A Truly Remarkable Story!! | Chronicles Of Narnia Reaction | Aslan is so EPIC it brought me to tears 

Hey everyone! Thank you for watching my Reaction to Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe! See you Friday for Prince Caspian! Also sorry for the Watermark being so visible it was the only way I could post the video today I tried everything else!

I love this movie!! Truly one of the best. Fun Fact: When Lucy entered Narnia for the first time, it was her real reaction because she was seeing the set for the first time too.

Edmond grows up mastering the arts of deception. He's basically the backbone in Peter's ruling. He manipulates their enemies which can be seen in later movies.

C. S. Lewis wrote a prequel called "The Magician's Nephew" about how Narnia, the White Witch and the wardrobe came to be. That starred a little boy named Diggory who came to Narnia through magic rings made by his uncle. Long story short, a tree sprouted by the magic rings and an apple from Narnia and when the boy grew up the tree was knocked over by wind and he fashioned it into a wardrobe that he put in his house. That boy was the professor. There's more but it would take too long to type. I commend this movie for making that small detail with the professor the book didn't really have (likely because the author hadn't come up with that origin story yet). Shame they never finished the series.

The professor knows about Narnia because in the prequel of Narnia (The magician's nephew) he goes to several worlds until he witnesses the creation of the Narnia world by Aslan (the professor is the reason why the lamp-post exists on Narnia, he is also the one that brought the White witch to Narnia) PS: English is not my first language, sorry for any mistakes.

“And of course there’s Liam Neeson.” If you’re going to have God in your movie, He either has to be played by Liam Neeson or Morgan Freeman. It’s the law.

A lot of people don’t like this movie because of the Christian undertones, as the author was Christian and the story is an enormous metaphor for the Bible. However, everyone should overlook that if it bothers them, cause religious or not, it’s just an incredible film.

If Jadis thinks that Aslan is trapped in Hell with her, Aslan has the UNO reverse card. ♦️

Fun fact - JRR Tolkein and CS Lewis were good friends and both wrote a character based off each other in their books. Lewis is Treebeard and Tolkein is the Professor.

"Get out of the way Minotaur, you're irrelevant" 😂😂😂

A little explanation about the professor: He is not Aslan haha ​​but he was in Narnia, in fact he has his own book about his adventure there. In the movies there is no talk about it since only three of the seven books were adapted and the professor's story is like a prequel so to speak.

”Yes, let the *youngest* of the whole entire family decide where we’re supposed to go in a magical land we’ve never been to before” PLEASE the way you deadpanned that sentence gave me life- 😭

21:01 “If ever I could ride into battle wearing that badass armor and riding on a unicorn, I would live my life to the fullest.” You are not alone there.

The Professor is actually the “magicians nephew.” I’m the books he was around when Narnia was created. He picked a special apple from Narnia to cure his moms sickness. He ended up planting the apple, which grew into a magical tree. When the tree was knocked down years later, the wood was used to created the wardrobe from this movie! That’s why the wardrobe is a portal; it’s connected to Narnia because it is from Narnia!!

The battle soundtrack never ceases to give me chills. What a great score.

Kind of a gruesome fact, but the coat that the white witch is wearing in the final battle, is actually Aslan’s mane.

Tilda Swinton is amazing in this movie - beautiful, scary, manipulative - I love it! The costumes she has too ❤️

Fun Fact: the fox is voiced by Rupert Everett, same guy who voices Prince Charming in the shrek movies.

Beautiful story! the comparison of Jesus (Aslan) and the bible is made right here! C.S.Lewis is a great writer!

Since the movies never fully explain it, Professor Digory Kirke knows a lot more about Narnia than most people who live in Narnia. In fact, he was there when Narnia got created. He witnessed Aslan creating an entire world. And he's also the reason why the Witch was there in the first place. Because she also witnessed Aslan creating the world. You see, his uncle was able to make some rings that allowed people to go to different worlds. Digory's friend, Polly, was tricked into trying on one of those rings without knowing that and got teleported away, so Digory went after her after a bit of blackmail from his uncle. They then found the Witch in a different world and accidentaly freed her, she came back to the human world with the two for a while and after that when they managed to bring her back to the "world between worlds" they took the wrong tunnel and got to Narnia on the day of it's creation. Digory, since it was kinda his fault that Jadis, the witch, was there, was then sent by Aslan to get to the Garden of Youth and get an apple from there to plant a tree that would protect Narnia for a few centuries, 898 years to be precise. He took one of the apples and went back to Aslan who planted the protective tree. Digory then got one of the apples from the new tree and brought that back to his world, where he used it to heal his mother. He planted the seeds of that apple, it grew into a strong tree and when that tree got blown over by a storm he built the Wardrobe out of that tree that came from Narnia. That is a tldr of the first book in the Chronicles of Narnia and I left out a lot of things here, so go read the book, it is worth it. But now you know that the Professor was one of the first humans to ever visit Narnia, in the hour it was created no less.

This movie never fails to give me goosebumps, especially the second one( which happens to be my favourite in the trilogy). I also really enjoy the religious imagery in this movie.

- Just a few minutes in watching this- You: C.S. Lewis wrote this book? Me: He wrote books other than the Narnia series? O_O As embarrassing as it is for me to admit, well, I learned something new.

The professor isn’t Aslan, but he has been in Narnia when he was younger. His journey there is told in the prequel book The Magician’s Nephew, which was never adapted to film.

The story of aslan is based on the story of Christ. An innocent soul sacrificed to save the guilty and death couldn't hold him. The stone table cracking symbolizes the curtain in the temple tearing.

Mr. Tumnus was my favorite character as a child and still is. Lucy is so sweet and brave.

Narnia is the best, I’m so happy you reacted to it!!

That wardrobe is a handmade stuff in the book. The professor once brought back a magic apple from Narnia from when the land was newly created by--guess who--Aslan. He planted the seed in his backyard and it grew into an apple tree with the sweetest fruits. When a huge storm happened and the tree was blown over by a very strong wind, the professor made the woods from the tree into that wardrobe!

Loved this reaction! Interesting fact about the Turkish delight that the witch gave Edmund: from what I remember from the book (though I haven’t read them in a while so this may be slightly wrong, feel free to fact check me) it has some kind of spell on it that makes it EXTREMELY addictive. Like, people have died of starvation because they wanted it so bad and wouldn’t eat anything else addictive. So that’s one of the reasons that Edmund went back to her

20:28 “How does she have polar bears in the middle of the summer and they didn’t die of overheating?” 🐻‍❄️ 😂

I love this movie trilogy so much! 2 fun facts: When Lucy first sees Narnia, that was her real reaction. Georgie (the actress who plays Lucy) was not allowed to see it as it was being built, so when it was time to shoot that scene, they blind-folded her so she couldn't see the set. And Skandar (who plays Edmund) wasn't allowed to socialize with the actress who played the White Witch so they could get his real reaction to her being in character. (so they wouldn't have a connection)

Fun Fact, in the scene where the wolves were digging into the beaver’s house, they had to cgi the tails because they were wagging in excitement and they thought that the wolves didn’t look as scary anymore

Probably my favorite reaction of yours!! I personally love the first on a different level then the second and third, but enjoy them all! Can’t wait to see your reaction to the 2nd and 3rd movie!

Alsan, the noble and majestic lion of Narnia. He reminds me of Mufasa in The Lion King.

"Come on Peter, you got this." I mean, he's a teenage boy given sword lessons a few days ago, vs an adult woman with much more experience than him ^Realistically, there was only so much he could do, and that's exactly how it played out; she was visibly toying with him until Aslan showed up :P

This movie is *magical.* This was the first book series I've ever read on my own as a child, and it will always be my favorite. Out of the 3 movie adaptation we got this one is in my opinion the best. It's one of these kinds of stories that are simply timeless.

There's only been three movies, I really wanted The Magician's Nephew to get a movie cuz that's like the beginning, y'know. What's the story behind the wardrobe

Heads up this movie is one of the books in the middle of the series, there are a total of 7 books. The universe of Narnia is way more then what's shown here, especially the back story of Aslan & the white witch(oh and the lamppost is a important symbol btw) Ps. I'm not sure if it's still being made but I have a book that contains all 7 books along with a whole section that contains all important information of the whole series and explains things pretty well for anyone who gets confused. Even the ending of this series surprised me Also there is a fan theory that each of the 4 siblings is the head of a hogwarts house, their personalities kinda fit if you really think bout it

This is one of my favorite movies (and universes) from childhood. This brings back so many memories.

The professor is not Aslan, he's the protagonist of the first Narnia book (which never had a movie), and he knows so much because he was the first (along with the other protagonist of the book) to travel to Narnia.

To the brave protector and oldest brother Receiving solemn charge from Mother You're a king, you shall receive your throne Know that you are not alone To the older sister to whom logic is all Know that some by wisdom fall Remember to have faith, my queen For not all evidence can be seen To the younger brother missing his father Whose siblings consider him a bother Please, my king, don't give in to the dark The Lion will pursue your lonely heart And now, to the one to whom it all began The youngest sister who discovered this land Fear not, my queen, do what you know is right Never stop believing, and fight the good fight People of Narnia, rally to the call! Come, and let us give our all Under our Leader, let us fight as one The battle for Narnia has begun! (my Narnia poem, for anyone who's interested)

I absolutely love Narnia and Liam Neeson was the perfect choice to voice Aslan! Not to mention for a 2005 movie the CGI holds up quite well by today's standards and soundtrack is so epic. The part when they charge at the enemies in the final battle is one of most favourite scenes, the score, the cheetahs and Leopards running in front and moment where it's just the heartbeat when it's silent just sends me goosebumps! I know it's at least a year late but thank you so much for reacting to this Cody!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO THIS AMAZING FILM

The Battle scene is what made me fall in love with these movies: For one thing Peter’s is my childhood hero, and his armor, sword, and shield are awesome. The music is literally the greatest score I’ve ever heard for any movie. Peter using the gryphons dropping boulders, the same way the Germans blitzed London in the beginning of the movie. The fact the Peter’s charging forward with his soldiers into an impossible battle, while the Witch sits behind and allows her troops to go before her. It really shows Peter is more worthy of being the king than she is of the queen. And that Peter and the rest of Aslan’s soldiers have more honor the the Witch does. The slow mo shot of Peter’s army running toward the battle in sync, with the score playing in the background. It shows that even though they’re small in numbers, they’re strong in hearts, and brave enough willing to die for what they’re fighting for. True Warriors And then when the music cuts out, and all you can hear is the sound of Peter’s heartbeat. But his heartbeat isn’t fast, it’s slow, steady, and calm showing that Peter isn’t afraid. And that zoom in shot of him, is telling us that he’s no longer a boy, he’s a man…He’s a king. And then all hell breaks loose. Even that part I enjoy. I love how when armies collide and the fight actually starts, there’s no music playing in the background, it’s just the battle. It’s a good way of showing reality. War isn’t cool, it’s not fun, it’s bloody and scary. Also Peter’s army is just plowing through the Witch’s army, and it’s awesome to watch. Brilliant scene, Brilliant Story, Brilliant characters, Brilliant movie! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Him getting so frustrated at Edmund for trusting the witch was funny! When he ate her food it put a sort of spell on him.

Tolkien and Lewis were part of a group of literary enthusiasts who called themselves The Inklings. They met regularly in a pub named The Eagle and Child in Oxford where (if I'm not mistaken) it is believed they discussed their ideas of stories - leading to the creation of Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Narnia. Thought you might enjoy that little trivia as a fellow LOTR fan :)

Sad that this great movie is mostly forgotten in these days but I must say the white witch is really great villain, Aslan is just freaking Lion Jesus🙌🏻 and this movie is 100% best out of the trilogy but the second one is great too.

Sometimes, I forget this movie exists. And that's a bad thing, because I still love this movie. (This one only. The others, not so much.)

The old man was in Narrnia when it was first created when he was young. He took an apple from Narnia and planted it back home. From the resulting tree he built the wardrobe. He's never been back since.

Well CS Lewis is a really lovely story, as he was for the majority of his early life a very strong atheist, and at some point in his life he came to a conclusion quite out of the blue that he actually believe in God, despite the fact he always told himself he didn’t, and that’s why he incorporated a lot of his sudden found faith into these books, Aslan is meant to be Jesus in a different form in that world. He even admits to it in a later book claiming that they need to look for him in their own world, which Lucy said “you are in our world?” to which Aslan says, “oh yes but there I have another name, and by knowing me a little here, you may know me better there.” As for the professor, yes he was once in Narnia at the very beginning of its creation and explains how he got the wardrobe, how the witch got into Narnia, and how the lamppost appeared, but it’s really complicated and to be honest it’s a really good excuse for you to read the books, you won’t be disappointed.

i just LOVED this reaction, this movie is one of my fav movies EVER!

I find it cool that the imagery of battle portrayed peter and the ice queen respectively. Peter led the army into battle since he is selfless, but the ice queen pushed her army first before her, showing she only cared about herself.

When I was little, my mother used to read these books to myself and my brother every night in an English accent. I re-watched this movie with her recently and forgot how breathtakingly beautiful it was. This trilogy was my childhood, and made me believe that magic was real. It makes me wish I could be a kid again, even for just a day.

The soundtrack still gives me chills after all these years

C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien were good friends and shot ideas at each other about their respective stories. some ideas Lewis used in The Chronicles of Narnia came from Tolkien, and likewise elements Tolkien used in Lord of the Rings came from Lewis, like the Ents was Lewis' idea.

So glad you are watching these! The books are very special in my heart, fond memories from elementary school. 💕

The best Christian movie ever made. Well, this and Prince of Egypt, of course

It’s been a while since I read The Magician’s Nephew, so I might get some details wrong. But I’ll do my best. Digory Kirke was a boy when he first was in Narnia. I think it was Aslan who gifted him with a seed (I think it was a seed). When he got back to our world, he planted the seed, and it grew into a tree. The tree stood for many years, but when the professor was much older, a storm knocked the tree down. He salvaged the wood to create the wardrobe. Since the wood originated from Narnia, it had magical properties. He never discovered the portal himself, but when he heard Lucy’s story, he automatically knew she was telling the truth. It’s a shame they never filmed The Magician’s Nephew, because it truly is a fabulous story. Edit: Now that I think about it, it might have been an apple or something that he brought back with him, and then he planted the seed from that.

A little bit about the wardrobe , the professor himself went to Narnia as a boy and his mother was sick, so Aslan gave him a seed from a tree to heal her because the fruit had healing properties ( can't remember what type of tree it is) . He brought the seed back to his world and he planted the seeds to heal his mother. Years later the tree was knocked down in a storm and he fashioned the wood into a wardrobe.

I definitely recommend reading all the books, it’s a beautiful story! There’s 7 in total, but they’re each pretty short and very easy to read!

Fun fact when the wolves are tearing apart the beaver dam they had to cgi the tails to be still as they were wagging from having fun.

This movie has such a special place in my heart. I remember being obsessed with it when it came out. The countless memories I have of this movie-man, wish I could go back. Great reaction!

ahhh these are my most favorite comfort movies of all time!! I'm so happy you're reacting to them. can't wait for prince caspian hehehe

I love it soooo much as a Narnia fan, thank you for reacting. By the way i watch from start to finish without even skipping the ads 😀

26:10 I'm so glad I'm not the only one who laughed at that scream. 😂

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!!!

“Oh it’s possible you b***h” That killed me- 😂

This is actually one of my favorite book to film adaptations, there were things added and slightly changed here and there, but the book itself is actually really short (all the books in the series are). If you've read the books, you'd know that the Professor was the main character in another book (The Magician's Nephew) and traveled to Narnia, and I believe was the one to release the White Witch from her prison unleashing her upon Narnia. That makes the whole "Try me" moment at the end even more impactful!

The White Witch is such a terrifying and eerie villain and I adore how Liam Neeson portrayed Aslan. I actually wrote a short story inspired by Aslan's Sacrifice about a year ago because I loved the allegorical nature of it. I really hope you react to Prince Caspian eventually. Keep up the great work, Cody!

This is honestly one of my favorite book to film adaptations! In the books, the Professor was a character, Digory who came to Narnia when that world was first created. Asian lets the professor take an apple to heal his dying mother and the professor plants the core after his mother gets better. The apple becomes a tree, falls down during a storm and the professor has the tree made into the Wardrobe. If you go behind the scenes of the movie, the wardrobe’s cravings tell the story of the first Chronicles of Narnia book, The Magician’s Nephew.

the professor is the "Magician's Nephew" I believe. Aslan tells you who he is known as in the real world. The Movies are based on the book series.

The first book is actually very similar to the movie from what I can remember, so I really recommend it!

Lucy crying at Mr. Tumnus's fate always get my heart. He was so gentle spirited.

The moment when Aslan gets stabbed at the stone table... it still hurts. No matter how many times I've watched the movie. 😭🤧

I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH❤️ the moment when the battle starts and it’s only their heartbeats slowed until the felines tackle each other has to be one of the most iconic in modern cinematic history.

•C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien were friends and the two most famous Inklings, a group of high fantasy writers who would meet up in a pub. Their works define and set the bar for the genre. •Yes, Mr. Tumnus is a Faun. I remember getting into a big argument with a kid who insisted he was a Satyr. Fauns are the Roman name, while Satyrs are Greek. In this film series, Satyrs are more goat in appearance. C.S. Lewis studied Classics at Oxford University, so he includes creatures from Classical Antiquity in Narnia. •Yes, that is the White Witch, who for the past century has claimed to be Queen of Narnia and whose rule is marked in the history of Narnia as the Long Winter. •Apparently, this film led to a boost in Turkish Delight sales, despite the fact that Turkish Delight was meant to tempt Edmund. •Oh, Edmund's a much worse brat in the book. •Cricket •They let her choose as a form of apologizing for not believing her. Also, as the youngest, it helps to feel appreciated. •Many do, especially in Narnia, but not all of them. Narnia is the name of the world and of a kingdom which has overseas possessions. •In the book, Mr. Beaver reads them two prophecies. The other goes, "Wrong will be right, when Aslan comes in sight. At the sound of His roar, sorrow will be no more. When He bears His teeth, winter meets its death. And when He shakes His mane, we shall have spring again." •In the book, as Edmund continues onward towards the Witch's house, he gets nastier and nastier. •The White Witch has the power to turn people to stone. Hence why her courtyard rivals the Lair of Medusa's for most statues. •Edmund meeting Mr. Tumnus in the dungeon was not in the book. •Yes, that is Santa Claus or Father Christmas in the books. They chose not to say his name for marketing reasons. •The river scene was also not in the book. •Aslan is what Disney wanted the lions in the live action Lion King to look like. •Sir Peter Wolfsbane, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Lion. •Santa said to trust in the bow and it would not easily miss. •Aslan is an allegory for our lord and savior, Jesus Christ. He is what Christ would look like in a world inhabited by talking animals. As Christ suffered and died on the cross to save the lives of all sinners, Aslan has offered himself to be slain in Edmund's stead. He will be mocked, bound, and shaved. He will suffer and die. As the song goes, "What wondrous love is this that caused the Lord of Bliss to lay aside his crown for my soul?" •So the White Witch knows of the Deep Magic from the dawn of time, but she did not know that there was a Deeper Magic from before the dawn of time, which said that when a willing victim who had committed no treachery was killed in a traitor's stead, the Stone Table would crack and death itself would start to work backwards. Aslan, son of the Emperor-Beyond-the-Sea and the Christ of a world of talking animals, gave his life to save a sinner and rose again. •In the book, Aslan flies to the White Witch's castle. Also, the battle is not as prominent in the book. Aslan orders his army to move their camp and during the move, instruct Peter to prepare for two scenarios; either a battle in the woods or a siege of the White Witch's castle. •I always called that scene the General's Duel. •Yes. The statues in the Witch's castle are also Peter's reinforcements and as you can tell, he needs everyone he can get. •For his bravery in facing the White Witch and destroying her wand, Edmund is made a Knight of the Noble Order of the Table. •The 15-year reign of the Pevensie children is marked as the Golden Age of Narnia. Peter holds the titles of High King of Narnia, Emperor of the Lone Islands, and Lord of Cair Paravel. Edmund holds the titles King of Narnia, Duke of Lantern Waste, and Count of the Western March. Susan and Lucy both just have Queen of Narnia. •Aslan is needed elsewhere in the world of Narnia. As stated, he is not a tame lion. •The Professor appeared in another book and saw the creation of Narnia. He is not Aslan.

"get out of the way, Minotaur. You're irrelevant" hahahahahaahahahah omg

Fun fact the actress who played older Lucy is younger Lucy’s sister in real life

I was obsessed with these films when I was younger.

Thank you for reacting to Narnia finally. I loved this series when I was a child. I watched them all in the cinema when they first came out. The movies will always have a special place in my heart. I hope you enjoy the other two movies as much as I did.

The first Narnia was the movie that got me hooked on the fantasy and sci-fi genres, I just love everything about it. The creature designs blew my mind when I saw this for the first time as a kid (they still do this this day) and my favorite scene will forever be The Battle of Beruna. Also, I can’t picture anyone other than Liam Neeson and Tilda Swinton as Aslan and The White Witch.

this is a criminally underrated fantasy epic, and the ending is one of the best fantasy battles in film history to me. you should look up the extended battle scene, a lot more action and the battle between the centaur and minotaur generals is longer.

So glad you're digging into this series! I really wish they would have done the whole book series, but the three they made (the 'Lucy and Edmund' trilogy) are all amazing. The second may actually be my favorite, although it's hard to pick one over the others because each is a bit different but still incredible. I pick the second, though, because of the scene when we learn why Lucy, who has so many amazing qualities (faith, trust, love, caring, joy) is called 'the Valiant'. I get goosebumps every time, and I think you'll know which one I mean when you see it.

The professor was a child in the prequel book The magician's nephew where he witnessed the Emperor (Aslan's father) create Narnia. Ho he got there was through the wood between the worlds. In that book you also learn more about the white witch.

If you want to know the professor’s story, you should read “The Magician's Nephew”. It tells his story, and his sister.

Professor is nephew of an alchemist, self-described as "the wizard", who figure out how to travel into other worlds. His story is talled in "The wizard's nephew", the first book chronologically. Great book and great "prequel" too describing origins of: the world of Narnia itself (Narnia its a nation, not the entire world), talkin animals, the professor, ur favourite witch, the west forest, the lamp-post (yes, its important xd), the wardrobe and why its a portal... etc.

The Chronicles of Narnia are seven books, and this film is based on the 2nd book. The 1st book is about the Professor's travel to Narnia. It shows us the origins of Aslan and the White Witch. I strongly recommend you read them, especially the first one if you want the backstory, they're targeted towards children but still very good, touching stories. I was such a fan of these stories as a child. Had all the books, audiobooks, watched the terrible old BBC movies, then these movies as they were coming out. Wish they'd finished the series. Edmund is my favourite character, he's such a sweetheart. Not explained in the movie, but the Witch's food and drink is enchanted, which is why he kept wanting to go back to her, he couldn't help it. The two next films are not as faithful to the books but I still love them. Prince Caspian (2nd film) being my favourite. It's obvious that it's hugely based on real Irish history and myth, which I love, and of course CS Lewis was Irish himself. I actually visited the castle that inspired Cair Paravel. It's a magical world and humans are not meant to stay there indefinitely, so over time you start to forget about your past life. So they really couldn't remember having a life before Narnia. Fun fact, I think it's the girl who plays adult Lucy who was actually Lucy's real life older sister. I have no idea how you could be a fan of CS Lewis and not know he wrote Narnia, it's his best known work! Made me laugh.

This movie is one of my all time favourites. It makes me feel a way I can't properly describe. I guess it's this sort of feeling of longing for something that I don't know what I'm longing for. Because of this movie I read all the books. I'm so sad that they didn't do the rest of them. I would've loved to see the Magicians Nephew, that'd be a good one. The origins of Narnia.

I watch this movie every December. It's one of my favorite holiday movies.

Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to this, it’s one of my favorite movies! I get so caught up in the world of Narnia whenever I watch them. Subscribed!

OMG Thank you so much for reacting to this! It is one of my favorite movies!

16:41 Still one of the most badass lines I’ve ever heard

28:35 Because the first time Lucy and Edmond went through they weren't expecting to find anything, the second time Lucy went through she was starting to doubt herself, and no-one was thinking that it might happen when they were all crammed in there. When you're expecting to find a door to Narnia it won't work.

In C.S. Lewis’s the Space Trilogy, the first two books have Dr. Elwin Ransom (who may or may not be based on J.R.R Tolkien) as the protagonist and as a result in the third book That Hideous Strength, Dr. Ransom can be a mentor figure to Jane Studdock, the protagonist. In the Narnia books, Professor Diggory Kirk plays a similar role in relation to the Pevensies as Ransom does to Jane.

they actually blind folded the girl when se went in the winter forest for the first time. So they could get her real reaction for the movie.

They stay in Narnia during 15 years (in the book (I read it in french) and at the end, they even talk to each other with royal manners). Their reign is considered as The Golden Year of Narnia. Fun fact : the actress who played Lucy as an adult is the older sister of the one who played her as a child

My favourite movie of all times. I saw this movie when I was a kid,it became my comfort and I watch it after all these years also ❤️

And Yes, Tilda Swinton who plays the White Witch is a powerhouse actor and I adore her.

WOAAAH I remember asking you to watch this, I´m so happy you reacted to this movie, for me it´s the most epic movie in the world!!!

There’s plenty of positive things in this movie to talk about, but in particular, I think the soundtrack is truly…magical!

The professor is a character from the first book, The Magician's Nephew. He got into Narnia as a kid.