On the run from bullies at school, Eustace and his friend, Jill, suddenly find themselves in Narnia. Prince Rilian, son of the old and frail King Caspian, has disapeared mysteriously. Aslan, the Great Lion, sends the children on a dangerous quest through treacherous lands of witches and giants to locate the Prince, only heir to the Narnian throne. But the Emerald Witch who rules the underworld will ensure bringing him home is no easy feat. This epic tale of good vs. evil is part of the
Chronicles of Nania by legendary author C.S. Lewis. Approx. 168 minutes.
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Average Rating: 2 out of 5 stars(2 out of 5 stars)
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2 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by tony arsenault (enid, ok), January 02, 2009
The storyline was readily identified and easily followed throughout the movie. However, the quality of this movie palled in comparision to ehe first two. The cineamtography, especially the special-effects, are liken to that found in low-budget, cut-rate movies. The inferior quality, of the cinematography, made it very difficult to want to see the movie in its entirety. As a rental, I was extremly disappointed with this movie. If I had seen this, as a movie-goer, I would have left the theater and demanded my money back...it was that bad. Movie production quality, of the Chronicles of Nania, should be first-rate, rivaling that of the Harry Potter series. The amateurish quality of this movie does not do justice to the message being given...such a shame.
3.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by April (USA), December 06, 2008
I loved the movie. Granted, it wasn't like today's Prince Caspian or The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, but considering what they had back then... It was great! There was one or two things I disagreed with strongly, but a few were petty little things that any true fan to the book would have a problem with(hair color would bug a 'true' fan) but other than that...Nothing was bad. I loved the actor and actress they chose for Eustace and Jill, Perfect! But compared to today's standards, not much of a movie. Still, I think every Narnia fan should watch this! (I do not have the dvd btw, but I have seen this, therefore I cannot rate the bonus features.)
1 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Mrs. Esther Blondo (Lattimore, NC), May 10, 2008
The graphics were not realistic and it got very boring at times. Very disappointed in this version.
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