The Forgotten Trilogy !The Chronicles of Narnia Binge

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[@joyisntfunny]

Susan ran so Katniss could walk

[@vappa1000]

Susan is a traitor of Narnia

[@hao9508]

@@vappa1000 shit happens lol.

[@psychopathinthemaking]

No spoilers!

[@sansastark5810]

@@vappa1000 susan is NO traitor to narnia. so what, she started liking men and now she's no longer welcomed to narnia?? that broke my hearttttt susan was my fav

[@tomboyinrecovery]

I see no lie

[@Jumaoli]

edmund in the first movie: least fav character edmund in the last movie: most underrated character

[@famelessphoenix638]

I loved Edmund even in the first movie haha

[@veejones4566]

Yess Edmund after the first movie>>>

[@mathiaslange2422]

I've always liked him the most

[@topic260]

I fricking admire edmund

[@lexi.888]

True thooo

[@Holly865]

Aslan is actually Jesus. That’s why he says to Lucy and Edmund that he is known by another name in our world.

[@maryammakinen1284]

Wouldnt that be God? Aslan is the creator of worlds, prime ruler and the destroyer.

[@sasukeroxmymind]

Yeah Aslan is God personified in the books.

[@alibabapirce9782]

Yea but its more explained in other books unfortunetly they dont seem to make 4th movie (Silver chair is set to release in 2020 now but they move date all time)

[@maryammakinen1284]

I mean the main and the oldest god in this world is called Ashtar. She/he is still the main man in every god based religion, all the way from ancient times. That god has been just copied to all of them.

[@tanita6234]

he is God

[@bookdragon4622]

Who else thinks that Aslan looks better than the lion king

[@ikegreger315]

BigRWBY Fan way better

[@DarkFaeCosplay]

Absolutely better

[@s.l.thecoffeeaddict1657]

Amen

[@selinapoochie]

Yeah and its way older animation

[@tomboyinrecovery]

Preach bruh, Lion King Aint Have Shit On The Creatures of Narnia

[@simplybubbles374]

Fun fact: Lucy reaction when she first saw Mr.Tumnus by the light pole when she first come to Narnia was genuine and real that was the first time she saw him with the makeup and costume on

[@natl5692]

Mr Thomas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm dying

[@simplybubbles374]

I’m so confused isn’t that his name 🤨😂🥴

[@natl5692]

@@simplybubbles374 no it's not 😂 It's Mr Tumnus Thomas 😂

[@simplybubbles374]

Natacha l oh shït my bad lmfaooooo

[@simplybubbles374]

I fixed it lol

[@amywm1047]

The professor didn’t know the wardrobe was magical. His name is Digory and when he was a little boy he went to Narnia when it was first created. Aslan told him that if he brought a special apple back to his mom that it would heal his mom because his mom was deathly ill. Digory did this and his mom got well, and with the apple he buried the seeds from it and it grew into a large apple tree. When the time came for Digory to move homes, he chopped down the tree and made it into a wardrobe, which is why he believed Peter and Susan when they told him Lucy went to a different world. 😊 (Super condensed, and that’s not what the Magicians Nephew is all about, but it’s a fantastic book!)

[@misslane3539]

Amy Witzke if you think about it in the second film they sat on a wooden bench and in the third film the painting had a wooden border :3

[@azramarcella6224]

I dont think he burried the apple. He actually burried the green and yellow ring and it grew tree

[@amywm1047]

Halloween Pumpkin He did burry the rings as well in the backyard, but the tree came from the apple. He buried the rings near the tree. In the Last Battle, the Pevensees go back to that yard to dig up the old rings, but the magic wardrobe came from the old tree

[@Martin-rh6bn]

I wish they made a film of the first book. It was so good

[@amywm1047]

@@Martin-rh6bn RIGHT!! I loved it so much

[@sansastark2548]

okay seriously, narnias soundtrack is one of the best movie soundtracks ever

[@s.l.thecoffeeaddict1657]

Thank you Sansa.

[@om-qg7ju]

+ lotr n Harry Potter

[@rgvg2518]

Agreed

[@matthewlightwood5412]

I get chills and get sad when I hear any of those songs! They're just so nostalgic for me.

[@hannahg4929]

Agreed

[@sazashleigh]

Actually in the books there was no relationship between Susan and Caspian that was a movie exclusive, which kind of explains why is wasn’t developed very well

[@MARYWTHER]

Well duh the leading lady must alWAYS have a love story! Classic Hollywood!

[@agenttheater5]

Personally sometimes I like it when they only give us hints, it's sometimes more fun to think about what might be than what is.

[@calebgoodman2076]

Saz Ashleigh Also, Caspian was way younger in the books. He was around Susan’s age there but made him 20 something here? What?

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

@@calebgoodman2076 I guess a 12 year old Caspian wouldn't really work in the film.

[@justcallmeteacup4711]

@@calebgoodman2076 Lmao yikes that's really weird

[@MrPiepemuisje]

Dylan: watches Lord of the Rings Sean: watches Chronicles of Narnia Me: drops everything and fangirls like crazy

[@heathern8043]

dutchreader okay literally me hahaha I love both these series 🙏🏻

[@linabueno9124]

Since Dylan said that he won’t post movie commentaries on mondays, my days became boring. do you recommend another KZbinr who do the same thing?

[@taurion87]

dutchreader: Dylan & LOTR was awesome!!!

[@SL22798]

Bro same.

[@MrPiepemuisje]

@@linabueno9124 Hmm I know a few, but I don't like them as much as Dylan. I was so sad when I heard Dylan's announcement :(

[@paninisen]

fun fact: caspian actually marries that starlady and susan never comes back to narnia ever again because she stops believing in it.

[@mischievoustrixie4448]

Actually writer C. S. Lewis said that Susan not coming back to Narnia was a stupid thing to do so he said that maybe she came back when she was old or something like that but Susan was back on Narnia. It just wasn't in the books Lewis said that she came back

[@broskilletb.b]

You just spoiled everything!!! I’m supposed to read all the books😭🤦🏽‍♀️ WHHHHHYYYYYYY

[@paninisen]

Phebe Wilton bro. we’re talking about a series that came out in the 50s. under a video covering the movies about said series. you expect people to not talk about it in the comments? we’re not talking about some huge plot points here; they’re barely mentioned.

[@broskilletb.b]

Johanna well you didn’t specify you were talking about the series or whatever you are referring to. All you said was ‘fun fact’ and yes it still does spoilt it! Even if it isn’t a major part of the plot, Susan was one of the main characters in the LWW and it’s a huge plot spoiler to say she doesn’t come back to Narnia!

[@paninisen]

Phebe Wilton are people gonna talk about a different series and different characters under a narnia commentary? i mentioned it because if i remember correctly sean says something about them in the video. still. i did not ”spoil everything”. anyway have fun reading it; it’s a great series. and even tho there’s obviously spoilers in the movie commentary you just watched, it’s quite different from the adaptations.

[@christiecakes014]

The author of the Chronicles of Narnia and the author of The Lord of the Rings were actually friends in real life which is why there are similar aspects in their books

[@jiyuuskiyuu1465]

SillySally thank god they were friends because in one of the final battles of lord of the rings, tolkien was going to kill off either pippin or merry (i can’t remember), but lewis convinced him otherwise

[@jamilabrownie]

Weird random fact about Tolkien: But he once said that he hated allegory which is just WHAT?!

[@larissab.2073]

Jamila Brown Tolkien's works are not as strong in allegories as Lewis. But Tolkien makes little allegories. Few things are seen as allegory in Tolkien (they are small references to Christianity). The chronicles of Nárnia have very evident and stronger allegories.

[@jamilabrownie]

Larissa Barros I get that I guess. The world of Narnia has more direct nods to Christianity but I still see it as a case of the pot calling the kettle black. I mean aside from Frodo, Gandalf is the most known character and he so obviously is Jesus lol. I also see biblical allusions in other characters but maybe that was unintentional.

[@larissab.2073]

@@jamilabrownie I never thought of Gandalf as Jesus until you spoke.😂 But, thinking about it now, it makes sense.

[@ZainabJamaly]

Fun fact: The chronicles of Narnia is actually a seven book series.. The first movie is based on the second book.. and the three movies they have are the only ones with these siblings in them

[@MsMaggyW]

Yep they are in horse and boy and also in the final book the last battle

[@jossiem1625]

The first movie is based on the first book, is only the second if you see it in a chronological way!

[@ZainabJamaly]

@@jossiem1625 that is what I meant, there is a book before the lion the witch and the wardrobe..

[@FatalGaming250]

The books in order: 1. Magician's Nephew 2. Lion, Witch and Wardrobe 3. Horse and his Boy 4. Prince Caspian 5. Voyage of The Dawn Treader 6. Silver Chair 7. Last Battle

[@joce-in-stitches]

Technically, that is the chronological order, but not the original release order. Older box sets from when I was a kid number them 1) Lion, Witch and Wardrobe, 2) Prince Caspian, 3) Voyage of the Dawn Treader, 4) The Silver Chair, 5) The Horse and His Boy, 6) The Magician's Nephew, 7) The Last Battle. It was in the late 1990s that the publisher renumbered them to the chronological order. I started working in a bookstore in 1999, and my husband and I had an argument about the order, because he knew the release order from reading them as a kid, and I knew them in chronological order from stocking them at work, lol.

[@SuperShadowsGirl]

"She literally isolated herself!" Don't you mean *ICE-olated?*

[@johnmanzuki8979]

Your comment needs more recognition. I though the exact same thing!

[@princessscarlet2219]

🥁

[@alina562]

I literally thought the exact same 😂

[@noanRUA]

"I've seen the mouse for 10 seconds. Best character 💅"

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

Simon Pegg definitely helps :D

[@simplymiraculous6494]

I laughed about that bc I agree

[@erinhaury5773]

Reepicheep is best mouse.

[@MARYWTHER]

Yeah actually the longer you stay in Narnia, the more you forget about your "other life". So yeah it happened to them, they literally forgot about the other world. You know, it makes you wonder if you didn't forget about another world you came from. It's the mystery of it all. On the other hand, the longer you stay out of Narnia, the more you forget it - as shown in the other movies, you keep the memories as a child but when you grow up, you just lose it all. That's why for example, Susan and Peter can't go to Narnia after the second movie, because they're too old. Also is no one recognizing Peter Dinklage or something??

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

I thought that was him.

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

Susan and Peter didnt forget Narnia, they come back in later books

[@sailiealquadacil1284]

@@amberthemagnificent7259 Did you read the last book? Susan did not forget per se, but she dismissed everything as a game.

[@blued97]

@@sailiealquadacil1284 that's why she didn't die in the end while everyone else did. She wasn't at the station

[@starorcarina8525]

@@amberthemagnificent7259 well for Peter yes but Susan's case is a mystery.

[@liagrace6626]

I can’t be the only one who thought Lucy deserved more credit The entire time I was watching the movie I was waiting for her to bust in and like save someone’s life then go all warrior on them and just be amazing

[@leora8278]

Same

[@Edson07bs]

In the books it's actually said Lucy is a warrior and Susan is the one who does not engage in battle that much (eventhough she's great with the arrow).

[@noorykorky5056]

Like she was in the books You're definitely not the only one!

[@sazashleigh]

Also more insight into the books, there is actually another story that precedes these three called “The Magician’s Nephew” which features Professor Kirk as a kid and explains how Narnia came to be created (spoiler alert: it was Aslan, which is why everyone respects and worships him so much)

[@ArdenBijou]

Saz Ashleigh I was really hoping they finished the series because I love the Magicians nephew. Although they do movies in book release order but man we’re missing out on the rest

[@NoisEBomB693]

​@@ArdenBijou and they also skipped book 3 the horse and his boy which takes place during Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy's reign :(. At this point point i think they should reboot and not continue the movies

[@ArdenBijou]

Daniel Gavina i agree and disagree. I think they did a good job with the first two, I’m not a huge fan of the last one. But it all depends on getting good writers, directors and producers again. I remember reading that’s why the family refused to let them do it for so long. If they rebooted it they’d have to get the actors on contract like the MCU did.

[@MatiZ815]

@@ArdenBijou Netflix is doing a series.

[@ArdenBijou]

MatiZ815 thanks. I’ll keep an eye out

[@Im_Flowey]

Forgotten? No, it's still in our hearts. c: Literally, my childhood comed back!

[@rogve5868]

Yeah, I still see people making edits of this trilogy haha

[@awex7]

yessss forever i love it

[@shanielgonzalez2480]

Forever Narnia!

[@megmoo5777]

I forgot adout the movies then something in my head made me remember and now I want a 4th one as they said there gonna make it in 2019 or 2020

[@lexy1669]

Yes, My whole childhood was watching all the cd's I have of the 3 movies

[@carlyfernandez5055]

forgotten for some people but these movies are so special for me at least.

[@bonnie5186]

anybody: *is hurt* sean: “lucy, where’s lucy?”

[@ohia_lehua]

I started out as Lucy and then grew up to become Edmund 😂

[@lucia-fj6nc]

I always forget that Mr.Tumnus is played by James McAvoy lol

[@itsmethejaeger7563]

Lucia G. Bro...

[@jrax1713]

I know in all the new movies he’s in I always forget that this is the movie I saw him in first

[@HHHHEEELLLLOOOO1]

Every time I see him in a movie I think “oh look Mr. Tumnus!” Same with Peter Dinklage haha

[@eleven-hopper]

I just dropped everything for this

[@hao9508]

Same

[@puppycattango]

Me too

[@autumnbluemoon99]

sucks i gotta go back to work soon

[@victoriaque601]

It’s 7:40 (am) and I haven’t slept yet.. guess I won’t be sleeping for another hour.

[@fernandanavarro7160]

Same

[@maestramayra1]

LOL “It was Turkish delight... the good stuff.” I’m dead

[@carlgrimes9983]

That stuff is disgusting, i hate jelly.

[@crow5326]

@@carlgrimes9983 fr tried it once it was only one cube and i got so nauseous that i felt like shit for 2 hours xD

[@stephaniefl87]

The stone tablet cracking signifies the veil being torn in the Bible which signifies Jesus’ resurrection. He died to cover Edmund’s sins essentially. C.S. Lewis is a big Christian author as well as these fantasy books. He was best friends with Tolkien who also incorporated Christian idea into LoTR although more subtle in nature. Great reaction!!!!

[@sassylittleprophet]

I thought the stone table breaking represented the law being broken, because the law was written on stone tablets.

[@Ola-cb1xt]

I think Tolkien didn't like analogies and critisized Lewis a little becouse of this. So there isn't much of christianity in Tolkien books. Edit. I've read about a little just to make it clear and he wasn't fan of analogies like I said before.

[@stephaniefl87]

@@Ola-cb1xt “The Lord of the Rings is of course a fundamentally religious and Catholic work; unconsciously so at first, but consciously in the revision. That is why I have not put in, or have cut out, practically all references to anything like ‘religion’, to cults or practices, in the imaginary world. For the religious element is absorbed into the story and the symbolism.” Tolkien wrote that to a friend. I think it’s Letter 142. Maybe he did at one point not like Lewis saying that and do agree most of it was unintentional references. Thank you for your response. I’ll look up what you said later. :)

[@Ola-cb1xt]

@@stephaniefl87 thank you for your response too. Maybe I remembered something incoretly and he didn't like relaying to strongly on analogy? Becouse I know for sure that he critisized Lewis at some point.

[@leonlovegood350]

Me when people tell me shit that i was there to see and they weren't: "Do not cite the deep magic to me witch, I was there when it was written."

[@xbookwormqueenx]

Fun Fact: My dad worked on the 3rd film when they were filming in on the Gold Coast.

[@user-jy9rq8nj7q]

wait why tf didn't i know that filmed at the gold coast

[@xbookwormqueenx]

J w they filmed it at the studios at Movie World

[@Longshanks1690]

First Dylan with LOTR and now Sean with Narnia?! I’m getting spoiled on Fantasy binges this week. ^_^

[@Longshanks1690]

@nikoomilanaedits Lmao, funny joke. XD

[@maria8943]

What’s Dylan’s channel name? I’d like to watch that

[@oyinnaomi]

Kell Belle, here’s the link to LOTR: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZC0Y52kmMeYh5I

[@ceciliaramirez4003]

Am I the only one who was in love with Edmund? 😂❤️

[@eleven-hopper]

No, I was literally obsessed with him

[@tonnette-gailmiller5318]

Maaaayyyyynnnnnnee...I was inlove with him

[@lilyhasker4764]

Don't worry its not just you😍😍😍

[@catherinesmith9675]

My first crush let me tell you

[@Emily-rn4fu]

My bi ass was obsessed with Susan 😂

[@Holly865]

I had a crush on Skander Keynes- Edmund - before I even knew what crushes were😂

[@awex7]

bruh

[@AnnRose142]

I had a crush on Caspian 😅

[@JessicaBiilor]

Who didn't lol

[@Jumaoli]

girl same. first crush ever

[@districtskz]

omg same lmao

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Yes yes he is galley from maze runner, it’s the eyebrows😂

[@itsDARLAsChannel]

The queen was a trauma for Edmund, which is why she's in his mind.

[@thenameless9947]

"I've seen the mouse for 10 seconds. Best character" Same😂

[@LA-tz8zr]

The worst kidnapping? Honey, she got a meal and a nap!

[@polygon2745]

As someone who didn’t watch LOTR until I was in high school, Prince caspian was honestly the most epic fantasy adventure movie for me as a kid.

[@leora8278]

Same

[@paulapuentes4794]

Sameeeeee

[@carlgrimes9983]

Still is

[@isabellamoya3934]

same!!

[@karinasalazar6919]

The Call- Regina Spektor Breaks my f*cking heart😭😭😭

[@lukeallum2937]

Karina Salazar it hits a new level of memories

[@hao9508]

Same bro

[@casualarson9248]

Why watch movies when you can watch Sean watch movies?

[@snoopygonewilder]

Best line from Sean during Prince Caspian. "This guy's beard is too pointy for me..." Lol.

[@abunaiakane]

The Narnia movies are fun and I'm glad you did a reaction, but you're right the books go way more into depth and explain why certain parts of the story are important. The order of the books chronologically are The Magician's Nephew The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe The Horse and His Boy Prince Caspian The Voyage of the Dawn Treader The Silver Chair The Last Battle but the order of when they were published is different. If you (or anyone reading this) ever has time I highly recommend checking out the books. So much more detail and depth that the movies lack

[@daniela.R2549]

Abunai Akane Hi, I’m five months late but now i want to start reading the books, can you please tell me with which book i should start? 😬

[@abunaiakane]

@@daniela.R2549 hi, you should read them in the order I listed above! It makes much more sense that way than to read it in the order of publishing :) so start with The Magician's Nephew

[@daniela.R2549]

Abunai Akane Thank you so much !

[@erinhaury5773]

I hate to be that person, but C.S. Lewis intended the books to be read in the order they were written. The Magician's Nephew is supposed to be the sixth book. "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the first book to be written and published, is generally considered the best introduction to Narnia by scholars and fans alike. 'Most scholars disagree with [the decision to re-number the books] and find it the least faithful to Lewis’s deepest intentions,' says Dr. Paul F. Ford, author of Companion to Narnia. On the official website of C. S. Lewis, Dr. Charlie W. Starr claims that 'Lewis scholars almost universally agree' that the original published order is superior. He suggests that The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is more initially captivating than The Magician’s Nephew, that certain lines in Lion do not make sense when the book is not read first, and that Nephew has greater mythic power when read as a prequel." -- www.narniaweb.com

[@abunaiakane]

@@erinhaury5773 fair enough if that is how Lewis intended it, but I personally prefer the order I laid out, and I've seen giant volumes (including the one I own) with all of the books that have The Magician's Nephew as the first book. But to each their own. To me, TLTWATW is far more interesting when you know all the juicy details from TMN.

[@meggiebondy6224]

I love the whole: "Don't go in! It all looks the same! STRANGER DANGER!" Which is totally me re-watching these movies...

[@misslane3539]

Edmund and Caspian have more chemistry in the third film than Caspian and Susan in the second 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sal18]

Lmao

[@gabriellatolve1600]

Edmund’s glow up from the first movie to the second movie was a cultural reset🥰

[@laytonpro8655]

Alright. So. I know it sounds weird she went with him for sardines and Edmond for Turkish delight but can I remind you, this is during wwII when food was rationed and it was hard to get hold of certain food. They probably hadn’t had these things for a couple of years depending how far in the war they were

[@carlgrimes9983]

ITS THE UK THEY HAV THIS SHIT

[@lilmissbacon]

Something they don't actually mention in the first movie: when the witch made the Turkish delight, she put a spell on them to make Edmund crave it to no end. So he wasn't betraying his family for sweets he was under a spell.

[@vannalyleavitt7392]

"stop pointing, start slicing" 💀

[@Sarah-mw9ny]

47:36. Nope Susan and Caspian never liked each other in the books. This is just added in for more drama in the movie. Also caspian was a little boy in the book. He was never this old. Maybe he was like around the age 12 or something.

[@lottelarsen2918]

😂😂😂 Yes and he was blonde 😉

[@VladimirGerasimenko80]

13

[@T_Cup]

Movie 1: Don't trust someone from another world who gives you food straight away. Movie 2: Don't trust someone who speaks an ancient language and draws a circle on the ground. Movie 3: Don't trust...this movie. Pretty much sums it up nicely. Look forward to seeing more binge-watches. Percy Jackson would be cool.

[@fangirldreamer748]

Honestly....... why would you suggest. The “Perry Johnson” movie directed by Mr D. I don’t even think you’ve, read any of the books in the Percy Jackson series. If you did you wouldn’t even suggest the “movie”!

[@quackadoo3101]

How *dare* you suggest that I have forgotten the masterpiece trilogy of my childhood.

[@adriansarkisov7927]

"Is it world war one od two?" "This 1940's, 1950's?" I'm honestly baffled

[@JTF2402]

Lol

[@michelle9445]

@Mr. Al he’s english stupid

[@michelle9445]

@Mr. Al mmm no i was calling you stupid

[@michelle9445]

@Mr. Al i mean how can you not tell between an american accent and a british one (i understand if you’re not from an anglophone speaking country)

[@michelle9445]

@Mr. Al first of all i do know that there are regional accents/dialects and also ofc anglophones cannot tell the difference if it’s another language

[@C-Iris]

I really liked this trilogy! Yes, the movies weren't as faithful to the books as we all wanted them to be but the objective of the movies and books is to communicate life lessons and how to be a nice human being which I really cherished.

[@ZionKid95]

I think the objective of the author of the books (C.S. Lewis) actually was to reach people who never read the Bible and teach them something about God's character (Aslan represents Jesus who sacrificed his own life to save those who betrayed him before)

[@anomynus1172]

Why is he so hilarious and he has the most sarcastic humor it speaks to my heart

[@arturs6519]

You should react to avatar the last airbender series

[@deadwalking3418]

That would be lit 🔥

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

He is Sokka. I would die lmao

[@alimorgan2226]

Yasssss Zuko is kIIINNNG! 👑👑👑

[@Edson07bs]

OMG! THIIIIIIS!!!!!

[@jackpalmer7577]

Edmund was my favourite character of all books and films. I hate it when characters get bullied and so make decisions to make themselves feel loved, respected, liked whatever, then gets hate from movie viewers. Edmund was the most developed character along with Lucy

[@esmeillis9230]

Please react to The Pirates of The Caribbean (All movies) or just a few since Jack Sparrow is hilarious.

[@hao9508]

That would be so great

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

The first film is one of the best films ever made.

[@hao9508]

@@Bjjbhcoa86 the third is so awesome.

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

@@hao9508 It is good and bad at the same time imo. Definitely better than the following two, but the triology gets worse by each film too. Not bad at all of course, just the first one is such a storytelling masterpiece, the others never reaches that point :D

[@hao9508]

@@Bjjbhcoa86 I think the 3rd is funnier and better. But I watched the 1st not a long time ago and was shocked at the end. It was not supposed to have sequels lol.

[@lakeofavalon2005]

My favorite line in this video: “Damn, you changed *ALOT* in the last hour.”

[@mariamercedesamalfitekavec5886]

the acting in the narnia movies is incredible, especially the kids

[@joaovictorm.revoredo9513]

It's 7 books, netflix announced it's going to produce movies and series of narnia

[@Supermario19001]

Did they when?

[@x-menlol1613]

@@Supermario19001 months ago

[@carlgrimes9983]

With new cast though

[@carlgrimes9983]

@@x-menlol1613 it takes time so shut up, i bet you didn’t even read the books nor watch the movies.

[@x-menlol1613]

@@carlgrimes9983 what?

[@VampireHunter5790]

To be fair to Lucy and Susan, Aslan told them not to interfere... and Aslan sacrificed himself KNOWING that he would come back because of his selfless sacrifice.

[@shayla9575]

I love Narnia, the Narnia kids still have reunions 😍

[@mynameismaddymwah3178]

I always felt really bad for Lucy in the last movie. She was always my favourite character and I saw a lot of myself in her so it hurt a lot to see her turn on herself and it was all too relatable

[@the_nikster1]

pausing at 22:00 after you finished the first movie because I wanted to make something clear: the reason Susan and Lucy didn't stop the queen from killing Aslan is because he made them promise to keep themselves hidden no matter what they saw. they were keeping their promise. he knew that he had to let the queen kill him in order to be resurrected or the prophecy wouldn't come true and if they had intervened, it wouldn't have worked. as for the last movie, you were right: it's the worst movie. but that's because they had to cut a lot of stuff out of the books and change a lot to make it into a movie. I highly recommend reading the book because it's actually very good. great commentary, as usual. you had me cracking up throughout 😂

[@vinayaksharma4856]

Wait , i have'nt read the books but according to the movie aslan asked both susan and lucy to go back to the camps , not to hide somewhere and watch his sacrifice or death 😂😂😂😂

[@anouar3194]

In my opinion a Underrated franchise.

[@lycgami]

this is literally my childhood trilogy, i can't believe you're doing it! love it :)

[@facethelightning]

Movies that are classics that haven’t really been reacted too on KZbin that would be great to see! - 10 things I hate about you - the notebook. - a walk to remember - the breakfast club

[@krisaga5213]

I'm not ready for 10 Things I Hate About You

[@melaniechiriacescu7876]

A walk to remember oh my god such a classic

[@ukuviispert9599]

Havent seen any of those

[@lexy1669]

The notebook🥺🥺

[@ferryshuttlex]

i was gonna watch a movie...then i saw this....let's watch Sean watching movies. I LOVE NARNIA, i dont care what other people say.

[@fatoudiouf1247]

That mouse is the bravest character of this movie lol

[@taylorc7273]

This is one of the best series every. Lord of the Rings and Hobbit next???

[@leannkennett905]

The Train station featured in both the Harry Potter books and the Lion the witch and the wardrobe are both the Famous and prominent Kings Cross railroad station in London so yeah it’s likely that particular railroad station or a set modeled after it. And in the third film they tried to adapt the fifth book which is the longest book in the chronicles of Narnia and had to cram a lot into a little time. (That’s why it has so many quick fire subplots) the first book “the magicians apprentice” has never been made into a movie. And the third book “a boy and his horse” (explaining how Caspian’s people came to Narnia) was also skipped. These two books have a lot of the setup for the fifth book like the wardrobe, a plank from the train track, the picture frame, and any other objects that take the children to Narnia are all made from the magic tree from the magicians apprentice that brought the witch to Narnia as it was being born. And a lot of the lore surrounding the subplots happened in a boy and his horse.

[@shannonwhitaker5]

The horse and his boy, actually

[@solangezamorana107]

I haven't forget NARNIA! I'm such a proud narnian

[@hiragikawaii]

But the actor IS the one from Maze Runner. LOL you had it!

[@julietpapa2657]

Sees a bomber over London and then asks „was this WW1“ jeeeeez 😫😫🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@hannahappa]

I’m a big fan of the his dark materials books and the new series (which they base his golden compass off of), the Narnia books are also very good, I used to read them in primary school

[@annafirnen4815]

Welp, there is no romance between Susan and Caspian in the books so XD

[@taylorc7273]

I also recommend the Spiderwick Chronicles ( its just one movie ) if you haven't done it already

[@Cookie-ox9dd]

Taylor C love it, both narnia and spiderwick are some of my favourite movies

[@taylorc7273]

@@Cookie-ox9dd they are both so good. I don't see how anyone could not like it

[@Meli-xu3xy]

Is just me that doesn’t know anyone who has watched and loved the spiderwick chronicles

[@Cookie-ox9dd]

@@Meli-xu3xy Question is, have you ever asked? 🤔

[@taylorc7273]

@@Meli-xu3xy Hmm, I feel like everyone who's ever watched it, has loved it.

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

Lmao the mouse Reepacheep IS the best character in the entire series, hands down. I used to have a chinchilla named after him 😅😂

[@laurasanna567]

I never forgot Narnia. It's just too beautiful.

[@logandevereux5076]

This is my fucking childhood right here!! These came out when I was 8 years old that was 11 years ago!! 😂😂 my favorite versions are the old BBC live action plays, they did all of the books into movie.

[@maryamamad82]

Oh my God the one with that theme music... It was so long ago.. I'm much older than you so its been a while 😊😊😊❤️

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Emma C. Hale I remember for a few weeks I would get up early on Sunday mornings (6am I think it was) to watch the Narnia stories on PBS. It was like 1988 or ‘89 🙂

[@maryamamad82]

@@susanmaggiora4800 haha yeah the actress they used for lucy looked more grown up than this one with the pudgy face 😁😁😁😁

[@susanmaggiora4800]

craft and cook She did, definitely. I looked the series up out of curiosity & it ran from Nov ‘88 to Dec ‘90. Man, that was a while back. I didn’t realize it was new when I was watching it in ‘88-‘89. I thought it had likely been a BBC production from a few years before that. I’d love to see the rest of the series. I joined the army in Feb of ‘89, which put my early morning dates with Narnia to a swift halt. 😀

[@logandevereux5076]

Craft and cook, yah I’m gen Z but I was raised like a 80’s and 90’s kid because my brother was born in 88 and I was born in 2000. So I watched all of these on VHS tapes and grew up with all of the good shit. Makes me sad that kids now are just given garbage to watch now a days instead of good stuff like this.

[@ruebee4334]

"The baby came out, holding gang signs." 💀💀

[@kal3998]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO COME OUT SINCE FOREVER AND YOU POST IT WHILE IM AT WORK?!?!..... THE AUDACITYYYYYYYY

[@luamorim.b]

Aslan's no ordinary lion, he's the representation of God. when you watch it after knowing this, it's much more amazing 💕

[@MrParkerman6]

*Jesus, not God.

[@darling.s]

^ Jesus is God

[@bucketfamjelly4943]

This is my childhood right here remember when the first one move came on Disney channel

[@bucketfamjelly4943]

Movie

[@julianabarros3253]

I am very looking forward to the series that Netflix will make about Narnia. Recently the original cast reunited, so there's something there, not that the original cast will come back because the series will be a big reboot.

[@Holly865]

First How to Train Your Dragon, and now Narnia...? You’ve just gained a new subscriber

[@missladyhaha]

First movie storyline is my favorite but the second film itself was so much better!!!

[@kirashiffer9536]

The book of Dawn Treader is episodic in nature, it's them exploring the different islands. The movie tried to add an overarching plotline with the mist/swords, but it didn't do it very well. Also, the first two were done by Disney with the same director, and the third was Fox with a different director, so that accounts for the changes between them. Aslan is supposed to be a God-like figure, which is why he is more magical than the other creatures. Netflix now has the rights to all 7 Narnia books, so it will be interesting to see what happens with that! Fun reaction to watch, I quite enjoyed it!!

[@rhiannonfisher2792]

“Imagine he just locked them all inside. ‘Only I can be king.’” Lol 😂 Also, has anyone noticed Caspian’s accent change between the second and third movies?

[@ohia_lehua]

I always thought it was because he spends more times with the Narnians now. Like maybe he lost it as he got older?

[@samanthapateman8054]

The actor said why that was and its the reason the other person gave.

[@misslane3539]

The new director said to drop the accents but Ben Barnes (who plays Caspian) said that they should keep it so he tried to keep the accent the same

[@sassylittleprophet]

The second movie Caspian spoke in a Telmarine (Spanish) accent, in the third movie Caspian spoke in a Narnian (British) accent.

[@hannahhester8376]

The reason Lucy and Susan didn't try to save Aslan is because they knew they would be caught, and most likely killed, too.

[@travellerinthedark]

Two minutes in and he coincidentally guesses the ending of the book series lmao.

[@albataliephillips4271]

I wanted to cry when I saw this! This movie meant so much to me. Thank you!

[@lucybird5151]

The reason that the wardrobe doesn't let all of the children in immediately is because it only let's people who are worthy through. Lucy was worthy so she went through the wardrobe. Edward wasn't worthy but Lucy needed an exit route so he could go through, and as he had already gone through he could go through from now on Susan and Peter were not worthy but when they were running away from the adults they weren't thinking about it to much so they were allowed through.

[@irisong0]

Fun fact Aslan means Lion in turkish

[@carlgrimes9983]

Turkish delight.....ASLAN DELIGHT ......LION DELIGHT......THE DESSERT WAS ASLAN

[@jessjasmin06]

@@carlgrimes9983 AHAHAHAGA

[@kdragon713]

Cant wait for the golden compass. Because of the new series his dark materials!

[@Live4Christ1995]

Ditto!

[@julietpapa2657]

Narnia > Golden compass

[@yasmeennatalia1026]

i literally died when i saw this... best trilogy ever. my childhood 😍

[@lynnmarga4497]

The third book was actually my favorite growing up but it's very different from the movie. It felt like a scavenger hunt accross uncharted islands. The overarching plot was about discovering lands and finding the father's companions after they dissapeared. None of the white witch stuff. Then it was just smaller adventures which I think fits a children's book really well and is engaging. Unfortunately that episodic format doesn't fit a movie very well. In my opinion it would however fit a season of a show, with each island being more fleshed out.

[@maryjbugbee]

"I've seen the mouse for 10 seconds, best character."

[@anamendoza6741]

46:13 "wait is he dead?... *Lucyy* " feels so much like a videogame, "wait your health is low?... *healeer* "

[@CJ77777]

Also the fact that Caspian loses his accent in the 3rd film. 😆

[@sal18]

Because he spend a lot of time with Narnians

[@JennyT2022]

As soon as I saw Mr. Tumnus I literally screamed James McAvoy, lol. I was cracking up

[@toastysock]

Caspian was my crush. Also was it just me or was Dawntreader seriously low budget. It looked like a made for TV movie.

[@blackpyxy9583]

Candyfishes ikr but it was alright overall.

[@samanthapateman8054]

Candyfishes yeah that was sad

[@richardgonzalez1698]

It didn’t look that bad to me and plus the cgi back then wasn’t the cgi we have rn they did what they could with what they had and ended the trilogy on an emotional note

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

I know, right? They made Caspian ridiculously hot by picking Ben Barnes. Yum! 😍

[@x-menlol1613]

The first two films were made by Disney while the third film was made by another company

[@pip5667]

I actually screamed when I was this video. These stories, both the movies and the books, mean so much to me and were my childhood (along with LOTR and such). I'm so excited to watch this oh my gods

[@sal18]

*saw