THE VOYAGE OF THE DAWN TREADER - REMASTERED BBC (1989)

This is a fan-made remaster of the original BBC TV Program "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" (1989). This was made for fun and the love of the BBC version of the Chronicles of Narnia.
Please note: while there is an option to watch this in 1080p, this remaster was made from a DVD scan of the original program that was shot on tape. Therefore, the quality is not really going to appear to be any better at higher resolutions. Thanks, and enjoy!
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[@Themis33]

This music is like embracing a dear old auntie who you adore and feel safe with. 😭😭❤️❤️

[@HeyyItsDaleVODS]

I havent seen this series in over a decade and the second the introductory music it all came flying back to me.

[@joannewatts9892]

Aww , I hear you 🫂👣🐾🐾

[@krechenklein4453]

Timeless. You couldn't compose better music for the series.

[@koalabear00]

Takes me back to being at my grandparent’s house ❤

[@richardbeaton7324]

Absolutely !

[@Radiophonic907]

Yo I forgot how much the kid who plays Eustace kills it! He's amazing, Gets on my nerves so much!🤣🙄

[@christhornycroft3686]

Speaking as someone who was one in Canada, David Thwaites was the most 90s kid ever. He was like Junior from Problem Child at 12 years old on steroids. Kids in the 80s got in trouble by accident. 90s kids got in trouble on purpose. We were extreme! What happened, exactly? Where did we lose our way? We got a few things right like not being total jerks to the LGBTQ community, but generally we really dropped the ball. And it was my generation, Gen Y, Gen X and the Boomers who really messed things up - not the millennials. They're the real victims. At least we had our fun in the 90s.

[@cadenbagasao9344]

1:23:19-1:25:19 what’s going on here?

[@robertpatter5509]

His baptism was necessary. As a dragon he was a boy on the inside. As a boy he was a dragon on the inside. Aslan had give him redemption. He couldn't save himself without salvation

[@ryanhills4907]

I wish they had made all the Narnia books into films

[@leasebergfladstad167]

Me too, but why didn't they and is Chronicles of Narnia a long book series like the Harry Potter book series?

[@rhondadepietro8039]

Netflix will adapt all 7 novels and in addition to that they will also make spin offs based on the world of charn (before the magician's nephew) and the problem of Susan pevensie (after the last battle)

[@leasebergfladstad167]

There is a BBC adaptation of the fourth Narnia book too.

[@Adz2]

Eustace complaining about the lack of wireless, little did he know that would be a common complaint of the early 2000s 😂

[@christhornycroft3686]

LOL my dial up internet always disconnected frequently during the late 90s and early 2000s. We got some free crap with a bunch of ads and it was always booting me when I was trying to get my girlfriend at the time excited. So inconvenient. Oh to be 18, full of hormones and sugary, caffeinated beverages, and with primitive technology. David Thwaites as Eustace Scrubb was the most 90s kid ever. Gone were the 80s, where kids were lame, "hip to be square" and got in trouble by accident. 90s kids got in trouble on purpose. We went looking for it because it was fun and we were as angsty as a hippie kid in 1960s Texas. So nostalgic.

[@TT-fy6hk]

LMAO He wasn't speaking of internet though hahahaha I'm not saying ;) go google it LMAO can't stop laughing

[@christhornycroft3686]

Disney can throw in a lot of expensive effects, but you're not going to beat a BBC production - even a cheap one from the 80s.

[@jesusvelueta3683]

Well, actually it was Fox the one who made this movie, Disney made the first 2 movies, and I agree, this one seems better that the one we got

[@systemshocker2875]

@@jesusvelueta3683 yea,but it shouldnt matter now since disney bought fox

[@archieriverdale769]

Well said. It was a big dissatisfaction with the theatrical release we got. Totally undermined the purpose of Ripasheep sacrifice, and made the dark island a threat to Narina when in fact, it was just another obstacle they had to face, and by so doing, destroyed it. The whole movie was finding the seven lords, explorations, and the the story or sacrifice of Ripasheep had to make to free the 4 lords. If they would have done it right, it would have did just as well or better than theatrical version of prince Caspein which was well done!!

[@jamesmoran9543]

AGREED!

[@FullMoonHowl]

The modern version was positively lobotomized. There was no expecting it could do well in the box office when they removed the heart. Gotta respect the source material! There's just no improving on what was already perfect.

[@MrAkilleus]

I really loved this show when I was a kid. Haven't seen it in 25 years or something... Man, the effects have not aged well but I can still see the charm and value in the production! 😃 Real nostalgic!

[@Embracing01]

I remember UKGold showing all three BBC Narnia series, probably in the early 90s, and I believe BBC1 also repeated it in 1992 (during the holidays, not sure if the summer or Christmas) on Children's BBC in the morning. I don't think it's ever been shown since the early-mid 90s, never seen it on any channel.

[@kind-hearted-thievesjoe1512]

Dawn Treader was always my favourite from this series. There was real jeopardy and the eery music still brings back memories to this day. The one scene that really changed me as a child was where Eustace comes to the realisation that he may be stuck as the dragon, alone on the island for the rest of his life. That concept really scared me as a young child and I had separation anxiety from my parents for about a year after seeing it.

[@destinytroll1374]

I've gotta say, Ben Barnes did a great job as Prince Caspian. But Samuel West has always been KING Caspian to me. Idk if that makes sense, he just does this role so well.

[@sarareiss6523]

It kind of does

[@joashjohnston7119]

My little sister has down syndrome and wen we were kids she really loved the chronicles of Narnia and I soon found myself enjoying it too. She would have a good laugh as I'd impersonate some of the characters voices and the funny things they said 😂.

[@emilinebelle7811]

My partner and I do the same! He always quotes the beavers 🦫 haha!

[@emilinebelle7811]

“Something about the eyes”

[@jacquelineklinges]

2:14 OMG that’s Warwick Davis as Reepicheep! He was Nikabrik in the Disney version of Prince Caspian, Professor Flitwick and Griphook in Harry Potter, AND the little Ewok who became friends with Leia and Han in Star Wars Return of the Jedi! 😃

[@mishaal6165]

omg i had no idea! that’s crazy🤣😁

[@ZotoTelevision]

Yes, Jacqueline, Wicket W. Warrick

[@lynnhathaway3755]

Jacqueline Klinges And he was in Willow. One of my favorite movies.

[@itsshowtime1212]

He’s awesome in the leprechaun movies And in one of my favorite mini series ever The 10th kingdom as acorn

[@PCCphoenix]

Yyyyyyyup. 😉

[@msjibberjabberhodge]

The soundtrack in these is so haunting. I love it! It was only when I watched these as an adult that I realised the song at the end was singing the "doubt not Reepicheep" verse. Thanks for all the time you spent remastering this nostalgia overload from my childhood

[@iainmclaughlan7415]

I bought it on iTunes, it is by Geoffrey Burgon. I love it.

[@lauraandrews1676]

Same! I never could tell the words until just a few years ago. I love all the music from these movies.

[@meissnerflux]

Masterful soundtrack.

[@jurassickaiju14]

Oh, the memories! I used to watch this movie all the time as a little kid. Still one of my favorite books/movies.

[@johannao4849]

Fascinating! 20 years later, I still remembered vividly the scene when Eustace sheds his scales, it's still better than newer versions I've seen...

[@limehouseblues]

me too!!!

[@diegomateo4193]

Without any doubt this movie is better than the 2010 one, I'm an argentinian guy who was born in the year where this movie was filmed, and I just discovered the Narnia books in 2022, and I already read the first 3 ones, and watched the movies (the 3 Disney movies, and now this one, and it is mucj better than the Disney one, because it is really based on the book). Greetings from Arg.

[@stevethomas9320]

I never knew Warwick Davis had a role in this movie. So nostalgic. Last time I was this was on a VHS back in the early 90's.

[@justineby8738]

Good times! I have them on DVD now, thankfully.

[@ryanhills4907]

He was in Prince Caspian in 2008 aswell

[@treytison1444]

Yeah I watched this a million times as a kid but then saw it as an adult and instantly recognized Warwick Davis' voice.

[@rumblesofrevolution]

Omg 9 yr old me is soooo happy!!!!

[@theedain]

Love these old BBC adaptations... Thank you!

[@nathanquinn9472]

The dragon descaling himself still gives me nightmares, I remember throwing up when I first seen this as a kid

[@BambooAcrobatVerte]

Interesting note: Samuel West, who played Caspian, went on to star in several films, including 2004's Van Helsing, where he portrayed Dr. Frankenstein.

[@billhenry7213]

He is also in an episode of the Horatio Hornblower series, and played George VI in "Hyde Park on Hudson."

[@christhornycroft3686]

He was also in an episode of HBO’s Strangers, but that wasn’t for kids.

[@BayareaGuy06]

R.I.P. Preston Lockwood (1912-1996) (Goriakin), Jack Purvis (1937-1997) (Dufflepud Leader), John Hallam (1941-2006) (Captain Drinian), Marcus Eyre (1957-2015) (Pug), Kenny Baker (1934-2016) (Dufflepud), Geoffrey Bayldon (1924-2017) (Ramandu), John Quarmby (1929-2019) (Grumpus) and Ronald Pickup (1940-2021) (Aslan).

[@christhornycroft3686]

Is Reepicheep not one of the most bad-ass characters of all time? Absolutely fearless and a great character brought to life by the great Warwick Davis. That is the most bad-ass send off that truly befits such a great character where he's waving goodbye in his boat. So unbelievably iconic and someone singing, "Reepicheep" somberly in the background

[@robertpatter5509]

He's a swashbuckling knight deep down

[@Blokewood3]

The song in the background is the lullaby/prophesy that Reepicheep said was sung for him when he was a baby: "Where the waves grow sweet, doubt not, Reepicheep, there is the utter east."

[@James-iu1cf]

Absolutely.

[@jordanolafson]

It's such a shame that the soundtrack from the Voyage of the Dawn Treader isn't available anywhere. The most we have is 7 tracks on a CD with just one song from this episode. It's a beautiful score, and I wish the BBC would release the full version.

[@joannewatts6501]

The BBC Chronicles of Narnia is the best ever .! 🐉 🦉 🐺 ❣️

[@kathyshields4495]

I feel such a sense of peace after watching this movie again. Thank you!

[@akoSneykays]

Who is here 2020???

[@malinhessedahl]

I am

[@robinmcclure6629]

I am!

[@emmaishere247]

I’m 3052

[@createmakeandplay7008]

Me but just to be honest I don’t like the bbc movies of the chronicle of narnia movies I prefer the new ones

[@paulineroseesteban7026]

I searched this

[@victorfinberg8595]

I don't really have the words. You people who made this: well done!

[@turtle2009]

Despite the lack of good cgi and special effects, this BBC adaptation of the Chronicles of Narnia far surpasses the ones made by disney. While I did enjoy the new ones more for entertainment purposes, this BBC series closely followed the books which (in my not so important opinion) is far more important than having good special effects, yet miss the actual story. I'm just dissapointed they never made (magicians nephew, the horse and his boy my personal favorite, and of course the last battle which by the way did win an award.) Thanks so very much for your hard work for restoring this, and I hope you will do more restorations for the other stories as well. Love, prayers and blessings

[@Maverick4267]

Which version literally used like weird cgi that looked like drawings for dragons? 🐉 Think I got the from the library lol

[@samkrip9751]

Technically fox but yeah bcc Version is way better

[@beepbeep5153]

This is terrible what are you on about

[@turtle2009]

@@beepbeep5153 while the Disney version has great cgi and the story adaptation is decent, this version follows the books more. They both are good, but because I love the books, I just like this version better. Thank you for your opinions and thoughts about this :)

[@annabelle3510]

This lacks modern technological effects but it has a higher artistic value ❤

[@rashkavar]

Thank you so much for doing this remaster - I quite literally grew up on these stories (and in particular, these versions of them) - we had all 4 books on VHS for as long as I can remember (well, up until VCRs stopped being a thing normal people have in their house). So good to see them touched up. You did a wonderful job of stitching the episodes together as well.

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

I grew up on these films- I actually think this may have had a slight edge to the Disney version

[@nx9100]

"Slight! And I'm 'slightly overweight'!" - Drew Carrey

[@systemshocker2875]

I think you mean the fox version. The first 2 were released by disney,but fox released the third one. Shouldn't matter now since Disney bought Fox in 2019,and killed it in 2020.

[@archieriverdale769]

This was way better than the Disney version. This was the cutting edge! The supreme version over fox!!

[@lauraandrews1676]

Watching this old favorite again, after revisiting the abysmal and horrendous newer 'adaptation'. This one is a breath of fresh air.

[@BertieMAhern]

My granny sent away for each of the bbc narnia dvds from the newspaper when i was 3 or 4. Lots of memories of watching them on my grandpa's little portable dvd player, dawn treader and silver chair were my favourites.

[@OSleeperTactical]

They changed 2 important parts about the undragoning. One that he didn't sit and talk to Edmund who had been the first convert in the series. Then that Aslan said the good essentially you lies within which is exactly the opposite of the point of the scene. Eustace became on the outside what he already was within and he could only effect the most superficial of changes where Aslan could reach in and really change him. That's why the first claw of Aslan into him felt like it reached his heart.

[@cgallagher5023]

Yes.

[@turtels6764]

I know that made me sad. They cheapened his redemption by it too, nevermind the whole point of Aslan's work. The one thing I find really disappointing about the BBC adaptations is the New Age-y take on Aslan.

[@JosiahFickinger]

I love that this one seems more playful than Disney's and I especially love the scene where Prince Caspian dismantles the governor from his throne and abolished slavery. Such a humble and heartfelt moment.

[@asakarlsson6890]

This is my childhood tv!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!

[@rebeccasuewiles3339]

I remember the first time I watched these. My sister tricked us into watching them thinking they were the new ones, we were so upset at first, but then we really enjoyed them.

[@erikpeltomaa9873]

there is two thins that bother me with bbc version 1. why did they stop making the 3 last films after silver chair and 2. why did Lucy have so short hair unlike in the 2009 version i really wished that she could wave had little bit longer atleast the length of the actress who played Jill pole.

[@headlessspaceman5681]

The legendary Warwick Davis brings it all to every one of his lines. Everyone else sounds like they're doing a read-through.

[@Kim-ss5bb]

I didn't realize he was in this

[@exempligratia101]

The fact that this is playing off the Age of Discovery makes this very enjoyable: islands, the Dawn Treader, Storms, Monsters, and many trials and tribulations of sailing.

[@00Kuja00]

Best sea serpent I have ever seen on screen. Scared the sh*t out of me as a kid. ^^*

[@jakobvonpistohlkors2305]

Same here!

[@cadenbagasao9344]

Where the serpent? I’m too lazy to watch the whole thing.

[@00Kuja00]

@@cadenbagasao9344 At the end.

[@cadenbagasao9344]

@@00Kuja00 time stamp

[@00Kuja00]

@@cadenbagasao9344 Handicapped?

[@azzapair]

Brilliant work. And so happy to revisit a great piece of sci-fantasy from my childhood. Every restoration effort is very welcomed. Love it. Happy times.

[@nicolasmason8799]

Great job with the remaster, thanks for sharing!

[@lauren-ko7mr]

these are very sweet and nostalgic for me but idk why but i dont remember it starting so abruptly 😂

[@archieriverdale769]

It did not.

[@rebeccasuewiles3339]

It's less abrupt if you watch it right after The Lion the Wiitch and the Wardrobe.

[@lbeckett8141]

Thank you so much for posting!!! What memories!!

[@thrithgolden2748]

Imagine them making these books with the same detail, effort, and money as they did the LotR movies.. These could go down as historic

[@petecodes]

Thanks a lot for uploading this! Brings back brilliant childhood memories.

[@historyboff23]

Had a massive crush on Samuel West in this programme 🙈🙈😂😂

[@AloneForever100]

I also had a crush on samuel west in this episode. He is still very handsome to this very day although i miss the golden hair he had.💓💕💖💘💋💋

[@burnerdaughter]

Ikr? I was listening to something animated the other day and went "Why does this guy's strike me as so sexy?" Only to find it was Samuel West

[@Marsbert]

His Caspian was always my favorite and one of my first loves

[@AloneForever100]

@@Marsbert samuel west is the best prince caspian ever and sexy too

[@andy-1998]

Ouch...my nostalgia!

[@buzzybeepopman2009]

Warwick Davis is such an underrated actor

[@lengdarytrio]

Isn't he in Harry potter?

[@finnvsjupiter]

​​@@lengdarytrio yep Prof Flitwick and Griphook

[@ShannonCarter55]

His first role was as Wicket in Return of the Jedi as a child opposite Carrie Fisher.

[@memoir4you]

I watched this last night for the first time in years , probably since 1989. A very charming & faithful adaptation of the novel . Loved the Scilly Isles location filming. I love the film adaptation, too by Michael Apted but this is closer to the text.

[@metaknight4230]

Who’s here in 2021???

[@Eunice.Aceto75]

I am, in March. I'm 45, by the way

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

David Thwaites was a great Eustace

[@theatergeek82]

Now he's a Hollywood producer

[@LIVTOMCHUROO]

I wonder how often the actors own children watch these episodes right here on KZbin?!? How proud they must be..

[@moviegeek1111]

omg i used to watch these with my brother after the first and second narnia movies came out but before dawn treader! this brings back so many memories haha

[@malinhessedahl]

Love all three serie of tvserie Narina📷🎬🎼🎵❤❤❤

[@ilhamamale7916]

Very good. Thanks.

[@Possum880]

I’m so thankful for this remaster being available on KZbin, I have what I would imagine one of the earliest dvd releases of the bbc series in the states and when it comes time for the sea storm where the mast breaks, on my dvd that scene repeats itself on a loop once, as a kid I thought it was an attempt at stretching the runtime, but now I wonder if it’s a manufacturers error on my dvd?

[@jjRam]

YES!!!

[@gabriellenancipierotti4194]

I just learned Gabrielle Anwar is in this, I scrolled through this video for 20 minutes before I finally found her at 1:29:16 . It's such a sweet production, I might watch the whole thing now

[@robnewman6101]

Make way for the King of Narnia.

[@Rahmat.hdyt93]

Old movies has their awesome effects ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikecontreras6974]

So good!

[@healngwithhopeandempathy]

My favorite book of 😻💗💚 of the chronicles of Narnia.. far Caspian and the dragon headed ship ⚓ and the hope and dreams of the future....

[@Eltonlaleham]

I cannot say 1989 was a favourite year of mine and I would not want to relive it no way having this on tv was awesome but that year was ghastly for me

[@transnistria4237]

I had the VHS boxset but this wasnt in it!!! I always hoped that they had made it turns out they did!!

[@hydraelectricblue]

THanks friend

[@quinshakimiko727]

i just noticed that thi series was really accurate with the book, rather than the new movies this is the most closest to the book haha

[@justineby8738]

That's why I love these ones the best, as well because there's not a ton of special effects muddying up the fine acting.

[@beepbeep5153]

What's the point of being accurate when it just looks and sounds boring. Nobody speaks like that

[@PeterWarren1971]

@@beepbeep5153 one could make a similar arguement about Shakespeare...

[@andrewthompson4148]

It's hard to beat real acting. Warwick is the only reason I'm debating watching the new Willow

[@usersomasutrin]

Love 💕 Narnia 2023

[@robertpatter5509]

" I wonder, do they become visible if we drive a sword in them?" - Reepicheep

[@KNakanishi]

😂Savage hahaha

[@robertpatter5509]

@@KNakanishi CS Lectures goes over the deeper aspects of Chronicles of Narnia. Really well done

[@mastercherry1561]

this is about 10,000,000 times better than the disney one

[@jenniferbaker3207]

This is what i grew up with we didn’t have CGI but we got a cool lion and animation

[@justineby8738]

I grew up with these as well, they're still my favorite versions of the Narnia stories, beating the modern ones by a large amount.

[@santanalucio]

Did you know that the actor who plays as Reepicheep played as Nikabrick in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Capsian

[@robnewman6101]

The Town of Narrowhaven was the main settlement of the Lone Islands on the Island of Doorn.

[@katiepersons6575]

The production appears to be of far higher quality than even BBC's own Silver Chair. Vastly different budget between BBC releases or what?

[@megabyte1778]

18:24 "Here put these plastic helmets on that we bought from Toy's R Us."

[@JosiahFickinger]

55:21. This little musical bit sounds like what David Arnold used as part of Repicheep's Theme in the Disney adaptation.

[@echoedfox9544]

Love these movies they were my childhood same with the Disney ones

[@eddietozier3206]

WHY WERE THEY HAPPY TO SEE EUSTACE AT ABOUT 48:20?

[@CostaFamilyNetwork]

love this! can you make one for silver chair?

[@KNakanishi]

I am juggling the idea. If I do, it'll be towards Christmas of this year, but no promises! Thanks for watching, and thanks for the comment :D

[@billhenry7213]

It is already on KZbin. Look it up.

[@christophermaccool8029]

@@KNakanishi 4:33/ 1:48:29 is that Warwick Davis who played Fliwick in harry Potter?

[@KNakanishi]

@@christophermaccool8029 Yes it is. That man has had an incredible acting career. I believe his first gig was as the main Ewok in Return of the Jedi when he was like 10 years old or something.

[@christophermaccool8029]

@@KNakanishi he was only ten years old? also in the new version of Prince Caspian wasn't he playing one of the Dwarfs?

[@nx9100]

The Disney version was longer, and yet left out so much......

[@archieriverdale769]

Agreed. They changed the whole movie and Peter and Susan did not need to be in it. AT ALL!

[@eduardocalapre7349]

There a good mobie and true thats a beutiful story the origin Al i love its god we always love you all

[@scotttilson8876]

People need to pay attention to the parallels in the chronicles of Narnia series and the Bible the writings about Jesus.

[@hydraelectricblue]

Narnia isn't about Jesus and neither is Jesus.

[@ZotoTelevision]

@@hydraelectricblue : Wrong. Aslan is supposed to be Jesus

[@etcetera1995]

@@hydraelectricblue Bruh. Did we read the same series? Lewis was even more transparent about his analogy than Tolkein was.

[@etcetera1995]

Hardly. People don't need to pay much attention to something that makes the parallels blatant.

[@improvisedchaos8904]

@@ZotoTelevision wrong- it's in his name- he is AS-a-Lion ; not THE Lion.

[@chrisfalls2941]

Narnia is a nice movie

[@WORLD8NSH5KNIGHT1]

As much as I like Will Poulter this kid played an even more obnoxious Eustace

[@graceysladea7950]

Lucy was a lot less angrier at Eustace in the Disney movie than in this series including Caspian in the Disney movie😃

[@Edward-nf4nc]

That's because they are different actors and directors and different times and goals. BBC wanted to tell the story, Disney want a modern film. Two quite different things. The original 1974 Swallow and Amazon film, like the books, have a girl named Titty, and the new 2016 film does not. Now named Tatty. This is due to different times. Stories change with time

[@Skip-vs5mw]

2024 like ❤

[@thunor3656]

Courage. Courage, dear heart.

[@lucyanderson9064]

Why do some people always think that effects equal quality? I just love the ones who critique classics. New shows have absolutely no heart, charm, terrible stories that are way different from the originals, characters with no chemistry, and bland, and just all around terrible. I'll happily swap effects for the rest of it. New doesn't automatically equal good.

[@SofiaBerruxSubs]

I grew up with the movies so i have to say movies for me but these arent bad

[@trickshotsmoviesandcubing2317]

The dragon and sea serpent costumes are a vast improvement on anything from LWW or PC.

[@poponachtschnecke]

58:22 starts my favorite part

[@waynerainbow]

Love these anyone know where they filmed all the islands scenes

[@phantomsidious2934]

Tresco islands, ise of scilly

[@jacobitewiseman3696]

@@phantomsidious2934 makes sense considering telmarines were Mediterranean men who migrated to Narnia.

[@christophermaccool8029]

1:43:45/1:48:29 Caspian should have went with Lucy and Edmund and Eustace to say his goodby's proper;y like he did in the new version in 2010.

[@phantomsidious2934]

Prince Caspian and silver chair HD coming soon?

[@KNakanishi]

Prince Caspian is up now! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6u2omiDe8ujr6M

[@jackcastro7259]

This movie shows we have always a chance

[@ItsPlushys]

Cool

[@user-sj7pk9nz9c]

Warick Davis played a good reepacheep

[@chapterbychapter1700]

The "effects" might be terrible, but the acting and writing are fantastic! Disney probably spent more money just animating Reepicheep than the entire budget for this movie, and the small man in a mouse costume is still miles better.

[@PCCphoenix]

7:55--Can't see THIS ending well...

[@jimhawkens7414]

I'll take people being blinded by nostalgia for $1000 Alex

[@thefonzkiss]

Bizarre opening scene. That is believe it or not the proper opening, it’s not missing an episode.

[@archieriverdale769]

What? Yeah it is!

[@archieriverdale769]

No, I take it back. You are right.

[@readermom1000]

Actually, the transition to the opening of this episode is at the very end of the Prince Caspian episode. On my old VHS tapes of this series, the tape is Prince Caspian AND The Voyage of the Dawntreader. The two parts flow right into one another.

[@jimmymccartney2049]

Music:David Arnold(2010)

[@jimmymccartney2049]

Directed by: Michael Apted

[@jimmymccartney2049]

All special and visual effects, courtesy of Moving Picture Company,Framestore and Cinesite