I think it's probably a bad idea to get me started on all the things I was mad about in the movie that they changed.
First of all let me say that I think it was a very good movie but only if you separate it from the book. I will only name the things I was most unhappy about so I don't get boring or annoying.
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#1. Aslan's talk with Lucy: It wasn't really there. I was especially upset when he is telling her she did wrong by not following him even when the others didn't see him. In the book he made sure she knew she did wrong and when she realized she started crying because she felt so bad and realized her mistake. In the movie their conversation went like this (practically, at least that's the way it felt) "You should have followed me, Lucy" "Oh, I'm sorry, Aslan!" "Oh that's alright, no harm done!" Since Lucy had always been the good little girl she needed to know when she does wrong. She had to remember she wasn't perfect.
#2. Caspian and Susan's horn: Why the blazes did he blow the horn at the part he did in the movie?! He really did it for no good reason. #3 has to do with this one, so I will just mention it now. I was really upset that Caspian didn't believe in Old Narnia! In the book that was part of what made him a special character; he believed in something he couldn't see (which is what we all have to do with our faith) and believed in it so strongly! He only said "I'd heard the stories but never really believed they were true". What's with that? He would have known that the horn was very special and I thought it made him a wimp to have him blow it so early when he wasn't in huge dire need. Now I understand they wanted to have the Pevensie's in it, but I still think it was really silly. Caspian in the book would have known and believed in what he was doing.
Okay, so enough of my rambling. The above are the things that made me most angry. But like I said if I separate it from the book it was a pretty good movie. Did anyone else have these problems?