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Review by bobby

4.5 / 5

For me this movie reflects the most important topics in the christianism:
Redemption
Incarnation
Salvation
Reconciliation
Resurrection
Passion
Final Judgement.

i liked the analogies; the color of the movie; the fidelity to the book> I think it has to be promoted more among all the christians and explain its meaning.

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Category scores

Directing5
Acting3
Screenplay5
Cinematography5
Music (Score)3
Art Direction5
Costume Design5
Make-Up4
Special Effects5
Editing5

Cast

Liam Neesonas Aslan3
William Moseleyas Peter Pevensie4
Anna Popplewellas Susan Pevensie4
Georgie Henleyas Lucy Pevensie5
Skandar Keynesas Edmund Pevensie5
James McAvoyas Mr. Tumnus5
Ray Winstoneas Mr. Beaver4
Dawn Frenchas Mrs. Beaver4
Rupert Everettas Fox4
James Cosmoas Father Christmas4
Tilda Swintonas The White Witch2
Kiran Shahas Ginarrbrik3
Michael Madsenas Maugrim3
Patrick Kakeas Oreius3
Shane Rangias Otmin3
Jim Broadbentas Professor Kirke5
Elizabeth Hawthorneas Mrs. Macready5
Judy McIntoshas Mrs. Pevensie5

Moments & details

Andrew Adamson in bringing The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the big screen4
The realism of the computer-generated creatures and armies of Narnia3
The opening bombing-raid scenes in London3
The realization of Lucy meeting Mr. Tumnus on screen4
The addition of the escape on the icy river by Peter, Susan and Lucy4
The realization of meeting Aslan for the first time on screen4
The realization of The Stone Table on screen4
The Battle at the Fords of Beruna3
The resurrection of Aslan5
The final sequence at Cair Paravel4
The Hunt for the White Stag3
The emotional effect of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe5
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