"For Narnia!!" | Narnia Prince Caspian Reaction | Miraz is pretty psycho!! 

Hey everyone! Sorry for the late comment been packing to leave Germany! So we are not doing voyage of the dawn treaded. Please do not ask me why but we are doing LUCA in its place and the we have the secret movie next Friday! See you Monday for Luca

Everyone in this movie: maybe the White Wit- Edmund: *NO*

I like how Edmund is the voice of reason in this movie. How far he has come 😂

10:13 Interesting fact about the mice! Originally, only normal mice existed in Narnia which is why you don’t see them in the first movie, but Aslan granted the mice to become larger in size and intelligence through the years because their ancestors were the ones who broke the ropes off of Aslan’s body on the stone table.

The really cool thing is, Miraz didn't fully believe that the Pevensies really were the old kings and queens of old. He sorta thought they were just figureheads the Narnians were using to bolster their cause. Then he spoke to Edmund. Then he fought Peter. And he realized, especially in Peter's case, that they should not be this skilled for their apparent age. Peter fights like someone with many more years, and Edmund smoothly negotiates like someone who's done it a hundred times before. Because they ruled over Narnia for almost 2 decades, and despite what their physical bodies and looks say, are not just two children playing at war. So Miraz actually starts to believe that they really are the old kings and queens during his fight with Peter.

Also, think about how hard life would be for the Pevensie siblings after they returned the first time. They went from being kings and queens, fully fledged adults that have seen war and death and ruled a country, to children again. Children treated like children. It's why Peter starts getting in fights, why we see Susan separating herself a bit from her peers. They feel like Other, and they can't talk to anyone about it. It really must have messed with all of them severely.

The way i cried when they leaving narnia because its the last time peter and susan set foot in narnia. The song and the whole movie is just nostalgic

"Where was that energy when you fighting the Queen?" Actually the longer the kids are in Narnia the more their minds and bodies remember their skills from over their entire reign. So Edmund's skills are ones he gained after that battle.

The scene with Lucy on the Bridge of Beruna gives me chills every time. It proves why she deserves the title 'the Valiant', and the fact that she has the deepest and most complete faith in Aslan of all the Kings and Queens of Narnia. Plus, just the way seeing her calmly standing alone at the other end of the bridge, with just a little dagger, freaks out the Talmeranians, like, "All of this behind us, and they save her, alone, to cut of our retreat... who is SHE?" Who IS she? She's the frickin' priestess of Aslan, basically; she doesn't even NEED the dagger because the Great Lion has her back.

When aslam named them with the respective titles after their names: Lucy, The Valiant; Edmund, The Just; Susan, The Gentle and Peter, The Magnificent. You can see that He didn't give them to the Pevensie's because they had those traits, but because they would learn to develop them. It was what they were determined to become!

5:37 Peter was fine asf for no reason in this movie and that's the only reason why I like this one better than the first lol. Him and Caspian were definitely eye candy and I had crushes on both when I was younger and watched it for the first time

23:11 It should be noted that Miraze didn’t believe that the Pevensies were the “real” kings and queens of Narnia. He thought they were just a group of kids propped up as figureheads to boost the Narnian morale. It was during his fight with Peter (an experienced 30 year old man in a teenagers body) that he actually started to believe that the Pevensies were the real deal. Of course, Edmund knew this and took advantage of it as he was famously known as the cunning Diplomat of the group.

I don’t think it’s explained in the movie, but Reepicheep and his kin are descended of the mice that cut the ropes on Aslan’s body on the stone table. They were just ordinary mice before, but were given the ability to speak for their loyalty.

Even though the first one I consider the best, I loved Edmunds arc in this movie. Loved your reaction so watched the RU-vid edit even though I watched the full reaction on Patreon haha.

"aslan is just mauling people and they're acting like it's okay" WHEN I TELL YOU I SCREAMED

We've all been Miraz in that duel when online gaming against 12 year olds.

I like how the minotaurs and dwarves became allies. In the first movie, they didn't seem to be more than evil lackeys, but now we had a loyal dwarf friend and a minotaur hero who saved all. Well ... at least a lot of them

7:05 They were in their midlife when they exited the Wardrobe, meaning they had years of experience as monarchs after Jadis, The White Witch, fell in battle. For them, it’s only been a year since then. For Narnia, it’s been a couple hundred years

The reason Aslan went all mysterious is that he wanted to test how the pevensies trusted him. And after everything he had done for them they still had doubts

Fun fact CS Lewis who wrote the Narnia books and JRR Tolkien who wrote Lord of the Rings were best friends

6:54 the books describe it was when he was in narnia his years worth of the swordsmanship returned to him at that moment. So his skill here would have be been made after the first movie occurred.

"there's our bright and shinning star" tbh, only possible way to talk about Ben Barnes/Prince Caspian buahahahaha

6:49 "where was that energy when u were fighting the queen" he lived a decade as a king remember : D

"How long has it been?" ... well ... in case you didn't notice during the last movie ... there's a very different scale of time inside the closet :) If you know that the entirety of the first movie happened in a mere few seconds "in real life" (between them entering the closet and coming out again), then imagine how long it has been in Narnia when they were years outside of it.

The song when they go back to their time after the farewell in Narnia...gosh too nostalgic :(

I like how they actually addressed the fact that there are physiological problems when you take someone who lived as the High King of Narnia for 30+ years and stick him in his weak little child body and force him to live as a normal person

That ending song always gets me in the feelings, I can't help it, it makes me cry so bad. But I love it though. It's one of my favorite songs from films.

The Dawn Treader movie was a train wreck that only vaguely resembled the book and ended the franchise. They planned to do all seven books. All I can say is read the books! All the books in one volume are about 700 pages total.

"Oh nevermind, the trees killed him :)" Idk why, but that line was so funny to me for no reason 😂😂

I grew up with the TV show in the 80's, Narnia has always been one of my favorite fantasy story ever.

The Mexican actor Damián Alcázar who in this film plays Sopespian is a great actor

The whole reason Aslan was dodgy in this movie, not revealing himself to them overtly, is one of the many Jesus/God metaphor/allegory things in Prince Caspian. He wanted to see if they still believed in him, aka if they were still faithful to Jesus/God basically.

The one thing in the movies that I don’t necessarily like is how they make Lucy so like weak? Like when she was in narnia for all those years in the first movie, during those years she fought in many wars and was super badass

I love this movie but every time it finishes I end up kinda sad, the music and the way it ends is just too emotional for me

you say that it's love that she stayed with him after he killed his brother but I feel like there's definitely fear on her side like, if he can kill his brother he can kill her

Yeah Cody I like this one but I still kind of like the first one better but this one has more details and more story to it and yeah Caspin is one of my fave characters in the whole series HES definitely a likeable character and I have a feeling and I don’t know why but I have a feeling the secret movie is the pursuit of hapyness

I remember the end especially with the song made me cry everytime I watched this movie. Also I love that song so much, I even bought the whole soundtrack to the movie 😂

Ah, and so my obsession with Ben Barnes began

I would genuinely like to see Cody come back to this series for Voyage of the Dawn Treader. I think that one is severely underrated and he would have a lot of fun with it. Still, though, I'm happy he enjoyed the first two so much. Wonderful, if flawed, adaptations.

I can't wait for your reaction to Voyage of the Dawntreader, it's honestly one of my favourite movies ever.

In the book Aslan said that neither Peter nor Susan would ever return to Narnia as they were "getting too old for it"

This is an adaptation I really love because of its tone, while still being faithful to overall plot of the book. But I especially love how the filmmakers took two situations from the book that were proposed but never happened, and made them happen. If I recall correctly, there was talk about invading Miraz's castle and talk about summoning the White Witch, but it was shot down by other characters. So it's cool that this adaptation took a "what if?" approach, and it amped up the stacks ten-fold for the sake of turning a book into a modern film. Some people may hate that, but I enjoyed it.

Your reaction to these are hilarious! Looking forward to seeing more!😁

It’s been 13 years since I first watched this movie at the theaters, when I was 11 years old.

If I'm not wrong, it was one year for the siblings and 1300 years to the narnians

Next to Aslan himself Reepicheep is my favorite character from Chronicles of Narnia.

Prince Caspian is definitely my guilty favourite of the Narnia movies. The movies get less and less like the books and I was a fan of the books first, so I shouldn't love it this much. As a kid I found the battle at the end too long, but I grew to appreciate it. The duel between Mraz and Peter is awesome and I'm especially impressed now, because I didn't realise how movies were made as a kid, but after their helmets come off and it's the actual actors doing a lot of the fighting, that is super impressive and commendable. Thinking about Caspian being a normal kid who finds out magic is real, is almost like a Harry Potter story, it's such a classic fairytale piece to begin with. The birth, Caspian running away (great sequence), it starts off with a bang, epic sequence. The music, the costumes, feel like everything got so much better. The acting is better. Edmund is effing AMAZING, LOVE him. Peter goes through so much, and it's so understandable, I can never blame him. Props to the actor for keeping him sympathetic because he makes some truly awful decisions. But of course, he went from being not just a king but the HIGH king, to being treated like a kid, to being seen as a legendary figure, like a King Arthur of sorts, and having humongous shoes to fill. He has everything to prove. And his rivalry with Caspian, and how they both grow and learn to work together, it's all great and as I recall (been a decade or two), not explored in the books. Lucy also goes through a lot, self-doubt and learning to have faith in herself, which is why Aslan comes back to her. Susan is always my least favourite but she has some bad-ass scenes and I love her taking a stand for Lucy when they're looking for Aslan. There's just a lot of great character beats. I love the attack on the castle (purely a film invention). This film also has the DLF and Reepicheep, two of my favourite side characters in the series. The evil dwarf is played by Warwick Davis, who's basically in everything, including Professor Flitwick in Harry Potter! I don't like the White Witch scene (another film invention I believe), but I love seeing how much Peter is doubting himself, how hard he's finding it to live up to people's unrealistic expectations, and I loooove Edmund in that entire sequence. I even love the sidelined story of Mraz's wife, seeming like she's completely loyal to him, finding out her mistake, and ending with her basically exiling herself because she regrets her life choices, and going to find a better life for her family. The parallels with real history are super fun. The Cair Paravel ruin, Aslan's How, are based on real locations in Ireland. The story of the Telmarines trying to take over Narnia feels very parallel to the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland to me.

I don't know if anyone has already mentioned this, but if I recall correctly, Caspian was like 10 in the book, so that does explain some of his more childish actions.

I love how they’re all better fighters in this movie. Cause it shows that since they grew up in Narnia, how they were trained more and more and how many battles they had probably fought in. And you can see the lack of experience in the first movie and then you see how much more experience they have in the 2nd movie.

Life if you had a crush on Prince Caspian bc I did.

Hi Cody I love watching your reaction videos. I am sure you already have movies you are planning to watch but I have a suggestion: the Ice Age franchise. There are 5 movies as of now and a sixth coming soon. They are all hilarious and tell great stories. I think you will enjoy them👍👍

Also yes I crushed on Peter hehe

This is why I love you... this movie is so dear to me. Thank you❣️

I WAS SO EXCITED FOR THIS!!!

I think the secret movie reaction might be Men in Black?… 🤞🏻

I must confess that I prefer the movie to The Prince Caspian Book. In the book there is not so much action, it is more dialogue and planning strategies and plans. Not to mention that Caspian only finds the 4 kings at the end of the book practically.🤷🏽‍♀️

In the book, Miraz wasn't a power-hungry psycho, he was just a bureaucratic king who had turned the country Boring by sending the magic and old rulers into hiding. Caspian was thirteen, thrilled at the idea of letting the "real" King Peter from the ancient stories fight his battles for him, and the bridge battle was two paragraphs. Oh, and the castle raid was complete screenwriter-MUC, as the book basically has the characters hiding in the cave and arguing until the final Peter/Miraz duel.

Great reaction as always Cody! Can’t wait for Monday’s reaction and your secret reaction!

Oh nice! It's this beautiful shirt again! Cody, best shirt !!

Is the nostalgia for me!!! Love react. Love from Brasil 🇧🇷

13:00 I love his reaction to Lucy's comment. It's very funny.

I like this movie more because it’s a little more mature than the others and a little darker like when peter chopped the guys head off, it was sad though when aslan said peter and Susan wouldn’t be able to come back ever again.

Is it I Am Legend? The secret movie. I wonder 😅. Super glad to see you doing more of my favourites with Narnia, PotC and of course, all the Disney movies. Looking forward to more as always!

Did anyone watch the audio commentary for this movie? When the cast was talking about the White Witch scene there was something in the script that said something along the lines of "two boys, two kings, two failures" and then the actor who played Edmund chimed in and said "AND EDMUND SAVES THE DAY!" 🤣

As a fan of the books (at 52, I still love these books), I was disappointed with this movie... for several reasons. That's not to say that it's a bad movie. I just wish they'd stayed a little more true to the book. The next movie (and the book), is my favorite. I really was looking forward to seeing the rest of the movies after The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, I wish they'd made them.

High King Peter; The Magnificent High Queen Susan; The Gentle King Edmund; The Just Queen Lucy; The Valiant

This is my favorite of all I use to own this one on dvd back then in the day

Yay you doing another video :) following you on ig too now x. Hope you're well

I love your reaction to Narnia second film.

i cannot wait for the next one man

The third one made me cry at the end.

This is my favorite narnia movie!

There's a documentary on Disney plus "knowing the sculptures and modeling from the movies" I think that's the name. An interview is made with whoever made the clothes, sets, objects and everything else for the film. There's an episode of Narnia and they interview the main actors to find out what the recording experience was like and they review the swords and clothes they used in the movies. It's amazing how well maintained everything is

The way I cry at this movie every. Single. Time 😭😭

This proves that honour is not found, it is earned. 🥇

in the book Caspian is younger than we see here and much more in awe of Peter (and the others).

15:18 “How do you fight mice?” Good Q, lol!

Oh my that song in the end 😭😭😭😭

You should check out the books are at the very least see what happens in them. The series as a whole is very awesome

My childhood movie 😌

Ok now hurry with the third movie lmao. I can't wait for your reaction

Prince Caspian is a good movie. I first watched Prince Caspian in 2020.

I am Legend? That has sad moments

I really wished you would have finished this trilogy but it's okay

6:52 the ice queen was way harder to beat in a battle.

I love your reactions to the first 2 Narnia movies please do the third this and it are my tied favourites

I'll bet the secret movie is "I am Legend" :) it has a lot of action and is famous for that one sad scene with his dog

If I’m not mistaken, it is mentioned in the book that even the narnians felt a bit scared when the trees joined the battle because they looked really threatening lol

Great reaction!!❤️❤️ Btw you should watch Bridge to Terabithia if you haven’t already!!

14:04 yeah

I love this movie so much!

I’m guessing the secret reaction is in the pursuit of happiness.

I screamed YOU IDIOT at 16:26

Yeeeeah I will waiting for Luca at the Monday 😁🤞🏼

The spirits that appear out of flower petals are called dryads.

I’m kinda sad you didn’t like The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. I really liked it.

8:25 yesss

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader was my favorite book, and I also really like the movie. This movie was quite different from the book and my least favorite of the three movies, but still a fun watch.

fun fact: The Telmarines were spanish pirates which came centuries ago to narnia and founded the culture. Over the time, the descendents forgot where they came from

Idk if this is an unpopular opinion or not but I like the third movie the most🤗. I really like the story and the character development of it❤️