The film feels flatter to watch, not as novel, tense, and exciting as Harry Potter. But the most important thing about this film is to let people see the growth of 4 children. The elder brother Peter finally challenged himself as king and took on the responsibility of the king. The third brother, Edmund, was used by the White Witch because of his jealousy and resentment towards his eldest brother Peter, but in the end he overcame his jealousy and fought side by side with Peter. The fourth sister Lucy, as the youngest child, was able to display her wisdom and persistence, firmly believing that Aslan was not killed by the White Witch. There are also impressive characters such as the lion Aslan, the half-human sheep, and Mr. Beaver, which are worth watching.
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