This time around Edmund and Lucy Pevensie, along with their pesky cousin Eustace Scrubb find themselves swallowed into a painting and on to a fantastic Narnian ship headed for the very edges of the world.
Practical Effects
Eustace's dragon transformation holds up better than it has any right to
Cinematography
Mediterranean sea porn that makes you want to book a cruise immediately
Acting
Will Poulter's entire face is a special effect before he even transforms
Director
Michael Apted
Georgie Henley
Lucy Pevensie
Skandar Keynes
Edmund Pevensie
Ben Barnes
Caspian
Will Poulter
Eustace Scrubb
Anna Popplewell
Susan Pevensie
Tilda Swinton
White Witch
William Moseley
Peter Pevensie
Simon Pegg
Reepicheep (Voice)
Liam Neeson
Aslan (voice)
Laura Brent
Liliandil
Gary Sweet
Drinian
Terry Norris
Lord Bern
Bruce Spence
Lord Rhoop
Bille Brown
Coriakin
Colin Moody
Auctioneer
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was the only Narnia film not produced by Disney after they dropped the franchise, with Fox picking up the budget like a chaotic step-parent.
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Although it did not exactly follow the books (this is from a critic's viewpoint and a critic who has read the books), I thoroughly enjoyed it! The special effects were outstanding and it was well done in terms of conveying the meaningful messages such as overcoming temptation and not running away but accepting yourself instead :) Georgie and Skander have grown up so much in this film ^.^
@MesmerisedbyNarnia93 29
This film was awesome! Much more 'magical' than the previous installment.
@LifestyleCritic 7
how i wish they made the magician's nephew... that would be soooooo cool.
@nvcn86 22
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