The Chronicles of Narnia REACTION! The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

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[@sunshepherdnow]

People says that this movie is bad, I mean obviously its not as good as the first two, but I wouldn't say it's bad. maybe I'm too bias because I love fantasy theme so much that I always find joy in them no matter what people said.

[@frenchbreadstupidity7054]

It was my favourite of the books yet the movie made the book better by making the islands coherent. Meanwhile I hated the Caspian book and movie.

[@rachJ4401]

I do like this one a lot actually I don’t really know why it gets a lot of hate. Sure, the first two were better but this one was also enjoyable!

[@gracebrown3074]

@Lzy G Yeah I have to say when I read the books there was so many islands and they felt really disjointed. I feel like the movie connected them really well. And I feel like the book had lots of messages it was trying to put out which can be hard for a movie to translate, plus the books messages didn’t always link they would just randomly throw them in there at certain points. Which is easier to do in a book. So I feel like movie did a really good job of connecting them without making it feel too overwhelming or out of place.

[@chimkuroo6496]

i dont think any narnia movie is bad tho 😭😖✋😮‍💨

[@rick3269]

The weakest one for my was Prince Caspian

[@ElykRindon07]

In the book, Aslan physically scratches off Eustace's dragon skin and throws him in a pool of water and he's physically restored. Then Aslan dresses him in new clothes. He becomes a changed person but would have relapses till they became unnoticeable. This was a metaphor for baptism through fire (accepting Christ and letting him change you) and water (physical baptism).

[@joshuawells835]

Hence why Voyage of the Dawn Treader is my father's favorite book of the series. He's a Baptist preacher.

[@kalenaschade4781]

Caspian marries Lilliandil (the Blue Star) in the book after this. They have a son "Prince Rillian" who is a major character in The Silver Chair. Eustace and Jill go on a quest to rescue the prince from evil forces.

[@Izzyneedscoffee]

The last scene when they say bye to Narnia always makes me CRYYYYY!!! These movies and books were always there for me

[@jedibusiness66]

What redeems this movie for me is Eustace. His character arc and his friendship with Reepacheep. The parting at the end always gets me emotional.

[@Maca494]

"now she is hitting on him" let's be honest here. who wouldnt hit on Caspian...he is everything ahahah

[@wendieherkamp8854]

In the books the two get married

[@Maca494]

@@wendieherkamp8854 mmm no? i wished hahahaha that sentece he said when Lucy was putting her hair behind her ear and doing eyes to Caspian. He marries the star girl because i guess the only important thing is being pretty XDDD freaking lewis

[@wendieherkamp8854]

@@Maca494 Sorry! I meant Caspian and the Blue Star get married :)

[@Maca494]

@@wendieherkamp8854 yesyes :))

[@itsniky_m]

Ben Barnes was always a crush of mine when the movie came out... I recently found out that he's 40 now! I was like "Mom... Can I date a 40 year old man!?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@kalenaschade4781]

All animals can't talk in Narnia from the beginning. In the first book where Narnia is created, Aslan selects two of each species to be the talking beasts.

[@TheJstroud24]

I wish they would've continued the series and followed the books. Eustace becomes a hero in later stories when he comes back to Narnia. Edit: funny you should mention Aslan and God because that's exactly right. Well God/Jesus. C.S. Lewis, the author used to be an atheist and found religion later in life. When the book series finishes the symbolism is even greater. He was also roommates with Tolkien, the author of Lord of the Ringsm

[@harrypottersnumbrfan]

Though he didn't start the series with that in mind.

[@alphega1983]

BBC made there own versions of the series in the late 80's-90's. They made the next one in the series The Silver Chair. Unfortunately the Last Battle, The Magicians Nephew, and A Horse and His Boy was never made into live action movies.

[@NatalieGinaSmith]

@@alphega1983 Netflix is going to make a reboot series ,hope they will not ruin the hole thing

[@alphega1983]

@@NatalieGinaSmith knowing Netflix, they will find a way of ruining it.

[@leoroemer6085]

The movie takes place two Earth years and three Narnian years after the events of Prince Caspian.

[@ILoveJesusMySavior]

And the book was only supposed to take place one Earth year after Prince Caspian. But my goodness, these child actors grew fast!

[@leoroemer6085]

​@@ILoveJesusMySavior Just like how Prince Caspian was supposed to take place one Earth year after The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe. But the cast looked like they aged three years since the first movie. When arguing with his siblings in the train station, Peter should have said in the script "It's been three years" instead of one.

[@crysteldanaidoo6678]

Sincerely appreciated the way you respected these movies and characters.

[@williansouza8724]

i really like edmund and lucy’s interactions in this movie, it’s so fun! edmund was always my favourite even though he was quite stupid in the first movie, but i always found it amazing how much he matured throughout the franchise. in my opinion he’s the most complex character of the main 4. and i like eustace too!

[@charlottewebb9685]

I like The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, but I definitely prefer the other two more. You can definitely tell there’s a director change.

[@dovelove5427]

Agreed. The first two will always be my favorites.

[@susyperez8445]

The end of this movie is one of my favorites, for me it felt like my last time in Narnia too😔 (though we can come back by the books or by the movies), I think it gives really good closure to the Pevensies’ story, I would’ve love to see more of Eustace but I think his story will remain only in the books. I really recommend you to read the books, they’re pretty short but it’s totally worth it❤️

[@kpcraftster6580]

I love the dufflepuds..the hopping creatures...they are so funny in the book as well

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

That's what they are called? Dufflepuds? Haha nice!

[@kpcraftster6580]

@@NewfieMovieReactions yep

[@samswords9993]

@@NewfieMovieReactions Coriakin, the magician on that island says that they are monopods (one-foot) and are also called Duffers. The people themselves just got the words mixed up and called themselves "dufflepuds".

[@jedibusiness66]

“What did you just think of!?” *Stay Puft Marshmallow Man shows up*

[@alexachipman]

This is the one where they changed the most from the book, but I think they still captured the sense of adventure. It is disappointing that they never got to my two favorite books, The Last Battle and Magician's Nephew. Maybe someday!

[@diamondchild2]

I think they edited this one the most, they changed prince Caspian the most.

[@RubyMadigan]

In the books Eustace does return to Narnia without his cousins. The voyage of the dawn treader is my favourite book though not my favourite of the movies

[@tonyjohansson7567]

To bad that they never did the sequel, The Silver Chair. That would've been brilliant as a movie.

[@katgmied3]

If you are really interested, BBC has its own version of these three movies and also The Silver Chair. Tom Baker is in that one.

[@mathsalot8099]

At around 0:50 "I tend to find the joy in everything" sounds like a wonderful way to live your life!!

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

I agree. :D

[@stephaniekirby3073]

I don't know why people don't like this movie, I love it!!❣️

[@bmoak]

Did you wonder where Caspian's Spanish accent went? Or why Aslan gave magic swords to Caspian's father, the Telmarine King Caspian IX?

[@ygr6484]

Eustace and his friend Jill were meant to be the protagonists of the next film(The Silver Chair). The story would've been about the pair looking for (a much older)Caspian's missing son(Caspian married the Star Lady).

[@SamanthaGonzalez-vm3lk]

the only thing i hate about narnia is how the books ended. i wanna cry every time i remember it

[@ElykRindon07]

Try the radio dramas :)

[@Sway22]

Eustace did retun to Narnia in the other book ;) Also there is a book explaining how Narnia was created, how the street lamp got in there, what did Professor from the 1st movie had to do with all this and how did the White Witch get there too :D

[@sarahgrellchen5687]

In the Books in the next part Its about Kaspians Kid he had with the Star and some Underground city. I dont remember it clearly anymore but im sad that it hasnt been filmed till now

[@jamaisvivi]

lmaooooo I laughed so hard when he said “yeah you can take a sea serpent, you’re a dragon and a mouse” that’s not something you hear very often

[@heidibrown3854]

I just found this reaction… loved it! Ben Barnes who played Prince Caspian also starred in the Netflix show Shadow and Bone

[@Izzyneedscoffee]

I logged onto KZbin JUST IN TIME! Part 3 of my favorite movie series! I’m excited!

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Aye my grandad was a sailor too, in the merchant navy. I never met him his ship collided with an oil tanker before I was born but my nan said he used to tell all kinds of stories about sea creatures and other things

[@danielleyoung3133]

I love these movies, I wish they would have kept them going. I hated Edmund in the first but after the second he grew on me once he matured. My favorite in this movie and stand out is Caspian though, he's king yet is humble and kind. He always tries to make Edmund and Lucy feel welcome, like family. He looks to them as equals. And he's hot lol

[@TK-Titanium]

Considering your opinion of Eustace at the beginning, I think you would appreciate this. It’s the very first sentence of the book and one of my favorite character introductions. “There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”

[@rachelh1720]

i would highly recommend reading the entire series of books. they add so much depth to the movies, and IMO the last three are the best (the last three being the horse and his boy, the magician's nephew, and the last battle according to the original release order.)

[@riverthoughts2400]

Been wishing they’d make The Horse and His Boy with the original 4 kids now grown up cuz they’re the perfect age for it now!

[@melissaisloud7404]

Now you have to watch STARDUST. It’s much like the vibe of Narnia, and would call back to many of your comments in this viewing.

[@ana-moon]

The voyage of the Dawn treader is my favorite book! Ppl say this movie is bad, but I like it! It's not great, but works if you don't know the books. Actually, the following book, The silver chair, is also amazing. It's a story about Eustace and another girl searching for Caspian's son (he married the Star) I'm still sad about it not becoming a movie and the ending of the franchising!

[@kucingmeonglucu]

Amazing reaction, as always!

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

I appreciate that!

[@dwilborn1257]

I was always sad they didn't do Silver Chair. It's my favorite story - Eustace gets to come back and it is related to events of this movie. Plus the BEST Narnian character is introduced.

[@Jo.Jo.222]

Silver Chair is my favourite! Spoiler: I love the part where Rillian says ″‘Once and for all,’ said the prisoner, ‘I adjure you to set me free. By all fears and all loves, by the bright skies of Overland, by the great Lion, by Aslan himself, I charge you-‘” I get chills every time and i think in the BBC version, I always cried at that part!

[@jennacantrill3486]

So, in chronological rather than publication order: Book One: The Magicians Nephew. The creation of Narnia and the awakening of Jadis, who becomes the White Witch. Professor Diggory from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, with his friend, wake Jadis and brought her to the very beginning of Nania. Book Two: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Book Three: The Horse and his Boy. Has to do with a boy going to Narnia with, surprise, his horse. The closest it comes to the Pevensies is him spotting Susan once when she was Queen. No one likes this one. Book Four: Prince Caspian. Book Five: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Book Six: The Silver Chair. The best of them. The one I waited SIX YEARS for. And then one they announced three times, then cancelled each time. In it, Eustace and a girl named Jill are transported to Narnia, and find Prince Caspian as an old man, and they go to find his missing son. To guide them is a Marsh-Wiggle named Puddleglum who is the saddest, smartest, best character in the series. They find and rescue Prince Rilian from the Green Lady, who is another form of Jadis. Book Seven: The Last Battle. The death of Narnia, first to violence against itself (RIP dwafs), then to what is essentially an apocalypse, but the descending of all of them to Aslan's Country/Heaven. Also the death of Lucy, Peter, and Edmund, who went to Narnia together, and their bodies died in a train crash, leaving Susan alone. You know, for kids.

[@rachelh1720]

also their parents, eustace, jill, digory, and polly

[@belle208]

is this how the stories should be read?

[@jennacantrill3486]

@@belle208 It can be read however you want! I think it's pretty evenly split on whether people read it chronologically or in publication order. I personally prefer chronological.

[@sunshepherdnow]

thank you for reacting to this!

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

My pleasure!!

[@frenchbreadstupidity7054]

Everyone who doesn't have a darn clue how to wrote a book or a movie are whining in these comments because this movie was adapted to make narrative sense. It would have been much worse if the islands were the crazy Alice in Wonderland esque disjointed plots as in the book. I loved the book, but as a book. The movie needed a conflict and everything in it needed a purpose and actually it is an incredible example of reintepreting the book to keep all the adventures ehile offering coherency. Shame on everyone who judges it because it doesn't follow the book precisely. Every change was an improvement, from Aslan scratching the sand to remove Eustace's dragon skin to the lords' identifying arm bands being made into swords that raise the stakes.

[@calebgoodman2076]

I like the movie as it is but I disagree with the idea that it was necessary. There are plenty of nonlinear movies that were successful.

[@WanderingRoe]

Glad you liked this one! I liked it, even though it didn't hold up to the first two as well, but it's still part of the Narnia world and that's good enough for most fans. :) I wish they'd gone ahead to make The Silver Chair, but it's too late to use Eustace now. >_

[@dcemerald70]

If you watch the BBC adaption you can see The Silver Chair, the sequel to TVOTDT. Their cousin Eustace and his friend Jill Pole returns to Narnia to help look for Caspian‘s lost son Rillian. The villain is known as the Lady of the Green Kirtle, an evil witch who is possibly a successor to the White Witch who plots to take over Narnia. Although CS Lewis never acknowledges this to be true, fans have often debated whether or not the Green Witch was actually the White Witch reincarnated. But this made be due to the fact that the actress who played the White Witch in the BBC adaption played the Green Witch in the BBC adaption as well. In the commentary of this movie it is explained that it is the Green Witch who is responsible for the magic of Dark Island.

[@Kilathasaurus]

A guilty pleasure of mine is me liking this movie even if everyone says it's bad

[@andiesmonster]

I used to listen to this series on CD and this was the creepiest one. With invisible hopping things and the creepy house with the pictures. Then again I was like 12 lol

[@Tooba-K123]

I never understood why people said it's a crap movie, personally I liked it better than 2nd movie since the it brings back the adventures and moral theme of 1st movie that was missing in 2nd and not to mention Edmund and Lucy both finally got good screentime and character development. Perhaps I'm just biased to Fantasy genre that I can accept anything maybe but I would rank it on 2nd spot in the trilogy.

[@calebgoodman2076]

Fun Fact: Disney actually is *still* making a film of The Silver Chair. Announced after this film. It was planned to come out last year but... we’re still waiting...

[@silexxeedits]

Amazing video as always! :D

[@ElykRindon07]

It's not that it's total crap, it just deviated from the book too much (no major villains, episodic adventures with one overarching arc of searching for the lost lords and seeing Aslan's Country at the edge of the world, how it was about depending on God and not much about self esteem, etc.) and somehow felt like trying to copy the first film's aesthetic for its success and somehow lowered the age audience from 9 upwards to 6 upwards. Here's a summary of the succeeding stories: (SPOILERS FOR EVERYONE WHO HASN'T READ THE BOOKS) The Silver Chair - Eustace and his classmate Jill escape bullies in their school to Narnia, where Aslan tells them that they have to rescue Caspian's long lost son Prince Rillian from the Norther Wastelands and beyond before Caspian dies of old age or a mysterious enemy invades. The Horse and His Boy - takes place during the reign of the Pevensies and miles south to the enemy country of Calormen, a peasant boy named Shasta, a Calormene noblewoman called Aravis, and their talking horses Bree and Hwin, escape their difficult lives for a free and blissful life in Narnia, only to find themselves caught in a war between two countries. The Magician's Nephew - Young neighbors Digory and Polly explore the tunnels that connect their houses, but then find themselves in the clutches of Digory's wicked Uncle Andrew who tricks them with magic rings to drift from this world to others. First they went to a dead world called Charn, which the Witch Empress Jadis herself destroyed, then to a new world being sung to existence called Narnia by Aslan. The Last Battle - King Tirian, 8th descendant of Caspian, discovers a false Aslan is in Narnia and began making changes, including destroying the talking trees and consulting with evil Calormenes. With the help of Eustace, Jill and a small band of Narnians still loyal to the true Aslan, they attempt to fight for Narnia one last time.

[@frenchbreadstupidity7054]

Well I think all the deviations feom the book made sense. C.S. Lewos wrote at a time when The Hero's Journey had not been a well developed concept yet. I lobed this book but it was convoluted and disjointed. All the changes made them one and made the marratively consistent.

[@ElykRindon07]

@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 what's slightly inconsistent for me is the character development of the MC's. Lucy wanting to be beautiful like her sister, but she must just be herself, but later uses her sister's weapon to fight the serpent, Edmund being a fully developed character by PC still traumatized by the Witch, Caspian being insecure if he's a worthy king when he already established peace in Narnia in just three years, how they start to care less about the lords and more on the swords, etc.

[@marshalljarnagin9370]

@@frenchbreadstupidity7054 Maybe so, but C.S. Lewis had clear ideas as to how each character matured. Lucy, Edmund, and Eustace were all on different points in different journeys. Perhaps it is disjointed to those unused to large numbers of characters in a book, but I don't think Lewis intended for them to all be together in a team, but rather coming in and falling out of each other's lives, just like in the real world. For me, the deviations from the book didn't make it cohesive, but rather made another Hollywood remake of a safe storyline, and took away some of the personal touches that are felt in the book.

[@karisgranger6013]

@@ElykRindon07 For me, I like the aspect of the characters still struggling with some of the things they did before. They are a lot more mature, but I think it reflects how in life often overcoming our struggles is a process, and our problems don't always just go away. Sometimes old lies can crop up and try to trick us. But in the end we have the power to overcome them. But I do see your point too. When I saw the white witch again, I'm like "seriously girl? Go away already. You're irrelevant now." I think it reflects in real life how it can be hard to let go of the guilt of our past. As a Christian I believe Satan keeps trying to remind us of it, but Jesus says we're forgiven and we don't have to keep living in that place. That's why Edmund is haunted by her sometimes, because he's reminded of what he did in his past. The good thing is that she disappeared and I think that symbolizes him reminding himself of the truth.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Once they hit puberty they can't see the lion anymore. You should watch Epic Movie, Meet the Spartans, Disaster Movie. Sort of a spoof trilogy.

[@TeyesonBee]

Even though they didn't make the other books into films, Eustace does comes back to Narnia in The Silver Chair

[@magalitringle6213]

i really like what you doing thats the movie that decide me to suscribe :)

[@agenttheater5]

11:37 And Aslan given or not apparently it actually really hurts mice whenever someone pulls their tail - especially when you hold them upside down by it.

[@tonyilias2561]

Netflix now has the rights to Narnia and all of the books, and they are working on a reboot where there will be movies and a series. I'm pretty sure that one of the main people who worked on the Pixar movie Coco will be helming the project

[@saphiro007]

24:33, someone play’s D&D! Lol! I do too.

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

Yup! You can see the books along with many other RPGs in the background of my videos haha.

[@saphiro007]

@@NewfieMovieReactions Sweet! I am in 2 different campaigns at the moment, Icewind Dale, and Descent into Avernus. My DIA character is basically Discount Link, whereas my IWD character is a Dragonborn that didn’t know he was, until an accident happened.

[@sylviagreybe672]

One thing that always irked me was the change in accent/nationality of Caspian from the last movie to this one. In the previous movie he has a European/French accent, but in this one it's British.

[@NeilLegoKing]

My greatest fear is light mode on KZbin, Google, and Discord.

[@vickyg6182]

From what I’ve read, Tolkien (The Lord Of the Rings) was a devout Catholic who was a good friend of Lewis (Narnia) and who contributed to his conversion to Catholicism as well and write many texts on the faith. That’s why when reading both of their famous works, there are a lot of parallels to Christianityy

[@Nikainthebuilding]

People say this part is bad? This just destroyed everything I ever thought lol. I really love this one!! To me the 2nd part is by far the worst.

[@Tooba-K123]

Same

[@smera6844]

Ahh so excited to watch!

[@johannehagenstertun3857]

I REALLY wish they would have made the last ones too! I really like the next book when Eustace and his class mate goes to Narnia to save Caspians son!

[@jinphany.]

Im always worried when the comments say “this film is bad” bc then I feel like you have low standards and that it may also define your judgement of the film. I think it’s a great stand alone film from the 3

[@demonic_myst4503]

I like the new minitour it looks more human makes u think they evolved slightly

[@Stephanie8443]

Thank you

[@ayawkoseo]

No wonder I thought the guy in We're the Millers looked so familiar when I watched it back then. I saw him here as Eustace first lol also just found out he's british. Now I don't know what he actually sounds like in my head? Is he more like Eustace or more the No Ragrets kid? 😅

[@kalkidangirma8201]

This was such a perfect reaction!!

[@Mar_422]

I mean, the movie didn't follow the book at all, and ofc the change of director made a difference, but the movie is good AND enjoyable which is like the most important thing for a movie of a magic world.

[@susaackles6593]

FUNFACT: Aslan is turkish and means lion.

[@AlanAvis]

It will be interesting to see Netflix's Narnia reboot.

[@BiasFree]

This one is least like the book it's based on and probably the weakest of the movies. They mist is literally one of many adventures, as is the sea serpent. They combined a bunch into one antagonistic force for the film and It took away from the sense of adventure and facing the unknown. And there's literally no importance to the 7 missing lord's swords in the book it's a movie addition that was completely unnecessary as the entire point of the voyage was to find the missing lords themselves.

[@bradenanders9105]

But as far as relatively low budget remakes by a different studio is concerned it is quite a good movie. Agreed it is the worst but is still a good film that one watch alongside the others without feeling the same way on does when watching the first two ghostbuster then the 2016 reboot. I enjoy it and consider a good film even though it isn't the best of the three and to be far to the directors the original's episodic nature is hard to translate into a singular film, so drawing to draw a more traditional storyline with an overarching villain is understandable.

[@berengustav7714]

A episode series would be ideal for Voyage

[@BiasFree]

@@berengustav7714 I Totally Agree.

[@juliatostasantos2056]

As an adaptation of the book this movie did a terrible job. However is a amazing film as a good ending for the world they built

[@yes.thatjanedoe]

My last girlfriend turned into a star... That's rough buddy

[@ambiian]

I just want to know why in the second movie Caspian had an accent and in this one he suddenly doesn't 😭😂

[@robertbrookes2000]

Found your channel through your Harry Potter reactions. Cool to see your reaction to the Narnia films too. I don't suppose you've seen The Golden Compass, based of the His Dark Materials trilogy of books. I like the film, but I know many don't because it took out the last quarter of the first book.

[@jencaso5729]

The next part was supposed to be Silverchair it’s with Eustis. It is my favorite

[@chrismcdonnell7448]

I read all of the books when I was in the 6th grade in the late 80's. I picked up on the Christianity references in each one of them.

[@JayTor2112]

The original plan was to do the whole Narnia series (6 or 7 books i think), but it lost steam with this one. I watched it once and haven't really cared to see it again.

[@kayleenlong2527]

Later in the books Caspian actually marries the star lady.

[@richardwilliams9271]

I was wayching the bbc production of this movie and I must admit that the bbc first 4 films of narnia, were more near to the books then the walt disney media version

[@sylviagreybe672]

Please do the Maze Runner series!

[@whushaw]

Let's go!

[@demonic_myst4503]

Eustace is the main character of the next book

[@redranger807]

I wouldn't necessarily say this movie is crap. I do very much enjoy this movie. Not as much as the first two, but I still think it's pretty good.

[@frozenpiper2]

The 1st time I read this series I did not like this book. The second time around I actually loved it. Maybe because it was so different from the first two, I had trouble getting into it. The whole series is absolutely fantastic.

[@jhibbitt2896]

the next one is called "the silver chair" where eustace does indeed go back to narnia along with his school friend where aslan sends them on a quest to find caspian's son, whom was captured. sadly, because "the voyage of the dawn treader" didn't make enough money, we never got to see that made into a film

[@illyanam1842]

I hate that they stopped at this movie instead of finishing the series. The old BBC ones stopped at The Silver Chair (which is the next one in the series). Maybe they can do a reboot that stays true to the books? As long as they don't go changing stuff. Sadly, that's exactly what they'd do. Change a bunch of stuff & not keeping to the books 🙁

[@DarkFaeCosplay]

I heard Netflix was supposed to make it into a series but idk if that true

[@joshuawells835]

Of all the films, this was the one least faithful to the book, which is a pity. Voyage of the Dawn Treader is my father's favorite of the Chronicles of Narnia books. The opening line of the book is, "There once was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it." Of the seven books, the 4 that have been adapted to film/tv serials are The Lion, Witch, & Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and The Silver Chair. They've been in production of The Silver Chair for a while, but with Netflix working on something, who knows what the future lies. The BBC made a series of Narnia serials, which I grew up with in addition to Disney. I highly recommend them.

[@Jo.Jo.222]

I think that Netflix will be doing a tv series on Narnia? dont know if that's taken off or not though... i think the main reason this one wasn't liked so much was because it was changed quite a bit from the book, as far as i can remember... as far as i recall, caspian actually never loved susan, he was supposed to be a young boy in prince caspian... and the whole dark mist and absorbing people into it was never in the book. neither was Jadis (the white witch) the story was mainly caspian trying to find the lords who were loyal to his dad, not about defeating some evil. the book was all about the battles within oneself. Eustace was only a dragon for that one island in the book. they left out islands (which in some ways i can understand for a movie...) BUT in saying that, the movie is ok. but i dont think they had to bring the white witch back in every movie as I understand she's only in the magicians nephew and the lion the witch and the wardrobe.

[@denanebergall5514]

You should watch The Silver Chair in the BBC series.

[@daianegomes6553]

I love this movie. 🤧🥰

[@tillalarrien9924]

You should watch Wheel of Time :D no1 show right now and its getting better and better with each episode :D slight Narnia vibes, but more adult, you might enjoy it :)

[@andrewgamez7973]

The real reason the other movies didn't get created was because the studio allowed the licenses to the books expire and never renewed them until recently.

[@JRRLewis]

Actually it wasn't the studio's decision not to renew the rights to the books. The C.S. Lewis estate refused to allow them to continue to have the rights. Rumor was that the studio wanted to do The Magician's Nephew next to tie in with the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and to use Tilda Swinton in a big part, but the estate thought that made no sense and wanted The Silver Chair, the next story chronologically made with Eustace and Old Caspian carrying the story on from Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Now Netflix is rebooting the series with Greta Gerwig at the helm.

[@taconarnia1344]

I,ve watch,s all the movies and I love them all

[@jayconant3816]

Since you love fantasy and want a further awesome narnia experience check out the audio dramatization of the books cd set put out by focus on the family the original set went out of print but was re-released a year or two ago it's amazing to listen to ...should be able to order of of amazon

[@mirandabeaulieu7735]

they said aunt alberta

[@NewfieMovieReactions]

Ohh sounded like Aunt Bertha to me. My bad! :D

[@thercf16guy35]

If you want the rest of the stories in as close to a film as possible get the full dramatized book series by focus on the family. It has all the sound effects, full cast voice acting, and doesnt have all the "...he said, as they walked down the road" stuff between dialogue. In other words, its a full dramatization and the series is unbelievably good.

[@LauraCStein]

Also when you think of the 1. Movie Aslan died (instead of Ed) and than came bag to life. This is exactly what Jesus did. He died for us so we could live.

[@lucysmith6530]

And then we remind ourselves that annoying af Eustace is now Adam Warlock in MCU!

[@Tm_Martishius]

Do all of the Quentin Tarantino catalogue next please!!! I would recommend to do Inglorious Basterds first

[@theresanee]

If you are a reader, you should read the series. So good! Or you can get them as audio books.