Originally, I didn't like "Prince Caspian" in the original work.
Speaking of the actors, it's true that Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian) is handsome (the kid's pic is keanu), but he's got an expression from start to finish (it's also reminiscent of keanu, don't get me wrong keanu is very loving~)
Skandar Keynes (Edmund) has become handsome and
William Moseley (Peter) is not as attractive as he used to be, but it may also be that the blatant use of camera to shape his glorious image is gone (I'm just saying The coronation ceremony in 1. The use of a camera is too shameless)
Georgie Henley (Lucy) became cute, although I didn't see it in the stills before, it definitely became beautiful in the film
Anna Popplewell (Susan) shirt The design seems to be better... Look at the sky... Susan was originally a character with a weak sense of presence... But this time there are a lot more parts of the action, and it is finally better than 1 (yes, I just watched it I'm not used to CS Lewis's tone of "women can't go to war")
Tilda (White Witch) Our family Tilda~ Although it really only showed her face and then disappeared, I was thinking below: JJ Narnia is still home You are better
The art director doesn't like it very much... It seems that the sequel will develop in a dark direction and there will be no good results... 2 The dark result is... It seems that everyone has not been washed for a long time ||| The most ugly The clothes that everyone changed after entering the city, what style of Mamma Mia is so ugly
In fact, what really made me unbearable was the plot. To sum it up, you are extremely small, you can't do anything, you must Aslan fall from the sky, and then the enemy will be swept away (really swept away, the effect is worthy Even if it is an original work with a strong religious background, there is no need to adapt it like this. The audience must watch the protagonists fail and fail again, and achieve nothing, and then sincerely believe in Aslan, the problem will be solved? ! Then I might as well find an evangelical sect to brainwash me.
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