This story tells that during World War II, four children, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy, who lived in London, were sent by their parents to take refuge in the home of an old professor in the countryside. One day, while the four were playing hide-and-seek, Lucy hid in the magic wardrobe, which leads to the mysterious kingdom of Narnia. In this kingdom, living all kinds of talking animals and many strange creatures, unfortunately, the kingdom is now ruled by the evil white witch, who uses terrible spells to make it cold all seasons.
After Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy entered the kingdom of Narnia, they met the creator of the kingdom of Narnia, the Lion King Aslan, and formed an army of justice. Final victory. The spell was thus broken, the four seasons returned to Narnia, everything was restored to life and sat on the throne of the king... Fortunately, they did not stay in the kingdom of Narnia in the end, but returned to their own world!
Narnia is pure, good and evil are clearly distinguished, there is no blood, no violence, and it will not make the audience nervous like Harry Potter, which is overflowing with horror elements.
What I feel most deeply about this movie is that people cannot live only for themselves, but to live better for others.
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