I didn't watch it before because I thought that children's dramas should be quite boring, not shocking enough and refreshing enough. After watching it, I realized that although it was still very boring, the special effects of the scenes were good, better than some movies with the brand name of war movies, this is very good.
The protagonist is still four children, grown up children. Both boys are pretty good looking. But the two girls with freckles are really average, so it can be seen that casting is risky. Of course, many people felt that Prince Caspian's presence overshadowed the rest of the protagonists. To be honest, Ben Barnes is indeed handsome and has a melancholy temperament, which fits the image of a prince in fairy tales. Countless fans are inevitable.
The story is not tortuous, and it also conforms to the characteristics of children's dramas. Due to the different flow of time, although it was only a few years in England, in fact 1300 years have passed in Narnia. The Narnians have been driven away by the pure human Telmars and live in hiding. Caspian, the prince of the Telmar, has been suppressed by his own uncle Miraz, a lamb to be slaughtered. Caspian escaped from the castle, sounded the horn, and summoned four little friends.
The Telmarians wanted to destroy the Narnians, so the king and queen recalled their old troops to prepare for battle. The sneak attack on the castle was fucked, and the losses were heavy. Peter and Miraz struggled to win one-on-one, but they were taken advantage of, and the battle started. A little clever like a trap will never make up for the gap in numbers and equipment. The lion Aslan appeared, summoning the treemen, summoning the water spirits, and easily dealt with the Telma people.
As a children's drama, the war scenes are good enough. The melee in the castle was just an appetizer. When the tauren was carrying the castle gate, it was so tragic. The final decisive battle was full of momentum. When the well-equipped Telma battles approached step by step, the moment when the galloping horses galloped, there was a feeling of Troy. The flying stone eggs, the whistling feather arrows, and the collapsing ground made the scene not inferior to some so-called epic blockbusters. Dwarves, mice, centaurs, and griffin-like birds all have their own characteristics, and the tree and the last water elf are also very imposing.
Anyway, it's actually a pretty good movie. There are many people who say that there are many religious metaphors. I can only say that you are too powerful and familiar with religion. Anyway, I don’t know anything about it.
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