"The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe", a classic of children's literature, beloved by millions of people around the globe.
It seemed that the expectations of the whole world lay upon the shoulders of Director Andrew Adamson. Would his adaptation deliver?
Of course! Aslan is definately on the move in this one!
Never before has anyone captured the true essence and magic of C.S Lewis' classic novel than Andrew Adamson.
With a line up of great actors, including Liam Neeson, Ray Winstone and Jim Broadbent to name a few, nothing can fault this glorious visual epic!

The music itself will transort you to the magical world of Narnia, a world populated by Fauns, centaurs, talking animals and various other creatures! The battle scenes are simply breath-taking, brilliantly choreographed whilst holding true to the content of the book. You'll marvel at the majesty of Aslan as he emerges from the pavilion for the first time, and be reduced to tears by his noble sacrifice on the Stone Table.
But aside from the visual beauty of the movie, the real beauty lies within the performances of the actors, especially the sentiment expressed in the relationship between Lucy and Mr. Tumnus, for as we all know, Lucy is the real hero of "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe", and Director Andrew Adamson surely knew this in his perfect casting of Georgie Henley as Lucy.

The "Deep Magic" has been appeased...