Well, my absolutely first negative reaction to the movie was about Peter -when you see him fighting at the train station. I was like, Peter, God No, what are you doing??
But I loved that the conflict was based on his feeling out of place in a kid's body after 15 or so years as an adult. I always wanted more of a reaction to be explored of this strange transition. At the end of LWW, I even missed BBC's small Peter gesture where he feels for his missing beard. Little things like that which remind you that these characters have feelings and psyches and don't just change the course of events but are changed by the course of events.
Anyway, that's just me, but my point is that I made my peace with movie Pete pretty quickly leaving me with.... -..... oh yeah! CASPIAN *phew*
I don't hate the guy but there are a lot of things about him which totally underwhelm me. In the book, he was a fairly decent lad. In the movie, he's kind of a drama king. Ok, Peter's 'worse' but I thought Will stole the show from Ben with his acting and that kind of sums up the problem.
I'm very confused about what age Caspian is supposed to be. I don't mind him being around Peter's age --since that's how he's described, vaguely enough, in the book. But in the movie, he often acted younger and then suddenly older. The inconsistency of his character confused me entirely.