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Thoughts on the new trailer?
The sword thing needs more explaining. How is the White Witch connected to Telmarine swords?
I think the White Witch is only part of a nightmare on Dark Island.
Hmmm, that is definitely possible. I hadn’t thought about that.
I’ve also heard and seen by looking carefully that the trailer intentionally is misleading. Look at little details like whether or not people have wet hair from shot to shot in a section that looks like it’s in the same scene. You might be surprised!
So… The movie comes out next week! Anybody re-reading the book? Anybody going opening night?
I haven’t read the book and I’m probably not going to now. I won’t be going to opening night but I do want to see it!
I’m not doing either. I should reread the book, but I don’t have time.
a friend told my sister it is going to be the closest to the books so far (from someone at a pre-screening thing) i say right on!!!
I’ve been re-reading most of the books so I’ll be all ready to do a review here on Incredibooks like I did for Prince Caspian. Three days! *Snoopy dance*
I read all the books at least once. I actually listened to the audiobook of “The Magician’s Nephew”, and I thought it was very cool and funny, so I read the book. I probably won’t re-read the book, but I’ll try and watch the movie.
Jordan’s review is up. I haven’t seen VDT yet, but might be going to see it in theaters.
Anyone else seen it?
No. Not yet.
Our entire family saw it a couple of days ago. Unfortunately I was disappointed. They left alot of things hanging, when one sentence could have cleared it up. They needed more dialouge. Spoilers after this.
Eustace’s transformation was disappointing. They didn’t make it clear that when he was scratching, he was trying to remove his dragon skin. All they would have needed was one line from Aslan along the lines of, remove your skin you are a boy now. Or something like that. So Eustace’s story didn’t have the same impact it did in the book.
On a nicer note I really enjoyed the relationship between Caspian and Edmund. Especially the scene right before the end battle, the two of them chatting while putting their armor on. It was very sweet.
I also liked the battle scenes, they were creative and interesting. No more lining armies up and charging. I salute their choreographer.
So my final conclusion they made a good movie, but failed to go the extra mile to make it a great movie. Which is unfortunate.
Yes, Adalin, this is one of the few films I have seen that I thought needed more dialogue. Most of the time I feel like less was needed. Although, pieces of VDT needed less dialogue, too…
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