I completely love the movie,while watching it just gives this very comforting and homely vibe the entire time,I also really like the war depicted in these types of movies it always gets me insanely hyped for the battle and I really felt bad for Aslan near the end but it's alright now.

I completely love the movie,while watching it just gives this very comforting and homely vibe the entire time,I also really like the war depicted in these types of movies it always gets me insanely hyped for the battle and I really felt bad for Aslan near the end but it's alright now.

This was a goated movie of my childhood, I remember I had this on DVD and we had about ten movies that would always be in our camper that we would only watch on random camping trips or if my dad was doing one of his races so I’ve seen this movie a plethora of times and it’s still great today. I also did the lion, the witch and the wardrobe play when I was in middle school, I played Mr. Beaver. I have a lot of love for this movie, it’s very sentimental to me. It’s also just a good movie all around. It’s got action, it’s got a great story that’s definitely an allegory for something. Wink wink. My big complaint always comes down to the characters, besides the eldest boy, all the other characters are just quite unlikable. Edmund is a traitor and never really seems to be remorseful about it. The older sister is a quitter and a whiner and the youngest sister is a crybaby and annoying, always giving out these painfully ear piercing screams. Blah. But still in the end, I love this movie it’s just the characters do drag this movie down quite a bit.

This was a goated movie of my childhood, I remember I had this on DVD and we had about ten movies that would always be in our camper that we would only watch on random camping trips or if my dad was doing one of his races so I’ve seen this movie a plethora of times and it’s still great today. I also did the lion, the witch and the wardrobe play when I was in middle school, I played Mr. Beaver. I have a lot of love for this movie, it’s very sentimental to me. It’s also just a good movie all around. It’s got action, it’s got a great story that’s definitely an allegory for something. Wink wink. My big complaint always comes down to the characters, besides the eldest boy, all the other characters are just quite unlikable. Edmund is a traitor and never really seems to be remorseful about it. The older sister is a quitter and a whiner and the youngest sister is a crybaby and annoying, always giving out these painfully ear piercing screams. Blah. But still in the end, I love this movie it’s just the characters do drag this movie down quite a bit.

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There's so much to say about this film – for example, that it's a brilliant example of what a fantasy film should look like.

The world, the story, the characters, the music, and the visual effects are simply magnificent and magical.

It also feels somewhat like watching a prequel to the founders of Hogwarts (you can't tell me there aren't parallels between the four main characters and the founders of Hogwarts).

While this film may not quite reach the level of "The Lord of the Rings," the landscapes of Narnia sometimes feel like those of Middle-earth.

This film is a masterpiece. I even like it more than some of the Harry Potter films, and it's one of the most underrated fantasy films of all time.

I truly hope Netflix's upcoming films can live up to it.

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There's so much to say about this film – for example, that it's a brilliant example of what a fantasy film should look like.

The world, the story, the characters, the music, and the visual effects are simply magnificent and magical.

It also feels somewhat like watching a prequel to the founders of Hogwarts (you can't tell me there aren't parallels between the four main characters and the founders of Hogwarts).

While this film may not quite reach the level of "The Lord of the Rings," the landscapes of Narnia sometimes feel like those of Middle-earth.

This film is a masterpiece. I even like it more than some of the Harry Potter films, and it's one of the most underrated fantasy films of all time.

I truly hope Netflix's upcoming films can live up to it.