The Most Anticipated Scene.

As for the Pevensies being drawn into the Narnian world: perhaps it could be like Star Trek programs when a starship is shown going into warp drive, its image seeming to stretch out and then vanish in a burst of light.
 
Maybe they will do the transfer as the book describes: everything becomes a blur, there are some flashes of light as they show the warp drive effect that Copperfox mentioned, and then they're shown landing (literally) in the courtyard of Cair Paravel.
 
There are two ways to show the Pevensies being brought into Narnia. From an outside view as Copperfox mentioned, and from their own view as the General suggested. I would want the latter. It would look much better seeing their world fade away, and then be replaced by Narnia.

When I think of them exiting this world, I think of it happening like it describes in MN when Polly disappears: "immediately, without a flash or a noise or a warning of any sort, there was no Polly." That, of course, being the outside view of seeing them disappear. For them, there was a warning.

As for the scenes I am eagerly anticipating, Lucy's meeting with Aslan at night is one. I also would love to see when Aslan plays with Trumpkin, but just like in LWW when they took out the playful romp with Susan and Lucy after Aslan came back to life, I doubt they will put that in.

MrBob
 
I think I'm most looking forward to Caspian escaping from King Miraz's castle. Can't wait to see the Tower and then the horseride through the storm. It's always been one of those scenes that has really fired my imaginination :cool:.

I can't wait to see Caer Paravel either. And the scene with Reep and his mice after losing his tail in the battle should be really cool too :)!

It's going to be awesome!! I don't know if they'll be able to do the final scene without making me bawl my eyes out though ;)!
 
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I'd have to say...the scene where Lucy walks away into the forest in the middle of the night and remembers the Old Narnia,and the one where she sees Aslan and the others don't.It really shows what a connection Lucy and Aslan actually have.
 
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