Dawn Treader in TimesOnlines 50 Biggest Movies for 2010 List

November 18, 2009 Paul Martin The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Movie News 10

Coming in at #16 on their list, is The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. They write: One of a number of franchises jostling for the soon-to-be vacated Harry Potter spot, the Narnia series suffered something of a setback with Prince Caspian’s lacklustre performance. Dawn Treader is, though, considered by the Narnia faithful to be one of the best books of the set.

The best known names in the film, Liam Neeson and Eddie Izzard, don’t actually appear onscreen, but lend their voices to two of the fanciful characters encountered by the young cast as they seek the Seven Lost Lords of Narnia. For good or for ill, this will be a turning point in this series. If it succeeds, The Silver Chair and other Narnia movies will win an enormous worldwide audience. If receipts are broadly similar to those of its predecessor, it could well be the last of the Narnia films.

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June 29, 2007 Paul Martin C.S. Lewis, C.S. Lewis Books, C.S. Lewis Society, J.R.R. Tolkien, Narnia Film News, The Children of Hurin, The Hobbit, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Movie News Comments Off on C.S. Lewis Society Update, 6/23/07

David J. Theroux, the Founder and President of the C. S. Lewis Society of California has e-mailed us with the latest updates on many upcoming events that you’re all invited to attend! I hope that some of you have the chance to visit these events and join Lewis Societies, or even have the opportunity to start one in your own area if one does not exist. Again, sorry for the delay again. I was reminded of this e-mail by a user that actually visited the group and had a great time. […]

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  2. “It could well be the last of the Narnia films”!!!! NOOOOO!!!! ;-( Just because PC only made some $400 million, while LWW earned some $700 million, doesn’t mean that PC was a flop!

  3. Well Disney’s stupid and got lazy and decided not to do the movies anymore. That’s why I hate ’em so much. -_-

  4. Well the thing with disney I think is that there was a disagreement on the what Christian values to leave in. I am pretty sure I read that. And I think that they are still planning, at least, on doing all the movies. I hope so! Can’t wait for the movie!

  5. i hate disney! because of them there might not be all 7 narnia movies!! i really wanted to see the last battle on the big screen!

  6. In terms of making $420 million the movie was no flop for the box-office but in terms of return Disney only broke even. Disney was wrong to terminate the film but if I read correctly one of the main disputes was over the budget of the film. Walden wanted $150 million as a budget and Disney only wanted $100 million!
    I think VODT should be higher on the list, not because I’m a fan but because U think this one will make more money. There are not as many competitor movies as there were in 2008 (IE Sex and the City and Indiana Jones).

  8. No! I don’t want it to be the last Narnia movie!
    Attention all Narnia fans:
    Take your family and your friends to watch this movie!

  9. I t won’t be the last Narnia movie if we all go out and support it!!! I’m talking take your family members/neighbors/friends to go see it!! (Oh…you know what I mean) PLEASE EVERYONE LET’S MAKE THIS FILM A BIG HIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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