• Red Forehead

    ★★★★ Added by Red Forehead

    fantaseeeeeeeeesss

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  • Stefan M.

    ★★★ Watched by Stefan M. 03 Jun, 2013

    Was Teil 2 zu lang war, ist Teil 3 zu kurz. 7 Schwerter müssen gefunden werde. <SPOILER> Und es reichen allein 2 Locations aus, um 6 der 7 Schwerter zu finden. Ne, da erwartet man mehr.</SPOILER>

    Insgesamt eine schön erzählte Trilogie für Kinder, die auch Erwachsenen nicht schadet.

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  • Marco Duran

    ★★★½ Added by Marco Duran

    @Camdun_Roar: Narnia has always had better creature effects then Potter. What's with that? 7/10

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  • Karl von Randow

    ★★★ Watched by Karl von Randow 22 May, 2013

    A little heavy on the guess-who and I'm sad that the mouse is gone. It was okay. I only remembered bits and pieces from the books but it seems like they captured it pretty well.

    I'd consider these films to watch with the kids.

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  • Iván Trejo

    ★★★½ Watched by Iván Trejo 11 May, 2013

    "We spoken often of Narnia in the days that followed. When my cousins left after the war ended, I missed them with all my heart, as I know all Narnians will miss them 'til the end of time."

    La última entrega que cierra la trilogía en la pantalla grande es considerablemente mejor que sus antecesoras. Más dinámica y con un poquito más de conflictos juveniles. Quizá haya sido por el cambio de estudios (Disney se desinteresó completamente de la franquicia)…

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  • David Bonesteel

    ★★ Added by David Bonesteel

    Edmund (Skander Keyes), Lucy (Georgie Henley), and their obnoxious cousin Eustace (Will Poulter) are hurled into Narnia, where they join Caspian in a search for seven lost lords.

    "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" was the weakest of C.S. Lewis's books, and it is the weakest film in the series to date as well. The screenwriters cobble together a serviceable overall arc for the story, which did not exist in the book, but it remains a terribly episodic narrative, and the…

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  • andre luiz

    ★★★★ Rewatched by andre luiz 27 Apr, 2013

    this high definition experience was better than the 3d at the movies. how is it possible?

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  • Charlie Derry

    ★★★ Watched by Charlie Derry 31 Mar, 2013

    I'm yet to read any of The Chronicles of Narnia novels that these films are based on, but from the adaptations alone it's obvious that C. S. Lewis's series of books tell a brilliant story for children. The third instalment in the series, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is an epic fantasy adventure. Epic for the younger audience, that is, because whilst I didn't enjoy this film as much as I did the others, I knew that I would…

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  • Speciate

    ★★★ Added by Speciate

    The kid who plays Eustace Scrubb is perfect, but the green fog is bad

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  • Enrique

    ★★★★ Added by Enrique

    Me gusto mucho los efectos y para mi es mejor que las anteriores y el mensaje es lindo, yo les recomiendo a las personas ateas que no lean ni vean las películas de Narnia porque si lees los libros entenderás que es un libro muy católico.

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  • Alberto Monroy

    ★★★ Watched by Alberto Monroy 15 May, 2011

    Publiqué el 15/05/2011:

    ¡Órale! La tropa de adolescentes de Narnja ahora entraron a ese reino por un cuadro de escena marítima... (Menos mal que no era cubista ;-)
    2011-05-15 00:55:43 (+00:00)

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  • Epic Johnson

    ★★★ Watched by Epic Johnson 07 Feb, 2013

    A worthy conclusion to an underrated series, Voyage of the Dawn Treader tells a slightly different kind of story than the previous two movies while still staying true to the style of its predecessors. While The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe and Prince Caspian were much more straight-forward stories both essentially centered around a war, the book Dawn Treader is based on is more of an episodic treasure hunt/adventure tale which doesn't lend itself as well to a single…

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