.

[@kentadamson6992]

@@edgarcastellanos258 Lewis himself affirms that Aslan is Jesus. Lewis was an Anglican Christian. The whole Narnia series is based on Christian themes, along with other themes as well.

[@VenomKpp]

I still think the beach scene with Aslan and Eustace is one of the greatest looking scenes visually even with all the CGI. It looked so beautiful.

[@Mangolite]

These were the ways to enter Narnia: In the first film, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (TLTWTW), the children enter Narnia thru a wardrobe made from a tree grown from a seed Digory Kirke brought from Narnia after he entered there with rings made from his uncle that allowed for traveling into other worlds in The Magician’s Nephew. In Prince Caspian, the Pevensies returned to Narnia by Susan’s horn. When they returned to their world, it was instantaneous; therefore, those around them felt and saw nothing except the affected children. Here in Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the painting is a Narnian artifact. In The Silver Chair, Aslan personally called Eustace Scrubb and his friend Jill Pole to Narnia. In the Horse and His Boy, the story takes place in Narnia during the time the Pevensies were Kings and Queens when they first entered TLTWTW. Therefore there was no interdimensional traveling. Finally, for The Last Battle, all those who had experienced Narnia except for Susan Pevensie return to Narnia with a grim entrance by death in a train accident. All the victims in the accident did not realize that they had died because Aslan had summoned them into the new Narnia after he destroyed the old one.

[@ryttyr14]

Oh. So that's why The Horse And His Boy felt so weird to me when I read it. It STARTS OUT in Narnia. I thought it started out in London like the others and I was so confused when there suddenly were talking animals and I just could not follow the plot anymore and put the book down, but that makes so much more sense now. Maybe I should give it another shot after I finish reading the Pern series?

[@Mangolite]

@@ryttyr14 There are two ways to read the series. One is to read according to the publication of each book, starting with The Lion, The Witch, and Wardrobe (which is scattered between timelines), and the other is the chronological narrative order starting with The Magician's Nephew (streamlined timeline from the beginning to end of the series).

[@ryttyr14]

@@Mangolite yeah I was reading chronological order. However I was like 9 at the time so might be I simply misunderstood things.

[@orphanedhanyou]

​@ryttyr14 I read them in order as well and it was obvious to me even as a kid it was set before the kids left in the last book.

[@highqueen-pe6fi]

Also in the Magicians Nephew Polly and Diggory (who is actually the professor) got to Narnia by putting on magic rings that transported them to the Wood Between the Worlds, which is this never ending wood that has a bunch of different pools in it, and each pool leads to a different world. Polly and Diggory actually first went into a pool that lead them to a world called Charn (where Jadis is from), and then they went into the pool that let them into Narnia, where they saw it being created.

[@ct6852]

Read these books religiously as a kid and have to agree about Will Poulter. Totally PERFECT casting. Almost better than I would've imagined Eustace myself. Actually all of the cast was spot on. Liam Neeson as well. The films do feel like they could be longer, but they're definitely faithful to the books and the ages they were designed for. Squeaky clean, almost perfect kids stories for Western culture. 👑

[@lyds6382]

Eustace’s arc is SO great in the book, it is a bit different and much more developed. I always try to appreciate the reasons why changes are made from books to movies so I understand why it would’ve been difficult to portray it the same way in film. I get them adding the seven swords storyline too, it didn’t really mess anything up and I see them needing a clear goal besides finding the lords. I HATE the green mist addition though…it messes up an important truth Lewis intended to portray. The evil and temptation on Deathwater Island (with the water that turns the items to gold) did not come from a magical external source, it came from within. Lewis was trying to demonstrate that all humans have this capacity for sin/evil, not just obvious evil villains.

[@Mudge0001]

the 7 swords was always part of the book .. The 7 swords are meant to reprent the 7 trupets of the Herlds of God - aka Calling forth Aslan 7 being a very important number in Christain teachings - such as 27 books to the The New Testiment .. 7 books to the Chronicles of Narnia themselves - it was the morning of the 7th day in Chapter 7 that (in the books) Eustace sees Aslan and returns to a boy And ofcourse "On the Seventh Day the Lord rested, and said "It is good"

[@timh8324]

Eustace is the standout in the movie and has a great arc.

[@RhiannonSenpai]

"In your world I have another name, you must learn to know me by it" pretty much the whole reason the Narnia books were written.

[@virginiahollar2179]

To The Oak: The third movie is my favorite also! I loved the first two, but third always spoke to me in terms of Lucy's arc and her struggles with herself and her worth. Plus Eustace's arc is awesome, and the actor really captures how I imagined Eustace in the book. And of course Reep, who is one of my all time favorite characters. It broke my heart in the movie and in the book when he left to go to Aslan's country, but was profoundly lovely at the same time, because you know he is joyfully going on to his best adventure. I do wish they would finish out the movies but it might be odd having a whole new cast. If you guys haven't read the books, you definitely should... they are wonderful. Love your reactions, keep up the good work!

[@Marta-ro7mg]

In the books Caspian falls in love with the star, they end up getting married and his kids are the next heirs of the trone of Narnia. I really wanted the Silver Chair movie, it's one of my favorite histories in the books!

[@Jo.Jo.222]

Yeah it’s my favourite too!

[@joshuagoodman5267]

“We’re just babies playing a game, if you’re right. But four babies playing a game can make a play-world that licks your real world hollow.”

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

The book was originally just an adventure story without any major villain, so the green mist was just added for this movie. Aside from the green mist thing, I love Eustace in this film. Will Poulter captures the horrible, greedy, obnoxious side of the character, which makes his redemption feel very earned. I love his portrayal of Eustace, which makes me sad that Silver Chair was never made. Silver Chair is my favorite Narnia book, and Eustace is the one who returns for that story, along with his friend Jill Pole (who is mentioned by his mother at the end of this film).

[@isaacbyrne2554]

Its the eyebrows

[@patriciaperdue5532]

Love your reviews. Now that you are watching the "family" type movies, I still push for the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. Awesome story, great lessons, plenty of action, beautiful visual effects, etc...captures pretty much everything the Oak mentioned for these movies. A "coming of age" story for our heros...Hiccup and Toothless. My favorite animated series and I am 63. Please, just consider it.😊

[@andyrogers28708]

The How to Train Your Dragon trilogy is awesome.

[@jenniferg3402]

I’m going to have to watch it now. Thanks

[@jiijii2890]

@@jenniferg3402 its amazing watch the series aswell

[@amelie.1313]

Couldn't agree more!

[@panjamysy]

Will Poulter absolutely ROCKED the role of Eustace. As a lover of the Narnia books, he was the perfect choice.

[@bmoak]

The book Voyage of Dawn Treader didn't have the big unified threat/plot. There were no seven swords, no disappearing people to rescue, and no mist. The book VDT did have the quest for the seven missing lords, and all the islands and places the voyaged to in the movie were from the book, but each adventure wasn't liked to the others. Very much like Jason & the Argonauts..

[@bmoak]

LINKED to the others

[@joyshutt7928]

Jill Pole's mention at the end was a nice hint to The Silver Chair 🙂 Will Poulter is perfect as Eustace in this, I felt like he carried it when I first watched it. Having read the books I always think of these films as 2, 4 and 5 rather than 1/2/3 😄

[@TokuRewinds]

I wished we could have gotten the rest of the books into films with this continuation of Liam Neeson as Aslan and Will as Eustace

[@jainthorne4136]

Yes..The Silver Chair is a great favorite of mine. I hope they finish the series. I want to see Puddleglum.

[@drummergirl2319]

I was pretty annoyed by Jill Pole's mention, because in the book, they were not friends at the very start of The Silver Chair.

[@Phantom_Fireside]

I have a For Narnia moment for you three When I was younger I would got to a weekly summer camp and one of these weeks they let us play capture the flag. Well my team was loosing badly so the councilor in charge of our team had us do one last stand we all agreed to charge the other team and our signal.. 'FOR NARNIA' then we all ran We still lost but damn was it fun to do

[@mimicoco9424]

I love that❤

[@Phantom_Fireside]

@@mimicoco9424 So did I

[@jenniferg3402]

Awww that sounds cool

[@rekdreams247]

It's funny how you can see the connection between so many authors who inspired each other. Elizabeth Goudge inspired CS Lewis who was also inspired by Tolkein who altogether inspired JK Rowling who also all inspired Neil Gay. Elizabeth Goudge wrote about magic water creatures riding giant magical waves. Ben Barnes was in another movie three years prior based on a book by Neil Gay where he fell in love with a fallen star who turned into a woman. The professor in the first Narnia movie was based on Tolkein. They Hogwarts houses are based on the four Pevensie children. I just think its amazing.

[@ET31171]

I think the hogwarts houses/founders are based on the Pevensie children is just a Theory.

[@rekdreams247]

@@ET31171 it is a theory but i think the ecidence holds up. When jk rowling acknowledged it she said "no comment". Regardless, its a strong enough coincidence to connect the two just by veiwing their ideals surrounding character

[@ET31171]

@@rekdreams247 @Ryan King I interpreted it mora as they were the inspiration for the founders/houses.

[@rekdreams247]

@@ET31171 isnt that what i said? Im confused

[@ET31171]

@@rekdreams247 sorry, I misunderstood your previous comment.

[@prodigalson193]

Books that haven't been made into movies: The Magician's Nephew: a story from Professor Diggory Kirk's youth about the creation/discovery of Narnia The Horse and His Boy: a story that takes place in the lands south of Narnia during the reign of the 4 kings and queens (Peter, Edmund, Susan, and Lucy) The Silver Chair: Eustace returns to Narnia for another adventure The Last Battle: they return to Narnia for the last time

[@imasinnerimasaint]

Silver Chair was made by BBC in 1990.

[@prodigalson193]

@@imasinnerimasaint shoot, I forgot about that one. It's kind of hard to find. I've only been able to find bits and pieces of it. I've never been able to find the whole thing.

[@alinaa3573]

it’s such an interesting thing rewatching films when you get older. I saw this one when it came out, I was about 10 years old and I remember so distinctly Will Poulter (the Eyebrows Guy you call him haha) and my memories of him were soo different. I think I have rewatched it for the first time since then with you right now and when he appeared on the screen I was like “what? he wasn’t that small when I was watching it” he was a full teen in my head somehow but that just probably how I perceived him being a kid myself. thank you for the reaction and for bringing memories from childhood

[@vivacious_me]

"Hey! It's eyebrows!" 😅😅😅 Was waiting on that moment 😁

[@lucybeckett5454]

This has always been my favourite Narnia film of the trilogy, so excited for this reaction!

[@TokuRewinds]

I just love the fact each of the 3 movies there's a portion of the fans they like each of the movie as their favorite ones. The majority will say Wardrobe would be their favorite, i personally love Prince Caspian as my favorite, and You and even Appleton Oak here finds this your favorite of the three.

[@boniboni4912]

This is also my favorite one!

[@cptayne]

I love this and caspian the best. The 1st was kinda boring imo

[@dcemerald70]

Thank you so much for reacting to this amazing trilogy. While I know the “Other Name” dialogue is present in The Silver Chair, I always felt it was better for this story. To me, this version of Narnia is more from Lucy’s perspective, so I thought if this was the last one for this trilogy that it was best to have Lucy close the door as represents her finally growing up. 👩🏻‍🦰🧑🏻‍🦱👦🏼🧔🏻‍♀️🐭🦁🕊❤️💛

[@Excalibur-Sonic]

I was jealous that Eustace got to be a dragon when I read the book as a kid. It's not out of place to say I still am?

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

In the book, he watched another dragon basically die of loneliness. He realized later it was a man who had been tempted by the treasure as he was, and transformed into the beast just as he did. Only Eustace was given the chance to return from such a tragic end. Why would you ever want to be Eustace? 😭

[@samswords9993]

Oak, I am a 52 year old former high school teacher. I have adult and high school kids. I wanna tell you that I really appreciate your heart for kids. Your gentleness and desire to guide our youth is great.

[@MadisonAiello]

As a huge fan of the Narnia franchise i have mixed feelings on the idea of rebooting it. I don’t really want them to reboot it cuz i don’t think they can do better with the first book than they did with the first movie. But I do really really want to see the rest of the books made into a movie or tv show. So i want to see the rest of the books translated to the screen but I’m scared they’ll mess up the first three books.

[@larissa1770]

It’s been “rumored” for years that Netflix bought the rights to Narnia for a reboot. Not sure if it’s confirmed. I have to agree with you..I think Netflix will mess it up 😢 they will take away the core of it all.

[@kamixakadio2441]

Well, assume they do reboot it, and the First movie/Arc is worse than the original movie, thats fine. Just stick to watching the original movie, and then proceed with the reboots for everything after.

[@samswords9993]

The Narnian air works on them and "their hands remember their old skill."

[@mariewagner5283]

One of my favorite parts of this movie (as a middle child & growing up as the "wallflower/odd one out" in a large class), is the 1st time I watched the movie & how they emphasized with both Lucy & Edmund - battle with your weaknesses but don't run & the lesson of you do have something to contribute by being you. You are valuable in a unique way & you bring a lot to the team (family, class, work, friend group etc). I had to learn & embrace that lesson the hard way on my own after graduating from school. But if I kept chasing after what I THOUGHT people expected me to be like or not be into - I wouldn't have gotten into self-defense (I'm a shrimp). I wouldn't have pursued a counseling degree to help people fight their demons. I wouldn't have met the man who is now my husband. I wouldn't have started working out for my mental sanity & joint health. I wouldn't have learned to love the people in my circle so fiercely & be the fighter in my family. I wouldn't be in the career I am now which I love & thrive in (early childhood - teaching the kids that we don't run from new/tricky things - being their biggest cheerleader). (Didn't mean to write a book but yeah.)

[@cindyleger351]

Lucy's problem was that she had a beautiful older sister that all the guys fell all over themselves for and she wanted some of that. Unfortunately, the only way she could see herself receiving that kind of attention was to actually be her sister. She wasn't old enough to realize that all she had to do was wait.

[@neesonnaidoo4745]

Ben Barnes with a beard is just…*chefs kiss*

[@didinau]

Edmund is amazing, he is definetly my favourite character!

[@robertbrookes2000]

Great reactions guys. I think this film is pretty underrated tbh, Will Poulter just nails the role perfectly. So glad he continued as an actor in tons of other things.

[@Lake420H]

The performance of Eustace really makes this for me

[@cotevallejos7230]

Will Poulter has the hability to turn everything he touches into gold lol (meaning movies), you need to see the other movies/shows he's been to (Detroit, Midsommar, Dopesick, etc.). I'm sure we are going to love him in guardians of the galaxy vol. 3 !!

[@dragonfly12]

Thank you guys for reacting to these movies. They were my entire childhood and I haven’t watched them in over 10 years. This really brought back good memories where life was so fun.

[@MinSunYe]

Will Poulter was also in the Revenant with Leo DiCaprio! He was such a surprise cast member! He really is very versatile in his acting roles, which is something I really like about him. He deserves way more credit as an actor

[@raquelsanchez288]

Awww love the little Dobby on The Oak's desk!

[@birdwatcheranimation4298]

I’ve been WAITING for you guys to react to this one!!

[@sasahsis]

Im so glad that you guys liked it, mainly for saying that the third one is the best, because I really love it and I can't decide between the first and third, both are great ! I've been watching these movies since I was a little girl and until today hits me the same way ❤

[@marimo.santoryu]

Here we are, the last installment. What a great journey! . I heard that netflix had plan to make a Narnia series. Don't know how that one is going to work, but at least that the best news i can get.

[@mallorylommel7514]

Growing up I wanted to be my big sister, when I was going into high school I told her and she said she told everyone she wished she was me which really took me aback and that conversation really taught me to love myself and see the beauty in both of us…..here is this person I look up to that wishes she could be me, it was a mind trip honestly

[@itsadancething]

I adore these movies! I always have. They are so visually stunning and they're just good stories! I was so disappointed that they didn't continue with the movies. I never read the books, but I know they are every short books. I've meant to pick them up for so many years. My mom loved them growing up. I remember in an interview about the first movie, the director said he made the movie that he saw in his head when he read the books. So there's some expansion, but as far as I know they've been very true to the original story. I'm so excited that you all decided to watch these movies! And I'm so glad you liked them!

[@monsoon1234567890]

This is the best one. Exploring uncharted areas in an already fantastical land. What's not to love about that? Also, the one thing I wanted to see most, the sea of flowers, looked exactly how I pictured it in the books.

[@ct6852]

I feel like Zelda Windwaker borrowed from this one.

[@huhj963]

This one is my favorite, is so beautyful in a lot of ways, and the ending in the sea and the flowers is one of the most pretty escenes in fantasy for me.

[@Universal5-g5e]

42:46 gives me chills and I'm a hindu. I think they didn't get the Jesus's reference here. They never talked about it. I've watched this movie so many times when I was a child, i didn't get it then.

[@Universal5-g5e]

But I've never found islam as divine. Quran is like a set of rules, how can one find a rule book as divine. Maybe it's bcuz I'm not brought up in that culture but i was not brought up in christianity either. Maybe it's bcuz people don't make movies about Allah.

[@mjmage33]

It just occurred to me... have you guys seen the movie Stardust? If you wanted more from this, you might like it

[@funkman12345]

34:38 Did the Answer really just reference Secrets of the Hidden Temple on Nickelodeon back in the day? Lol I’m subbing

[@KayaaaaDe]

I remember not liking this one but i always watched it just for Ben Barnes lol.

[@boniboni4912]

I told you Eustace and Reepicheep are the best! ✌🏼this is my favorite Narnia movie glad you enjoyed!

[@rklman567]

Just caught up on your Narnia reaction videos... reminded me of this : "What's in the Wardrobe?" the Lion asked the Witch... "Nah-nee-yah business" she replied...... (none-of-ya / Narnia).

[@quinnmk1220]

I grew up with the first two and the third was not on my radar until a few years ago when I first checked it out. I recognize what this movies is, but that ending hit me different. I really like this trilogy and would love to see more of it potentially down the line.

[@haleykleckner9425]

Kind of a neat fact about Skandar Keynes (Edmund) is that he is the great great nephew of the famous economist John Maynard Keynes and the great great great grandson of Charles Darwin !

[@jayconant3816]

Bad medicine if no one has mentioned and if I remember correctly in the books when ever the kids go back to narnia the skills they learned and reflexes come back to them fairly quick every time

[@ange8970]

THE BOOKS ARE LITERALLY ANOTHER WORLD AND I LOVE THEM

[@Cattensu]

I love the this movie. It always gets to me. And I cry in it. Especially the ending.

[@pamelalee1508]

Perhaps these Narnia installments with the older characters not returning..reflect the maturing attributes of children... Courage..humility..hope... As these lessons are learned they no longer need Narnia... Of course I don't profess to know the author's intent..but that seems a likely course of the films... Thanks guys..if there is a 4th film..we all would be interested in your reactions... Have a great Thanksgiving...even in these uncertain times..there are many things we can and should be thankful for...🙏... 🌿🌿🌿

[@jennywren6232]

Late to the party but I just wanted to say what a JOY it was to watch you guys react to these three movies-especially the first one, what with you having no prior knowledge of the story (which is quite rare, at least here in the UK where LWW is almost essential reading as a kid 😂) it was enormous fun to see your reactions to Lucy finding Narnia in the back of the wardrobe. I loved seeing the genuine enjoyment these movies gave you, and the depth of meaning you took away from them. Keep keeping it real, fellas!

[@cozydayzandnightz]

It's a shame that there was no 4th and now the actor who played Eustace is too old to play a child that could be allowed back into Narnia. At the same time though, trilogies always seems to make a classic. On top of all that, the four children had their moment and their ends, so it makes for a good close. As always, I look forward to whatever we watch next!

[@IonizedComa]

after rewatching this as an adult, i'm assuming Aslan's country is actually the afterlife, but the good kind, since aslan is almost like the god of narnia

[@kamronspencer4910]

He’s Jesus. The whole story is Bible analogies and Christian symbolism. His country is most likely heaven

[@IonizedComa]

@@kamronspencer4910 that makes sense, since he was killed on the stone table and he rose again

[@lucilebelle]

Nice reaction guys! This film caused an uproar for many things showed didn't happen like that in the book. The original story it's one of my favourites, but I liked this adaptation as well (mind you, there are some tiny issues with the plot but it's ok). Sadly, though Disney didn't finish the series, The Silver Chair was made by the BBC in 1990 as a miniseries and it was really pretty done! Finally, I seriously recommend you to read The Last Battle, you're in for a treat with this one. Saludos desde Lima. :)

[@hiraeth789]

Thank you so much for the journey guys 💜️ I really enjoyed it 😍 You guys really make my day with the reactions. We love you

[@andymaximoff9399]

love this saga, thanks for your videos, I enjoy them a lot :)

[@123haninhk]

8:18 When this movie was announced, there were so many crossover fan trailers that fans made, LOL. Also, the fandom created a lot of crossover fanfiction where many of the characters met up with Captain Jack Sparrow. There are plenty of those fan trailers on KZbin.

[@peterweiss123]

The sad thing is, that my favourite part of Narnia, the third one, wasnt even filmed! You gotta read the the whole Chronicles of Narnia!

[@allisonfisher9304]

They left all my favorite bits of the book out. I truly hope some other production does it justice, and then continues with Eustace.

[@Wahots79]

Seven books. Only 3 movies. I really like The Silver Chair book, but I think one of my favorites will always be "The Magician's Nephew" as it tells all about Narnia's beginnings, how the "sons of Adam and Daughter's of Eve" first arrived there, it tell who the "White Witch" is and how she came into her powers...

[@SeeliaVachon]

I wish they would turn the books into a TV show. The only downside to that would be not having the same cast in the show. The first one is still my favorite. ❤

[@mrjimmis27]

Peter Pevensie (Godric Gryffindor) , Lucy Pevensie (Helga Hufflepuff) , Susan Pevensie (Rowena Ravenclaw) , Edmund Pevensie (Salazar Slytherin) i think its so fitting ..again you guys gave us great time we are all thankful

[@dragonfly12]

Imagine if the silver chair was released like a year after this movie with the actor for eustace 😢

[@NarnianRailway]

Reepicheep !!!!! Eustace ! Great reaction and commentaries, thanks for sharing the Narnia series with us. The interactions between Reepicheep and Eustace is what I love about this movie (disappointed by some of the changes from the book and the "green mist" addition). Gary Sweet (Drinian) is a fine Aussie tv actor, many great roles as hero and villain, sad his VotDT role was limited. The set for the Dawn Treader deck at in a parking lot near SeaWorld, Brisbane, Australia. For a period it was visible on the google maps street view until updated. When Queen Luck asked if Caspian had gotten married, it's more detailed in the book. Drinian mentioned he was to marry the Duke of Galma's daughter. Caspian replied she squints and has freckles (always think of Anna Popplewell reading that LOL). Also, Queen Lucy's Book of Incantations scene was more detailed and better in the book. For "The Silver Chair" highly recommend the 1990 BBC 6 episode series with Tom Baker as Puddleglum (4th Dr Who). Thank you Badd Medicine team, excellent commentaries and scoring. Happy Holiday Season. For Narnia and for Aslan!

[@liamwarner5749]

With regards to normal life vs narnia in relation to your comment the series is interesting in how its handled and I would recommend the books. There's also another novel out there I just can't recall the title but its about kids who went to magical worlds and came back broken. Their minds having essentially grown up in a world of magical beasts and killing simply can't handle the normal world and now someone is killing them.

[@gigin6534]

If you guys like fantasy (and Ben Barnes) I recommend the show shadow and bone!

[@12blueroses6]

Netflix has Narnia now, excited and scared to see what they do with it.

[@lindachambers3166]

Thank you for the information on the Silver Chair. I've been wondering for years!

[@heyitsrosie]

I watched your narnia reactions and it was very enjoyable to watch! I wish they do a series and they cover the book the Boy and his horse which happens in the same era as the Pevensies reign in Narnia. The first one is also my favorite. I think this one's was meant to be a call back to the first one, adding more magic and less wars like in the second one- which was the complain they got. It's sad that the Pevensies only return until the last book though. The ending always made me feel sad and empty because I knew it was the end of the original 4. It's like just like they went back to their world leaving Narnia behind it felt like that for the fans too as the future of the saga was uncertain... Thank you for watching it!

[@jeniasmackay7931]

Very cool to see Eyebrows in this film as a child. He now plays Adam Warlock in Guardians 3, he’s the perfect actor to take on that job too. I love how Narnia is Christian based. Love how the Lion mentions that He is known by another name in the child’s world. If this where all real, them 4 would have met Jesus himself, but as a lion. Very cool. Many references to the Holy Bible in all 3 movies.

[@dbly50]

I really liked this movie, one of the first times i had seen eyebrows in a movie and his performance put him on my list actors who ill pretty much watch anything they do the movies for this one and prince caspian actually add a lot of details of things that lewis didnt mention or just inferred, his books are written for kids so a lot of stuff is mentioned but not a lot of details given, this book had it where each island was a different adventure there really wasnt any overarching plot, the movie expanded the mist to give the movie more urgency to their travels there was a lot of talk about magicians nephew and horse and his boy getting movies after the silver chair fell apart, since those movies wouldnt require getting any of the previous cast members back, kind of hope that happens, and its been a perfect amount of time for them to bring it back and then do the last battle

[@bluewolf2708]

Regardless of what others think.. I love this movie so much. It will never compare to the first movie, but it was still really good! I love Eustace's evolution the most. Will really did a great job at portraying his character. I love his friendship with Reep, and that just made it very funny, yet wholesome. 😊

[@maxbrown7719]

The BBC actually made the Silver Chair in their versions of Narnia TV films. Sadly they only went that far but its still an option if u wanted to have a gander at some visualisation of the silver chair I guess?

[@angelaroberts3563]

I love this movie! Eustace was just a great character and enjoyable to see his character arc

[@williamg9316]

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this but I did hear a theory that the green mist was also connected to what would have been the next movie the silver chair. As the main villain in that one was known for her green "coloring" and also trying to build an army. Maybe if they had a chance to make the fourth it would have been better. Overall still a great movie. So disappointed they never got a "horse and his boy" or "the last battle" in live action as those were my favourites. But I do recommend the audio dramas. I'm sure they are on KZbin. And are hosted by c.s.lewis stepson Doug Gresham.

[@emwood96]

I think you guys would really love some of Neil Gaimen’s and Phillip Pullman’s stories. Stardust and The Sandman are so great and the BBC adaption of His Dark Materials is fantastic!

[@mimicoco9424]

I laugh so hard when you guys talk about fighting and screeming "For Narnia!" just to realize the other guy is also a fan.. 😂 that was clever

[@MysticProcyon]

I loved part 3! I still don't think it was as good as part 1, to me it was definitely better than part 2. I guess that's because Eustace is my 3rd favorite protagonist I loved seeing the slow change in his personality from being annoying to an actual decent person. Plus I love the friendship bond between Reep and Eustace.

[@lathamlawsnance]

My new favorite reaction channel!

[@madeliinebrogan]

if you guys dont mind a change in actors, the bbc did a chronicles of narnia back in the 90s and they did do the silver chair!

[@joke2421]

I love your reaction to 'Eyebràws'! Cuz I remember going to see The Maze Runner in theaters thinking 'What's Eustace doing here??'

[@highqueen-pe6fi]

Love this movie (like all the movies and books) but one HUGE peeve with one scene that i have to close my eyes every time. Edmund being my favorite character of all time, i hate that scene when they are in the cave and arguing about the gold water, because in the BOOKS, CASPIAN was the one who wanted to use it and EDMUND was the one who didn’t. I feel like in the books Edmund already went through his character development in the LWW, and Caspian has his turn (to a much lesser degree than Edmund) in VDT. I wish they didn’t change that in the movies. But over all, i still love these movies, and Narnia in general ❤

[@bmoak]

The need to give an overarching plot and threat to what was (in the book) a loose series of unlinked adventures on the ship searching for the missing seven lords led to some incongruities. In Prince Caspian, Aslan had been absent from Narnia for a 1000 years, but this movie says that Aslan gave Caspian's father, a Telmarine king, the swords. (Which didn't protect Narnia from Miraz).

[@alexachipman]

I'm so glad you reacted to this, thank you! If you ever feel like finding out what happens next, the BBC did do an adaptation of the next book, "The Silver Chair" back in the day, and it is a lot of fun.

[@rhilou32]

'There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.'

[@diogosabino2545]

The ending of this movie is one of my favourite things ever!!!

[@heathwitch]

Thanks for the reaction - it’s been so good re-exploring Narnia with you. I grew up with the books and loved seeing these adaptations when I was in my late twenties/early thirties. I love The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, but I found Prince Caspian lacking a little. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, I adored - probably because of the dragon, because I have a soft spot for dragons. And if you enjoyed Ben Barnes as Prince Caspian, do check out Shadow and Bone on Netflix (season two is coming soon) - he’s so good in that. Also, if you love dragons, check out the 1996 movie DragonHeart - Sean Connery, Dennis Quaid, the late, great Pete Postlethwaite, and a young David Thewlis (Professor Lupin). Such a great story and amazing to see in the cinema. I hope you do consider it! Thanks for a great reaction. ❤

[@cptayne]

I’ve always like this movie. The only one I owned on dvd and it was amazing. I think my favourite of the series.

[@larissab.2001]

4:01 We know him as the actor from that film. 😆 Afterwards I can't separate his image from that character

[@carissajohnson2998]

Netflix is working on an adaptation right now so we’ll see if it lives up to the books