Go see Narnia for an exciting, well-done film, and a timeless message that our world so desperately needs. The last battle scene especially is as touching as any I have ever seen, including those in LOTR, putting tears in my eyes even while my heart soared. This is a movie for everyone, at a level for children to understand, yet with a fast plot and exciting battle sequences that will keep anyone interested. The scope, depth, and wonder of Lewis's world have been captured in a timeless manner that should be cherished for all ages. I commend the directors of the movie on their strict adherence to the book. I was a little nervous about how Edmund would turn out, but I needn't have worried those large, startlingly dark eyes are perfect for the change from traitor to hero. Stream songs including 'The Magician's Nephew, Pt. Lucy was adorable, and surprisingly convincing, and Peter was given a very firm performance. Listen to The Chronicles of Narnia (Audio Drama) by Focus on the Family Radio Theatre on Apple Music. Tumnus, which I believe was the best in the film. I must comment on the performance of James McAvoy as Mr. Aslan is given the presence so essential to the heart of the story. Though the voice of Liam Neeson is not as I would have imagined a lion's at first, it is smooth, confident, and effective. I cannot find fault with the casting in any way. The CG images are very good, though not quite as startlingly realistic as those in LOTR. I experienced the same overwhelming sense of awe watching both of these phenomenal pictures. Lord of the Rings is the only thing I can think of to compare it to. Everything about it is so well done, the casting, the scenery, the score. I came out stunned by the magnitude of the picture. I went to see it expecting a very good movie. The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe should go down in the history books right up there with the likes of Lord of the Rings.

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