The kids had no reason to believe hundreds of years would pass without them. Lucy entered Narnia three separate times in the first movie with barely any time passing between her visits. Plus in dawn treader, another year passes in the outside world and only three in Narnia, so it’s not a consistent time differential.
true, and in the books they straight up acknowledge there’s really no consistency at all- it was almost like narnia operates on a totally different time system
I think the only consistency you could draw from it is that the children are called to Narnia at specific times where the need for them is greatest. That way the number of years that passes by becomes less crucial for the story to make sense.
The reason they had Edmund fight Trumpkin is because during their reign, Edmund fought several battles victoriously and was said to be one of the best swordsmen in Narnia.
I think Edmund was the best strategist. I can’t recall if he surpassed Peter in skill with a blade. May explain the chip on his shoulder in this one though. He could look at Caspian and think, no not another one!
I thought the reason they had Edmund fight was to convince Trumpkin they were the Kings and Queens, even though they were children. Because Peter was older, and perhaps a bit stronger (and taller) than Trumpkin, it might have been seen as an unfair fight, but if Edmund won, if would be better proof that they were who they said they were. They also had an archery competition with Susan, and I think Lucy healed Trumpkin with her cordial after Edmund cut him in the fight.
I love that Edmund so clearly learned his lesson from his experience with the white witch and ends up way more levelheaded and wise than Peter. He’s actually got it sorted. Peter only thinks he does.
The Horse and His Boy is set during their reign, unfortunately they canceled these movies before that one got made. It was always my favorite of the books
I think the animals in Narnia were treated like dumb animals for so long that they retreated into themselves and forgot how to talk. Or that was how it was explained. Poor Phillip, Edmunds horse in the first movie.
@@mckenzie.latham91 I always wondered where Phillip and the other horses thought the pevensies had gone once they stumbled back through the wardrobe. They were abandoned by the lamppost, their riders never returning.
It gets a bit confusing because Narnia is used both for the world and the small country called Narnia that is part of that world. Talking animals exist only the the country of Narnia. The are plenty of non-talking horses in the other lands outside of Narnia, so the Telmarines, who were transported from Earth to the lend of Telmar west of Narnia, where they lived for centuries before conquering Narnia, wouldn't have needed to bring horses from Earth.
@@strawberryfox8819 me neither but I just really don't like conservatives haha sorry! The Tory party is the Conservative party and the leading right wing conservative party in the UK. They have been in full power for the last decade and some
From Wikipedia: Eight months were spent scouting locations, including Ireland, China and Argentina, before New Zealand, Prague, Slovenia and Poland were chosen.
"What's up with Peter in this movie"... I mean he's a straight white British dude in his late teens who believes he's a king so his behavior FULLY tracks 😂 Peter really did cis straight white man his way through this whole movie. 😂😂😂
When Aslan gave animals the ability to talk they grew or shrank by a certain amount to be a bit more uniform in size and to set them apart physically from their counterparts who weren't given that gift. That's why Reepicheep is very large for a mouse.
with your thoughtful commentaries you're making me gain a new appreciation for the movies i loved as a kid (prince caspian was my first film crush, i watched that movie dozens of times and discovered cinema was for me). i'm seeing them through the eyes of an adult but like you, with understanding and not cynicism
A fun movie overall. My favorite part of this movie is the relationship between Trumpkin and Lucy. Peter and Georgie were really fun to watch together. Though, I feel like the rivalry between Peter and Caspian slowed the movie down.
i love this movie! the fact that they don't recognize their own home until they step on the broken, lost and forgotten pieces just *chef kiss* love the concept and the execution and jut the movie in general.
I was surprised by how much I liked Edmund this movie haha. He didn’t do anything particularly great but after last movie it feels like a great improvement. I was also surprised by how much I liked Susan, she’s badass. And I still dislike Peter so much haha
I didn't appreciate the sequels when I was a kid because they just felt too different to me, but as an adult I'm reading the books and I have an appreciation for how different, but still interwoven all the stories are.
trebuchets use the mechanical force of a lever, generating the force to fling projectiles through a counterweight. catapults apply force through the tension of a rope like how a slingshot works. the main advantage that trebuchets have over catapults is that they can handle a higher max weight.
33:26 - a catapult is a device used to throw an object, usually used in wars. as sam kinda explained, a trebuchet is technically just a type of catapult that uses a counterweight to yeet the object within a sling. hope that helps! :~)
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This movie was my childhood bisexual awakening! I biked 7 miles to the movie theatre to watch this movie 3 different times. (I couldn't figure out if I had a bigger crush on Susan or Prince Caspian...)
Some seventy years after Caspian became king, a certain Narnian explained to someone less familiar with Narnian ways, who was wondering why two Centaurs were taking a very long time to finish breakfast: "A Centaur has a man-stomach and a horse-stomach. And of course both want breakfast. So first of all he has porridge and pavenders and kidneys and bacon and omlette and cold ham and toast and marmalade and coffee and beer. And after that he tends to the horse part of himself by grazing for an hour or so and finishing up with a hot mash, some oats, and a bag of sugar. That's why it's such a serious thing to ask a Centaur to stay for the weeekend. A very serious thing indeed."
I really love your channel guys! I enjoy the discussion aspects when you start talking about something in the movie or on a topic that came up during it. I’m such a talker when it comes to watching movies but not everyone is like that so your videos feel like a place where I get to hear people’s opinions that I’d make too while watching a movie. My family always has to remind me to be quiet lol
Not that random "Star vs the forces of evil" reference haha I really liked that series to be honest, the intro is still my ring tone :D But I agree, some concepts they didn't expand on the way they probably should have.
As a kid who graduated with a history degree, I had to double- check that I was right about the difference between a Catapult and a Trebuchet. One difference is that Trebuchets are a lot bigger than Catapults. Catapults are also able to be moved on wheels, normally pulled by oxen or horses and Trebuchets don't move at all. Those are two of the bigger differences between them. This movie is STILL my all-time favorite in the Chronicles of Narnia movie trilogy. So, I'm SUPER happy you both watched it and liked it too!!!!
There have always been "dumb beasts" in Narnia, long before the Telmarines came. The Talking Beasts see them as entirely different, almost completely unrelated creatures. Incidentally, that's why the Pevensies wearing fur coats didn't raise red flags. The Beavers just assumed the furs came from dumb beasts.
When you look at Stone Age structures theres a lot that has been buried over hundreds of years. You get whole walls you can barely see anymore thanks to build up of earth around it. I think the stone table was supposed to be half buried by the ground level rising and a fortress type structure being built intentionally.
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Shazam as a character (Captain Marvel) has existed since 1939, whereas the first Chronicles of Narnia book was published in 1950. And the magical train element was in the original origin story. So, actually, you are correct in that Shazam did it first ☺️☺️ learned something new today😊
One reason Knick a Brick is so ruthless is because he's a black Dwarf whose people served the White Witch Trumpkin is a red dwarf, not one of the witch's allies.
I like that the Narnia movies (at least the first two, I can't remember much about the third one) still have a lot of C. S. Lewis' Christian teachings but they aren't overbearing, so I think basically any audience can enjoy it regardless of religious beliefs.
The boat scene and some other scenes are filmed in the Czech Republic, the one with boat 23:31 was filmed in the Saxon Switzerland National park ☺the first film was also filmed here ☺ Unfortunately, now this area is inaccesible, due to the devastating fire that was there last year 😔
I was just thinking, it must have been a very long time ago, because I know I read these books and saw the movies but remember nothing about this story.
I don't know if anyone has already said it, but the "right hand man", the one who gets slapped at 40:16 is an Italian actor, Pierfrancesco Favino. He is pretty well known here in Italy because he is so great and does basically every important movie. 😊
20:16 european badgers can be deceiving. American- clearly looks like you shouldnt mess with it, Honey-grumpy looking shits so dont mess with, but European looks like a cinnamon roll until it starts to bare its teeth. Makes since as they are family to otters(cute side) and wolverines(badass side). Oh and the badger is voiced by the same actor who played Balin in the Hobbit. Also get Dinklage(GOT) and Davis(HP). Three big fandoms actors joining together into another big fandom. 44:23 the squirrel is voiced by the composer Harry Gregson-Wiiliams which i find so sweet. He is one of my favorite talking squirrels. Hammy from Over the Hedge winning all the time.
8:42 yea I live near the beach (I live in Ireland so even if you are in the centre of the island, you’re never too far from the coast) and only go swimming really in the spring and summer because it’s soooo cold 🥶 but absolutely stunning all year round. Biggest distance is like a 3 hour drive (at most) to the coast 😊 for me I have a forest, a mountain and the sea all within a 20 minute dander 😊
basically all of the first two Narnia films were filmed in New Zealand with the NZ director Andrew Adamson. And then third film had new director and wasn't filmed at all in NZ
Unpopular opinion, I really liked Miraz as a villain. Nothing really deep about his backstory, but I still remember the scenes he was in for some reason.
Susan's arc was intended by Lewis to illustrate the apostate. She believed but then got so caught up in her life so much that she turned away from belief in Aslan (God). She is the only member of the family who does not enter Lewis' version of heaven in The Last Battle.
The book did at least clear that up - they weren't going to kill the hart, just catch it. It then grants your wish or whatever and runs off to repeat the experience
@JBWinter Oh thank Aslan! Seriously though, that's good to hear. The movie leaving this explanation out honestly makes the Pevensie children seem like psychopaths haha. Thankyou 🩷
Don't get me started on Star and theme sacrificing cool kid friendly political commentary for an obvious love triangle cause they wanted internet engagement
It's been Thousands of years since the 4 returned to there world. It's been a few Hundred years since the Talorines took over. Why the Dorf said where have you been for the last few hundred years?
Not sure if you have Read All the books or not but in the Magicians Nephew when Narnia is formed and all the animals are called into existence Aslan picks and chooses certain animals from each bread, these animals stay and become the inelegant animals of Narnia, but the others where not. So there where already stupid animals of each kind in Narnia when other found there ways into the land
@@JBWinter Um no, the Telmarines in universe are descended from pirates who made it into Narnia through a portal But in reality they are based on the Muslim Sultanate, and especially based on their war like nature and culture and etc which Lewis Ironically states is massive (Just jealous the Muslims did it better than the Christians)
@@mckenzie.latham91 I think you're confusing Telmarines with Calormenes, The humans of Calormen, south of Narnia. The Calormenes are obviously Islamic to the point of it being a racist caricature (including misused real-world Arabic titles) and are the main antagonists of "The Horse and His Boy" and "The Last Battle"
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The kids had no reason to believe hundreds of years would pass without them. Lucy entered Narnia three separate times in the first movie with barely any time passing between her visits. Plus in dawn treader, another year passes in the outside world and only three in Narnia, so it’s not a consistent time differential.
true, and in the books they straight up acknowledge there’s really no consistency at all- it was almost like narnia operates on a totally different time system
I think the only consistency you could draw from it is that the children are called to Narnia at specific times where the need for them is greatest. That way the number of years that passes by becomes less crucial for the story to make sense.
The reason they had Edmund fight Trumpkin is because during their reign, Edmund fought several battles victoriously and was said to be one of the best swordsmen in Narnia.
I thought Peter was the most skilled sword fighter in Narnia or am i remembering this wrong? 😅
@@19Rena96 no, from the books i remember edmund was better than him
I think Edmund was the best strategist. I can’t recall if he surpassed Peter in skill with a blade. May explain the chip on his shoulder in this one though. He could look at Caspian and think, no not another one!
I thought the reason they had Edmund fight was to convince Trumpkin they were the Kings and Queens, even though they were children. Because Peter was older, and perhaps a bit stronger (and taller) than Trumpkin, it might have been seen as an unfair fight, but if Edmund won, if would be better proof that they were who they said they were. They also had an archery competition with Susan, and I think Lucy healed Trumpkin with her cordial after Edmund cut him in the fight.
@@lesleybarklay798but Edmund is also taller and stronger than trumpkin so that doesn’t even make sense lol.
I love that Edmund so clearly learned his lesson from his experience with the white witch and ends up way more levelheaded and wise than Peter. He’s actually got it sorted. Peter only thinks he does.
I would love to see a Narnia story set during their time ruling as kings and queens. There's so much fun to be had there.
The Horse and His Boy is set during their reign, unfortunately they canceled these movies before that one got made. It was always my favorite of the books
@@katt9338 I know the book. It's not about the Pevancies, though we get a glimpse of them, and it's not set in Narnia.
I think the animals in Narnia were treated like dumb animals for so long that they retreated into themselves and forgot how to talk. Or that was how it was explained. Poor Phillip, Edmunds horse in the first movie.
Phillip would have passed away long before the Telmarines conquered Narnia which took decades after the monarchs disappeared
@@mckenzie.latham91 I always wondered where Phillip and the other horses thought the pevensies had gone once they stumbled back through the wardrobe. They were abandoned by the lamppost, their riders never returning.
It gets a bit confusing because Narnia is used both for the world and the small country called Narnia that is part of that world. Talking animals exist only the the country of Narnia. The are plenty of non-talking horses in the other lands outside of Narnia, so the Telmarines, who were transported from Earth to the lend of Telmar west of Narnia, where they lived for centuries before conquering Narnia, wouldn't have needed to bring horses from Earth.
Growing up I had the biggest crush on Edmund from this movie. This movie is slept on, it's so much fun.
same but he's a massive tory now so never mind lol
@@littlemissmello Huh, what happened?
@@strawberryfox8819 he literally quit acting and joined the party and has been a tory ever since
@@littlemissmello .... Oh. Yeah I'm not british, so I don't really know a lot about those parties and such.
@@strawberryfox8819 me neither but I just really don't like conservatives haha sorry!
The Tory party is the Conservative party and the leading right wing conservative party in the UK. They have been in full power for the last decade and some
From Wikipedia: Eight months were spent scouting locations, including Ireland, China and Argentina,
before New Zealand, Prague, Slovenia and Poland were chosen.
"What's up with Peter in this movie"... I mean he's a straight white British dude in his late teens who believes he's a king so his behavior FULLY tracks 😂 Peter really did cis straight white man his way through this whole movie. 😂😂😂
He truly mansplained his way through this movie LMAO
@@slavicandsapphic7446 truly the male equivalent of "gaslight, gatekeep, Girlboss" in the WORST way
@@Lina_unchained the man version of the phrase goes “well I can’t mansplain, manipulate, and manwh*re my way out of this one”
@@slavicandsapphic7446 THATS the one right there 😭🤣
@@slavicandsapphic7446 MANSLAUGHTER IT IS THEN
When Aslan gave animals the ability to talk they grew or shrank by a certain amount to be a bit more uniform in size and to set them apart physically from their counterparts who weren't given that gift. That's why Reepicheep is very large for a mouse.
Plus his great ancestors were the ones who tied through the ropes binding aslan
@@jinphany. Yup. A blessed lineage of mice indeed
with your thoughtful commentaries you're making me gain a new appreciation for the movies i loved as a kid (prince caspian was my first film crush, i watched that movie dozens of times and discovered cinema was for me). i'm seeing them through the eyes of an adult but like you, with understanding and not cynicism
Prince caspian was A LOT of peoples first film crush
A fun movie overall. My favorite part of this movie is the relationship between Trumpkin and Lucy. Peter and Georgie were really fun to watch together. Though, I feel like the rivalry between Peter and Caspian slowed the movie down.
i love this movie! the fact that they don't recognize their own home until they step on the broken, lost and forgotten pieces just *chef kiss* love the concept and the execution and jut the movie in general.
I believe in this movie Reepicheep the mouse is voiced by Eddie (Suzy) Izzard. Simon Pegg voices the character in Dawn Treader.
Thank you for saving me a trip to imdb. I thought I heard Izzard, but since I'm only seeing snippets of the movie, was not entirely sure.
aw thanks, I didn't know pegg took over. that's a disappointment for me tbh. appreciate the info! 🫶
“You remember that time in Brisbane” I’m going to need more than that 😂 it’s giving “remember that time in Budapest”
I was surprised by how much I liked Edmund this movie haha. He didn’t do anything particularly great but after last movie it feels like a great improvement. I was also surprised by how much I liked Susan, she’s badass. And I still dislike Peter so much haha
I think for me at least it was his overall attitude and sas that made me love him In This
@@ajandrianjafymusic yess he’s so much better!!
@@FatimaMTT I’m glad that they didn’t go down the typical sequel route of completely wiping out the character growth and expanded it
@@ajandrianjafymusic yess I agree!! It’s very satisfying to see a character grow
I didn't appreciate the sequels when I was a kid because they just felt too different to me, but as an adult I'm reading the books and I have an appreciation for how different, but still interwoven all the stories are.
It's actually been about 1300 years since the Pevensies left Narnia
Most of this was filmed in Slovenia. Bit of a logistical nightmare by all accounts, but what an incredible setting!
trebuchets use the mechanical force of a lever, generating the force to fling projectiles through a counterweight. catapults apply force through the tension of a rope like how a slingshot works. the main advantage that trebuchets have over catapults is that they can handle a higher max weight.
Trebuchets also have longer range
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33:26 - a catapult is a device used to throw an object, usually used in wars. as sam kinda explained, a trebuchet is technically just a type of catapult that uses a counterweight to yeet the object within a sling. hope that helps! :~)
AAA I WAS WAITING FOR THIS I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH
The ad break gingle made me so happy. Big smile and a chuckle that lasted me through the sponsor.
Thanks so much, I thought it might be fun 😊 - Sam
I was only going to take a five minute gardening break but now it's gonna be 48 minutes long 😂
Just wanted to say that I really appreciate these videos that you guys do, I really have learnt a lot from some of your guys' comments or general advice when you relate these movies to real life. Keep up the great work, we all love watching your videos!💜
This movie was my childhood bisexual awakening! I biked 7 miles to the movie theatre to watch this movie 3 different times. (I couldn't figure out if I had a bigger crush on Susan or Prince Caspian...)
Let's hope this doesn't get copyright claimed. 🙏😂
Some seventy years after Caspian became king, a certain Narnian explained to someone less familiar with Narnian ways, who was wondering why two Centaurs were taking a very long time to finish breakfast: "A Centaur has a man-stomach and a horse-stomach. And of course both want breakfast. So first of all he has porridge and pavenders and kidneys and bacon and omlette and cold ham and toast and marmalade and coffee and beer. And after that he tends to the horse part of himself by grazing for an hour or so and finishing up with a hot mash, some oats, and a bag of sugar. That's why it's such a serious thing to ask a Centaur to stay for the weeekend. A very serious thing indeed."
The second movie is my favorite of the trilogy
I really love your channel guys! I enjoy the discussion aspects when you start talking about something in the movie or on a topic that came up during it. I’m such a talker when it comes to watching movies but not everyone is like that so your videos feel like a place where I get to hear people’s opinions that I’d make too while watching a movie. My family always has to remind me to be quiet lol
Lets go!! more Narnia!
Not that random "Star vs the forces of evil" reference haha I really liked that series to be honest, the intro is still my ring tone :D But I agree, some concepts they didn't expand on the way they probably should have.
As a kid who graduated with a history degree, I had to double- check that I was right about the difference between a Catapult and a Trebuchet. One difference is that Trebuchets are a lot bigger than Catapults. Catapults are also able to be moved on wheels, normally pulled by oxen or horses and Trebuchets don't move at all. Those are two of the bigger differences between them. This movie is STILL my all-time favorite in the Chronicles of Narnia movie trilogy. So, I'm SUPER happy you both watched it and liked it too!!!!
Manifesting a LOTR trilogy reaction from yall
that would be amazing
Reepicheep is actually voiced by Eddie Izzard in this movie, though he is voiced by Simon Pegg in Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
There have always been "dumb beasts" in Narnia, long before the Telmarines came. The Talking Beasts see them as entirely different, almost completely unrelated creatures. Incidentally, that's why the Pevensies wearing fur coats didn't raise red flags. The Beavers just assumed the furs came from dumb beasts.
Ah, yes. The movie that made me have a crush on Ben Barnes. Only to fall in love with him in the next movie.
When you look at Stone Age structures theres a lot that has been buried over hundreds of years. You get whole walls you can barely see anymore thanks to build up of earth around it. I think the stone table was supposed to be half buried by the ground level rising and a fortress type structure being built intentionally.
I was watching an interview with Ben Barnes back when this movie came out. Apparently he tried to have Mandy Patikin's accent from Princess Bride.
I love rewatching your videos. They give me so much comfort on bad days. Thank you for being open minded people.
Reepicheep would have really messed up Achilles with his needle sized sword. His heel would stand no chance.
Peter is quite the cocky bastard in this movie lol
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HAS IT BEEN 15 YEARS?! Damn I’m old
Shazam as a character (Captain Marvel) has existed since 1939, whereas the first Chronicles of Narnia book was published in 1950. And the magical train element was in the original origin story. So, actually, you are correct in that Shazam did it first ☺️☺️ learned something new today😊
It is very interesting to see your joint reaction to the trilogy of Star Wars. This is a cool immortal classic 👍🔥🔥
actually the mouse is Eddie Izzard in this one ... Simon Peg is in the next movie
Trebuchets are a specific type of catapult. All trebuchets are catapults, but not all catapults are trebuchets.
One reason Knick a Brick is so ruthless is because he's a black Dwarf whose people served the White Witch
Trumpkin is a red dwarf, not one of the witch's allies.
I like that the Narnia movies (at least the first two, I can't remember much about the third one) still have a lot of C. S. Lewis' Christian teachings but they aren't overbearing, so I think basically any audience can enjoy it regardless of religious beliefs.
I'm officially happy af
15:48 "I just like seeing you fail" lol that moment was great.
The boat scene and some other scenes are filmed in the Czech Republic, the one with boat 23:31 was filmed in the Saxon Switzerland National park ☺the first film was also filmed here ☺ Unfortunately, now this area is inaccesible, due to the devastating fire that was there last year 😔
I was just thinking, it must have been a very long time ago, because I know I read these books and saw the movies but remember nothing about this story.
Same, I was obsessed
Never disliked this movie. Thought 1 & 2 were both incredibly solid with amazing soundtracks. We hardly get quality films like this anymore. It’s sad.
No Caspian IS the rightfully king, his Uncle was Ruling till he is old enough to rule. Once his uncle had a son Caspian out lived his usefulness.
not the rightful king of Narnia, which the Telmarines invaded, therefore, not their rightful land. that's what the Budz meant
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Bloody hell! Only now do I suddenly realise that Trumpkin is Peter Dinklage! (Yes I know! stop laughing and pointing at me already)
I had a dog named Caspian ❤
This movie is slow but is not bad as everyone says
Yes, strangely, you’re right - it’s negative ions that are good for us. The ocean gives off a great deal of negative ions, as does rain, for example.
New movie buds let’s gooooooo love u guys
I was NOT ready for that Artax reference T_T
I don't know if anyone has already said it, but the "right hand man", the one who gets slapped at 40:16 is an Italian actor, Pierfrancesco Favino. He is pretty well known here in Italy because he is so great and does basically every important movie. 😊
20:16 european badgers can be deceiving. American- clearly looks like you shouldnt mess with it, Honey-grumpy looking shits so dont mess with, but European looks like a cinnamon roll until it starts to bare its teeth. Makes since as they are family to otters(cute side) and wolverines(badass side).
Oh and the badger is voiced by the same actor who played Balin in the Hobbit. Also get Dinklage(GOT) and Davis(HP). Three big fandoms actors joining together into another big fandom.
44:23 the squirrel is voiced by the composer Harry Gregson-Wiiliams which i find so sweet. He is one of my favorite talking squirrels. Hammy from Over the Hedge winning all the time.
Love the video as usual! You guys are always so funny! I think y’all would enjoy the books a lot too, there is so much context for the movies.
so so keen for part 2!!!
8:42 yea I live near the beach (I live in Ireland so even if you are in the centre of the island, you’re never too far from the coast) and only go swimming really in the spring and summer because it’s soooo cold 🥶 but absolutely stunning all year round. Biggest distance is like a 3 hour drive (at most) to the coast 😊 for me I have a forest, a mountain and the sea all within a 20 minute dander 😊
Steph looks like a hipster Pugsley Addams
I love how Peter Dinklage changes his voice in this movie.
basically all of the first two Narnia films were filmed in New Zealand with the NZ director Andrew Adamson. And then third film had new director and wasn't filmed at all in NZ
They were gone for a year in their time but a 1000 Narnian years had passed
I want an Aslan frisbee now! 😂
Ohhh a two parter!!! :D
Is that the Darkling???😭💀💀
Unpopular opinion, I really liked Miraz as a villain. Nothing really deep about his backstory, but I still remember the scenes he was in for some reason.
Susan's arc was intended by Lewis to illustrate the apostate. She believed but then got so caught up in her life so much that she turned away from belief in Aslan (God). She is the only member of the family who does not enter Lewis' version of heaven in The Last Battle.
PC - Did not want to shoot potentially sentient bear.
TLWW - Actively hunt definitely sentient elk.
The book did at least clear that up - they weren't going to kill the hart, just catch it. It then grants your wish or whatever and runs off to repeat the experience
@JBWinter Oh thank Aslan! Seriously though, that's good to hear. The movie leaving this explanation out honestly makes the Pevensie children seem like psychopaths haha. Thankyou 🩷
Don't get me started on Star and theme sacrificing cool kid friendly political commentary for an obvious love triangle cause they wanted internet engagement
i'M kInG pEtEr, ThE mAgNifIcEnT
It's been Thousands of years since the 4 returned to there world. It's been a few Hundred years since the Talorines took over. Why the Dorf said where have you been for the last few hundred years?
What are the fucking odds I also watched Tis today
Prince capsasin 😂
I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure positively charged ions are bad for you. Negatively charged ions are good? Misleading names
pretty sure it's eddie izzard not simon pegg haha
did you do all three movie
have y'all done alice in wonderland (tim burton's) yet? lf not, that would be cool! love your channel!!
Not sure if you have Read All the books or not but in the Magicians Nephew when Narnia is formed and all the animals are called into existence Aslan picks and chooses certain animals from each bread, these animals stay and become the inelegant animals of Narnia, but the others where not. So there where already stupid animals of each kind in Narnia when other found there ways into the land
I have never seen this movie 😢
Lewis based the Telmarines off Arabs
Whereas in the film they are based off the Spanish from the Spanish Golden age
The Calormenes are Arabic; IIRC the Telmarines were descended from pirates and the native women of whatever island the pirates got stuck on
@@JBWinter Um no, the Telmarines in universe are descended from pirates who made it into Narnia through a portal
But in reality they are based on the Muslim Sultanate, and especially based on their war like nature and culture and etc which Lewis Ironically states is massive (Just jealous the Muslims did it better than the Christians)
@@mckenzie.latham91 I think you're confusing Telmarines with Calormenes, The humans of Calormen, south of Narnia. The Calormenes are obviously Islamic to the point of it being a racist caricature (including misused real-world Arabic titles) and are the main antagonists of "The Horse and His Boy" and "The Last Battle"
@@JBWinter oh no you're right they're two seperate groups
She is just grumpy in Prince Caspian which isn't the same as being treated dirtily people over exaggerate
After you finish the Narnia series, review The Golden Compass!
I don't know if you listen to recommendations but can you finish the ginger snap series?
Are you guys more disney remakes
Nooooooo
Make a long video next time please i dont like it parted
In this movie Reepicheep was played by Eddie Izzard. (Yay Suzy!!! 🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️)
Simon Pegg played him in the 3rd movie
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