The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

The Narnia collection is great for every family. We have the 7-book series, and we have also "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" movie. My five-year old daughter loves to watch them both. C.S. Lewis carefully weaved christological ideas through the series, and I enjoy very much discussing the principles as a family.

Susan is a case in point. In the books, Susan does not return to Narnia after "Prince Caspian," but instead seeks life and properity in America. Despite witnessing the great events in the world of Narnia and the hope of Aslyn, skepticism and unbelief reign in her soul. Her character in this way describes a typical atheist personality.

I cannot wait until other Narnia movies are made as I love both current movies and the seven books.

Movies don't get much better than this! Excellent casting, plot, special effects, you name it. And all this with one of the least popular books in the Narnia series. My family, for one, is very disappointed that Disney has dropped the funding for the third movie in this series, "Voyage of the Dawntreader". I guess Disney's original vision for good family entertainment has taken a back seat to profit.

this was an awesome movie. as good as the first one. will watch it many times.

This was a great movie, although not quite as good as the first one. I would still recommend for those Narnia lovers to buy it, just be prepared to be slightly confused from the skipping of books and information. It all makes sense at the end, but you may have to watch it several times for everything to fit with the first movie. If you've read the books, it's no problem, except if you're like me and haven't read the books since you were in 4th grade. Still good though, love to see where the kids end up.

We saw the movie in the theater and (as we like C.S. Lewis' works) decided to add it to our collection. It was a good family movie.