It's not that the film is so bad, it's just that nothing appeals to me. Magic-themed movies, after watching "The Lord of the Rings", have never been more eye-catching. Although this is a film based on children's literature, the scene and momentum cannot and should not be compared to The Lord of the Rings, but since it was shot after the latter's huge success, it is difficult for people (including me) to Don't compare them. I can understand that it has a small investment and can't shoot the grand scenes of "The Lord of the Rings". Its main audience is minors, and it can't be too dark, but this can't be the reason for its procrastination and pale characterization, and it can't make it too dark. I got interested and watched one by one.
It would be a little unfair to say that the whole film is lackluster, like the lion named Aslan does it well. The so-called good includes the special effects production related to the lion and its majestic yet warm dubbing, which is really good.
I suddenly remembered that I had read a fairy tale by Zheng Yuanjie called "309 Dark Room". The plot is very similar to The Chronicles of Narnia. It tells the story of Pipiru and Lu Xixi entering the magical world through the secret door in the wardrobe. To say that it is a coincidence is really unreasonable, it is obvious that Zheng "borrowed" other people's ideas. Alas, this fairy tale king that I was so obsessed with.
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