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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)

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DirectingThe director's vision: pacing, tone, and how well every piece comes together
ActingThe performances of the cast overall
ScreenplayThe script: story, dialogue, and how well the source material was adapted
CinematographyHow the film looks: camera work, framing, and lighting
Music (Score)The soundtrack and how well it supports the story
Art DirectionSets, locations, and the overall look of the world
Costume DesignThe clothing and how it fits the characters and setting
Make-UpCharacter make-up, prosthetics, and creature designs
Special EffectsVisual and practical effects, from CGI to stunts
EditingHow scenes flow together: rhythm, transitions, and length
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Georgie Henley as Lucy Pevensie
Skandar Keynes as Edmund Pevensie
Ben Barnes as King Caspian
Will Poulter as Eustace Scrubb
Liam Neeson as Aslan
Simon Pegg as Reepicheep
Gary Sweet as Drinian
Terry Norris as Lord Bern
Bruce Spence as Lord Rhoop
Bille Brown as Coriakin
Laura Brent as Liliandil
Tilda Swinton as The White Witch
Anna Popplewell as Susan Pevensie
William Moseley as Peter Pevensie
Shane Rangi as Tavros
Arthur Angel as Rhince
Arabella Morton as Gael
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The Supporting CastRachel Blakely (Gael's Mum); Steven Rooke (Nausus the Faun); Tony Nixon (Rynelf); Roy Billing (Chief Dufflepud); Mirko Grillini (Belligerent Telmarine); etc.
Michael Apted bringing The Voyage of the Dawn Treader to the big screen
Realism of the computer-generated creatures of Narnia (Aslan, Reepicheep, Dufflepuds, Dragon, Serpent)
The addition of the green mist, Narnia's natural reaction to evil being introduced to the world. (Also using a bit of the plot of The Silver Chair.)
The addition of the seven swords as gifts of Aslan to protect Narnia.
The opening introduction of Eustace scenes in Cambridge
The children's entry to Narnia
The realization of The Dawn Treader
The realization of Narrowhaven
The realization of Dragon / Goldwater Island
The realization of the Magician's Island
The realization of the Magician's Library
The realization of Ramandu's Island with Aslan's Table
The final Battle with the serpent at the Dark Island
The Un-Dragoning of Eustace by Aslan
The ends of the world with Aslan, Caspian, the children and Reepicheep?
The return to England and final moments of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
The emotional effect of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

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