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I love how in this movie, Edmund behaved more like a king than any of the other princes and kings in this. He didn’t lose his boyish charm, but he always felt very mature through this. I think I like the first movie the most but this is still a great watch.

I love me a good redemption arc. Edmund's story was already great in the first movie, but this is the one where Ed truly becomes Best Boy.

Something that is mentioned in the books, but I think they leave out in the movie is that, when they come back to Narnia, that the longer they stay, the more of their old lives there they remember and feel. They remember their old skills and manners. They start acting more kingly, and queenly, they get their old stamina back and remember how to fight. So, while they are young, people recognize them as kings and queens by their bearing and demeaner. I don't know if anyone else has mentioned it, but Aslan is an analogy of Jesus. His death and coming back in the first book , outlined it. And his title is, "Son of the Emperor, Beyond the Sea." For all intents and purposes, he is practically a God in this realm.

Edmund gets way more hate than he deserves. I love his arc throughout the movies, he's my favourite character. This movie is probably my #1 out of the three ♥️

I’m so glad you’re enjoying this trilogy! I don’t know if you knew this, but Reepicheep and his fellow mice are descendants of the very same mice that ate away the cords that bound Aslan to the Stone Table. It’s also suggested that the evil dwarf Nikabrik is a descendant of Ginnabrik, the White Witch’s dwarf in the film. My favorite moments are the children returning to Narnia, seeing the cave drawings and the Stone Table still cracked from Aslan’s resurrection, when we see the dark ritual take place and that Edmund destroys the wall of ice to prevent the return of the White Witch, the showing of Aslan in that scene to remind us to always have faith in Jesus even in the darkest of times, Aslan’s return and turning the tides of the battle, and how Peter and Susan must accept the responsibility of finally growing up while Edmund and Lucy will still be able to return to have another adventure with their new friend and fellow ruler Caspian. 👩🏻‍🦰🧑🏻👩🏻‍🦱👱🏻‍♂️🤴🏼🦁⚔️🛡🏹🎺🧪

While I prefer the first film _(The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe)_ and the third film (The Voyage of the Dawn Treader) over _Prince Caspian,_ I still enjoy it for the film's serious and dark tone it had along with having a lot more action. Not to mention Edmund in this film seems more mature than his older brother Peter Unfortunately it was the last Narnia distributed by Disney and I still won't forget the day when Disney gave up on _The Chronicles of Narnia_ franchise following the Box Office performance of _Prince Caspian._ While Caspian didn't bombed and wasn't a failure, the box office performance of that film was way lower than the Box Office performance of _The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe_ released 3 years earlier in 2005. In fact, Caspian's Box Office performance really soured Walden Media's relationship with Disney which is why Disney didn't want to distribute the next film _The Voyage of the Dawn Treader_ due to a budgetary dispute with Walden and Disney feared that the budget would increase during the production and release of the film. But to make things more complicated, Walden Media's rights to _The Chronicles of Narnia_ expired in 2011 and in 2018 Netflix now has the rights to make film and TV adaptations for The Chronicles of Narnia series thus making it impossible for Disney and also Walden Media to make new films on Narnia.

For the question "what makes the humans so special" When aslan created Narnia, he brought 5 humans, the white witch, and a horse with them. The White Witch became a witch and cursed the land, two of the humans became king and queen, and the three others went back to the human world, but the youngest one created the wardrobe (he was also the professor from the first narnia movie)

this was my introduction to Ben Barnes as an actor and i still have a crush on him lol, glad you enjoyed it!!💕

The River God in the final battle that did the "Death by Drowning" move was definitely inspired by the iconic river flood in "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring", where water gallantly drowns all foes before them.

You can tell C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien where friends since they shared some ideas for each others stories lol. I mean obviously LOTR is still the ultimate epic series. Narnia on the other hand is more of a small scale series.

The oldest of the children was Ben Barnes. He was 26 while filming Prince Caspian. Of course, it would never work between Caspian and Susan, no matter how old she was to him in Narnia, lol! BTW, Reepicheep was a descendant of the non-talking mice that chewed away the ropes that bound the dead Aslan on the Stone Table in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

In this movie of Narnia it's very sad that Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy never saw Mr Thomas, or mr beaver and mrs beaver again.

Fun facts for Prince Caspian: 1. The Narnians invading King Miraz Castle wasn't in the Original Book of Prince Caspian and created specifically for the film, which made this scene and the film slightly superior to the Book. 2. Prince Caspian in the Book was 13-14 years old instead of being in his mid-late 20's like in the film. In addition despite meeting Susan, they never had an interaction in the actual book. 3. The Telemarine Soldier who encountered Reepicheep, to which the latter responds _"You People had no Imagination."_ was one of the VFX artists for the film.🐭 4. Nikabrik is played by Warwick Davis who fans known him as Willow in the 1988 film of the same name and the Disney+ series (which you should check out for your future reaction), along with Wicket the Ewok in _Star Wars: Return of the Jedi_ and his supporting roles in the Harry Potter movies. Interestingly, Warrick also played Reepicheep and Glimfeather in the BBC Miniseries adaptations of _The Chronicles of Narnia._ 5. Trufflehunter the Badger is voiced by Ken Stott who played the dwarf Balin in _The Hobbit_ movies.🦡

ben barnes (caspian) is amazinf. he’s also in shadow and bone

DUDE YES. this one is my favorite. BEN BARNES IS AMAZING AND THE MUSIC IS SO EPIC AND YED

My fav of the 3

Cair Paravel was the capital of the Kingdom of Narnia: a spectacular citadel and the abode of its kings and queens during Narnia's early years, located on a peninsula (later an island) on the Eastern Ocean. The castle that the kids lived in for the many years before they went back through the wardrobe and returned home. Yes time works differently in Narnia, Which explains why it’s in ruins when they return

7 year old me was shipping Susan and Caspian soooo hard

Aslan has so much power because he isn’t just from Narnia. Aslan is just how God represents himself in Narnia.

Even though it wasn't in the book, the castle battle sequence is so incredible, one of the few times I've agreed with an adaptation change.

So, it's in the books, but not the movies: Aslan is God. At the very least he creates several worlds that are interconnected to each other, and others, including Narnia. As that's when he himself actually sings it into existence, in the first book. A lion is just how he appears in Narnia's world.

Enjoyed thhis movies even more than the first one. I particualryl like that the Telmarines aren't out and out evil. Even the King Miraz is trying to kill Caspian to clear the way for his own baby son to get the throne; and the other Telmarine Lords all have their own motives. I aslo like that Peter is overconfident and this almost leads to disaster.

3:50 This was such a cool transition into Narnia. It reminded me of Harry Potter for some reason lol.

I prefer the first overall, but I think Prince Caspian is still a great movie. I just liked the Story of the lion the witch and the wardrobe more. Felt more magical and the world building is more nostalgic for me. We also got more of Aslan and he’s so majestic. I do love Edmund’s maturity in this one though. It’s probably the main highlight.

As a long time fan of Narnia I loved the first movie best because it was the one that stayed true to the original material. Peter was the high king. He never was jealous of Caspians claim to the throne because in the grand scheme of things Peter will ALWAYS be the high king and every king after him defers to him. Aslan wouldn't have given him that title if he wasn't gonna be worthy of it. Also: after your done with the movies you should watch the old BBC versions of Narnia. Those are the ones I grew up with and they stay truer to the books.

One thing I will say about this movie that it is further away from the source material compared to the first film, which isn't to say it is a bad thing. But they did simplify a lot of scenes while amped up others to create a feeling that's more medieval than fantasy. Which was too early-- without going into spoilers though: while the disney trilogy for Chronicles of Narnia does end with the next movie, there is one more made by BCC adapting the 6th book that you should check out if you're interested in where Caspian's story goes all the way.

Thank you for your amazing reactions. I have binged your channel and you just seem like a very sympathetic guy. Thank you for all the amazing entertainment

Tim: Is this the afterlife? Me: No, that would be Aslan's Country.

I'm from Slovenia 🇸🇮 and some of the scenes were filmed here in the beautiful Soča River region

My childhood 🥲

Istg I had the biggest crush on prince Caspian growing up😩

13:30 Once Kings and Queens of Narnia always Kings and Queens of Narnia.

C.S. Lewis, the author, was a devout Christian and a friend of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of Lord of the Rings; so the entire Chronicles of Narnia is an allegory of the Bible. Aslan represents Christ, the Son of God, and so when Aslan blesses the first man to speak as having a good life on Earth he has divine authority to make it true. The Christian symbology throughout Lewis' works is pretty clear once you learn his background.

I love your reactions! Personally, I prefer the first one because I like the fantasy and lighter feel to it (it brings me back to my childhood). I think the second one is still really good, but I'm interested to see your thoughts on the last one because it wasn't done by Disney (Prince Caspian wasn't as big of a success as the first movie, so they dropped the series)

YAY! MY FAVORITE ONE!

There are Chronicles of Narnia books, Audio books and Comics explaining Peter, Lucy, Ed, Susan future. I cried but I found out they went to Narnia Heaven.

There are seven books. They weren't squished into three movies. Rather, only four have ever been adapted to film, and in this version they didn't get past the first three. (There's an old BBC series that did the first four) That leaves three that have never been adapted, and two are my personal favorites of the books.

the waaay me and my friend had huge crushes on the boys in this movie...ben barnes is still hot to this day he aged like fine wine lol

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2:45 Yeah but one of them is a prequel the magician's nephew. And then there's one which take place during the years when the kids rule as king and Queens of Narnia.

The first one is the best IMO but this one is really great too!

Given Aslan represents Jesus. It sort of makes sense that he lets the others be rules of the land, as it would be biblically. While he is just the creator watching over things and sometimes helping. I mean logical would dictate he should just be around for every war, would make way more sense.

Love this movie❤!I watched every day💕!you are so awesome Tim🎉!and hope you have a great day💜!

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The two battle scenes in this trilogy are the best ones I've seen in my entire life! Also the actors..... they're fantastic.

The cracked stone wasn’t moved that bunker was built around it.

You know what else is better than the first? Shrek Forever After, you should watch it too.

I think the first one was better, but this one was still fun.

Other fantasy films starring children are The neverending story, Labyrinth and Pan's Labyrinth. Goonies isn't exactly fantasy, but it might fit the bill. If you don't mind adult leads, two very good ones are Ladyhawke and Willow. I don't know whether to call The Princess Bride a fantasy either, but it's worth watching.

I remember when I saw this sequel as a kid, I always found it odd how the kids acted more mature and clearly had a lot of experience! When I first saw that scene of them as adults, I always interpreted as the kids' imagination but after growing up and realizing the fact that they did in fact live in Narnia for years makes me look at this movie in a much different light!

Wait they don't have Edmund crowning moment of awesome here? when he stands up for Lucy against Peter.

I love The Chronicles of Narnia Prince Caspian, a brilliant sequel and just like the first film, the cast, soundtrack and everything about it is brilliant, and I respect your opinion of this being better than the first one but for me the first one will be the best as it's the one that holds a special place in my heart! Loved the reaction Timothee!

and i don't really agree with how 2 will never be able to come back

Aslan is literaly Jesus of Nárnia

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Also if Edmund had dueled Miraz the fight would have ended fast since Edmund had become a master swords men and was far better then Peter but i guess since Peter is the oldest and the High king they had him fight instead

i like the movies, but i love the books. and yes there are 7 books in all. i find that the accuracy the movies hold to the books dwindle with each movie. voyage of the dawn treader is the least accurate, in my opinion. i highly suggest that tim checks out the books. and he should read them in the proper order. the lion the witch and the wardrobe, prince caspian, voyage of the dawn treader, the silver chair, the horse and his boy, the magician's nephew, and finally the last battle.

I mean think about what it's like for them at the beginning. They grew up in Narnia. It was their home. They were kings and queens there. They lived a life there. And now, even though they're back in there other home, in England, they have to go back to being just four ordinary schoolchildren with everyone telling them what to do the whole time - imagine being treated like a child after you've been an actual monarch. Then they start being like children again. And then when they go back, first they have to convince everyone that they were the kings and queen that they were even though they're still children, and the world they knew has changed (their own castle, their home for at least ten years completely destroyed) and now they have to live up to being the legends that they'd become after a year of being schoolchildren again.

I haven’t seen anyone mention this, but the books written by C S Lewis had a lot of religious allusions and symbolism, specifically Christianity.

I love how they made Edmund the most mature one in this film. They did a great job showing all his character growth since the first film. 26:37 I also like that they gave Susan her own badass fight scene.

I know of a good movie series Tim could react to if he hasn't already it's The Hobbit & The Lord Of The Rings

I’ll wait till u finish the rest of the series to ask u to rate this series and compare them to Harry Potter just want to hear the controversy/opinion.

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There's that line again, "For Narniaaaa!!!" Lol. Also I love how it's Edmund who stabs the White Witch like "not this time!"

While I personally prefer the first one, I also like this one very much. Unfortunately, it didn't do too well in the box office. At the time, people seemed to really dislike this movie, saying it was too dark and too different from the book. (I mean, yes, it's dark, but like... not really that different)

Warwick Davis (Nikabrik) stars as Reepicheep in the BBC adaptations of this series.

I love The Chronicles of Narnia 2❤!Its my favorite movie ever💕!I love your videos💚!keep uploading👍🏼!hope you have a awesome day💜🙌🏻!

There are 7 Narnia books, but the 3-4 that are usually adapted into films are The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian, the Voyage of the Dawn Treader, and The Silver Chair. The BBC made tv serials of these in the late 1980s that I grew up with before these films came out and while those are more accurate to the books, this series captures the spirit of C.S. Lewis better. There have been rumors that The Magician's Nephew or The Horse and His Boy will be adapted, but nothing has been confirmed. The Horse and His Boy does apparently have a stage production. In the books, Edmund describes the war between the Narnians and Telmarines (who came from Telmar, an uncharted land far west of Narnia) as "worse than the Wars of the Roses," the Wars of the Roses being an inspiration for Game of Thrones. Prince Caspian X is the rightful heir, but after his wife gave birth to a son, Caspian's Uncle Lord Miraz (who is already King in the books) makes his move for the throne. In this story, Lucy seeing Aslan first and not being believed represents Mary Magdalene seeing the risen Lord Jesus outside the tomb and not being believed by the disciples until they see Jesus later. Therefore Lucy represents Mary Magdalene, Edmund represents Judas/sinners in general, Peter represents Simon-Peter (he'll do things later in the books that I will not spoil), and Susan represents those who lose their faith (again referring to things later in the books). C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien were friends and fellow Inklings, an informal group of Oxford-educated authors whose works are the mark for high fantasy.

Please watch Narnia 3

My biggest issue with this movie is the portrayal of Peter and Caspians relationship. They had no rivaly in the book. And that change make such a big change that is makes me not like this movie version 😅 They made changes for the first movie as well, but I could live with them, so I definitely prefere the first movie, although it's not as good as the BBC series, story vise. I know the effects there is bad, but I find the story more important 😉

This is part also very good 👍👍👍I love your reaction!

This one is great one! Thanks for reacting to it. Got a little emotional watching this series.

Fan facts after this film Disney was not pleased how much money this film make so they disconnected it but fox make the third film (the first film makes 800 million meanwhile the second only makes 500 million ) fox was have plans to make the fourth film but they have problems and then they decided to drop the project

There’s a BIT of LOTR-envy screenwriter embellishment in the movie: In the book, Caspian is 13, only too amazed/happy to let his legendary ancestors fight the battle for him, they race to the hideout and stay there until the big duel. The White Witch doesn’t reappear. There’s no castle attack. Miraz isn’t “evil”, just too villainously “boring” in trying to keep Narnia a conventional country, and freeing the River God lasted two paragraphs. But even this will seem book-faithful compared to the hash they make of Voyage of the Dawn Treader…. 😱

Tim, I recommend you The neverending story (1984), Ladyhawke (1985), Willow (1988), and Labyrinth (1986). Pan's Labyrinth is also a fantasy movie, but much darker.

I haven’t seen this sequel in 15 years.

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8:53 reminded me Puss in Boots from Shrek 😅

Same. I loved the 2nd film more than the 1st

I honestly don't know how my parents managed to take me to the movie theatre to watch this. I didn't realize this came out in 2008 and we all know what happened in 2008 :/

18:59 that’s the MVP of this movie right there

The Telmarines won because Aslan wasn't around had he been around and used his powers they would have lost

Intentionally, Aslan is Jesus. Also, Lewis and Tolkien were close friends

You do know that Aslan is supposed to be a Jesus figure right? The king who gave his life as a substitute for the sin of a "son of Adam" and was then resurrected

Reepicheep!!! Warwick Davis (dwarf Nikabrik with Trufflehunter) had the honor of playing Reepicheep in the 1989 BCC tv adaptation, so truly a Return to Narnia for him. Queen Susan as her faith and love for Narnia was gradually restored, so was her confidence with the bow. High King Peter relied on his skills the battles and not successful, but when he trusted again in Aslan (and listened to Lucy that she did see Aslan), he lead the Narnian triumphantly with the cry For Narnia, and For Aslan! King Edmund delivering the challenge to usurper Miraz was awesome. Love all three movies and our noble Reepicheep shall always be my hero. From Prince Caspian movie, received a keepsake thanks to the gentle kindness of one of the stars.

Sorry, but I can’t contain myself, so here goes another essay. 4:16 Hahaha about the afterlife after being in a train station... 4:37 That places is in New Zealand, it's called Cathedral Cove. Almost every single landscape you see in this movie, it's real. 4:47 There's no rule for the time in Narnia, really. They were out for a year, but when they go back, 1300 years have passed. But in the third movie, for example, only 3. 5:13 A painting, a door, through magic rings and ponds, and also by being inside a train, but that last one is a long story 🙂 6:21 Best swordsman in Narnia, even beats Peter. 6:42 Telmar is another country from the same universe. As well as three others called Calormen, Archenland and Ettinsmoor. But they invaded Narnia 100 years later after the Pevensie's were gone. 10:48 In the book, Aslan wakes Lucy up after they manage to come back from the wrong way. He tells her to follow him, and Lucy says that the others don't believe her, but Edmund. He responds, saying that she must try telling the others he is guiding them, but if they don't follow her, she must go on. The others can't see Aslan, even if he is in front of them. Edmund decides to follow her first and sees him shortly, then goes Peter, who decides to give it a try. Susan is the last one to follow because she doesn’t want to be left alone. But it takes her a while, alongside with Trumpking to see him. 13:07 Peter and Caspain's relationship in the books in WAAAY different. They are literally homies. But again, you need to but some spice to the audience, don't you? Plus, they meet with Caspian far later than here. They meet with him until the scene of the Withe Witch. Caspian couldn't leave the How because the telmarines were attacking it. He sent the others to search for the Pevensie's. 13:57 This castle raid never happens either 😂 20:49 Somehow, yeah! During the Golden Age, she mentions that she is running out of it, and Peter forbids her to use it unless it's extreamly necessary. But when they come back, it's filled again. 23:48 One of the many reasons why Edmund is my favorite character... Btw, this scene in the script was called "Edmund saves the day". They didn't realize the mistake they committed by doing that until Edmund's actor didn't let anyone forget it. 27:05 "You know, what's funny to me is that she just beat 10 of them here, all by herself. And then he comes and only kills one and gets all the credit." "What? Did you want me to fight invisible soldiers or something?" William Moseley (Peter) and Ben Barnes (Caspian) about this scene. 27:25 Now that you were narrating this, it reminded me that in the book, Edmund narrates all the duel to the army and it literally becomes a football match because of that 😂 28:23 Yup, you do. They found that out in the seventh book. 29:29 I mean, it's Disney after all 🙃 33:37 She is a 23-year-old stuck in a 10-year-old body (books). But I think in the movies, she is 12 by the second one. So that makes Edmund a 25-year-old in a 14-year-old body. Susan, a 27-year-old in a 16-year-old body and Peter, a 28-year-old in a 17 year-old-body. What happens too is that when they go back to Narnia, they don't really grow, but they gain all their strength and abilities they used to have before. 40:02 Ikr. 41:16 It's so funny, I can imagine poor Tilda living peacefully and one evening getting a call and just sighing after looking the phone number of the director on the screen😂 41:47 The book it's actually amazing, even better than the second one. But the movie... idk Thank you so much for reacting to this!! Glad that this franchise is finally coming out of the forgetting hole it was in.

6:34 6:58 I always find it so interesting when fantasy films/ shows like this find a way to suggest that magic was part of our real world history, but it either slowly faded away, or we lost access to it (like the Spiderwick Chronicles, Once Upon A Time, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Maleficent, Stardust, etc).

25:28 Susan was known as a great beauty when she grew up in Narnia when she was Queen. Shasta, the lead boy from the book 'The Horse and His Boy' (third chronologically, 5th published, set during the time when he four Pevensie children were the kings and queens of Narnia), thought she was the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen, and one of the plot lines for the story is that the prince of a neighbouring country Calormen (which is where it gets a little murky because sadly 50s racism seeps through into the story, should be fixable with he right authors nowadays though if Netflix ever gets round to the adaptation it's promising), called Prince Rabadash, becomes obsessed with her (it's the 'girl meet a guy, he seems really charming and courteous, she starts to think 'maybe', then she sees what he's really like (in Rabadash's case through his habit of doing things like kicking servants and courtiers that annoy him) and now is too scared of him to want to be with him but is also scared about what he might do to her if she outright refuses him) to the degree that he's willing to wage war on Narnia for her - as he put it "I want her, I must have her, I shall die if I do not get her, false, proud black hearted daughter of dog that she is! I cannot sleep and my food has no savour and my eyes are darkened because of her beauty. I must have the barbarian queen" also calling her names like "my strayed bird" and "the false jade" and also saying "Let the skies fall! Let the earth gape! Let blood and fire obliterate the world! But be sure I will never desist till I have dragged to my palace by her hair the barbarian queen, the daughter of dogs the -" Though the romance between them was written for the movies and weren't in the books, I think we can all agree that Caspian is a much better suitor.

38:38 Not a good luck charm. A blessing. It doesn't meant that everything will be perfect. But they'll never be truly without. They'll always get by.

I think the first one is amazing due to it being so close to the book. This one is pretty good, despite not following the books that much, due to the story and great characters work. Now, my problem with the last one is they made too many changes to the book and, personally, I don't think it's a good movie in itself.

My opinion, but that's a really big big fat Swear. Chronicles of Prince Caspian is a really good film, like all others film of Narnia, but in his dream it's better then the first film.

I love this move but I hated that they aged Prince Caspian up and made a love story between him and Susan! Also sort out hated the drama between the two guys! Caspian was younger in the book and looked up to the others! The BBC version was quite well done and closer to the books! Plus they did The Silver Chair as well as all the ones Disney did!

Yes! So glad you reacted to this one!!!

I agree with the title This IS the best Narnia film 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 Edit: The moment at the ritual at 22:14 my Mom covered my ears as a child and when I got the movie on DVD my Mom fast forwards that part because she's religious

The beach they arrived on in Narnia is here in NZ and about 4 hours from me. 😊 That first battle where they lost people, I get so mad every time!

Will voyga of the dawn treader be on here soon You didn't put the whole movie on here Have you seen the final movie

While the movie came out in 2008 they actually started filming it a lot sooner so the actors are only 2 years older than they were in the first movie.

This one is kinda better but I kinda like the 1st (don't judge me :( its just my opinion)

"Maybe he likes MILFs." I mean, he did end up marrying a star so . . . 👀🤷