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

Жаль, что Хроники Нарнии забросили... Книги безумно интересные: мама купила, когда я болела этот огромный том, и я взахлёб прочитала все 1000с лихом страниц. Очень хотелось бы увидеть если не продолжение, то хотя бы другой фильм/сериал и желательно с камео актёров, игравших в Хрониках 2000х (особенно Анны, Скандера, Уилла и Джорджи)))

What an abundance of humor in the 3rd film. Justos is a godsend. This is some kind of Pirates of the Caribbean by Clive Lewis. Unlike the 2nd movie, this one is lighter. But also not a child's, like the 1st

I decided to reconsider. How I love this atmosphere and was waiting for the continuation when I read the books. But now it's more likely to be adapted into some kind of wretched series, with new actors and all the fans will suffer

I liked the third film much more than the second one. If we take the whole trilogy as a whole, it's a very cool fairy tale. Beautiful and kind. And that's what I thought about after watching: well, how do you continue to live an ordinary life, after visiting such a beautiful place and knowing that you will never return there?!

the biggest childhood memory of this movie was with this particular picture, from which water poured. nevertheless, I decided to watch all the films and it's such nostalgia, although I don't remember much, since I watched it at about 5 years old, or maybe younger. In short, it's just a masterpiece and very pleasant moments from the past that bring you back to childhood

Wonderful memories of these films, filled with magic and curiosity about the world. I think they are mandatory for everyone to view! About courage, friendship and family, a perfect combination with fortitude and bravery!

She giggled like that from Eustace. this actor constantly gets similar roles))

I really wanted to watch a movie based on the book The Horse and his Boy

I was very annoyed with Poulter's character in the whole movie, and therefore my impressions of the film as a whole are not very good.

That's how the trilogy ended. It's amazing how the people have a tradition of reviewing Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings every year, but Narnia, as Narnia should be, is somehow forgotten over time. Although she leaves no less feelings.
I liked the third movie more than the second, but in my eyes, nothing can surpass the first part. It's a relatively short story of only 1.5 hours, packed full of interesting encounters.
CGI regarding the second film seemed to be tightened up, which made watching Reepicheep and Eustace the Dragon even more enjoyable. In general, all the characters go through the arcs of growing up, and it responds with some kind of longing in the soul.
The end is probably one of the most heartwarming of all three films. The realization that you won't be coming back... It's painful. And we won't be going back with the Pevensey kids unless we use books.
I absolutely do not understand the claims about the "allusion to the Bible", when it has long been known that Narnia is literally the story of the Bible and the creation of the world for children. And as long as faith and its rituals are not imposed, they are not forcibly leading someone to a temple, I think this is a very interesting way to at least get acquainted with such a topic. Moreover, if you really want to, you can ignore all references and hints with a clear conscience and focus directly on the magical world and adventures.