Here, in the world of unenchanted regular moviegoing, he was around two and a half years since “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” the first payment to Walt Disney and Walden Media powerful “Chronicles of Narnia” franchise. In the war in England, where the Pevensie children live, if they do not speak consorting with the lion and the fight against witches, about a year ago. But in Narnia itself, in the four Pevensies plucky return in “Prince Caspian”, the second film in the series, the centuries have passed, and everything has changed. The large hall, where Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy have monarch of the Kingdom of fell into ruins, and the user-friendliness of the wood creatures with their British accents and hosted by computer animated fur appear on the screen.

    If the child exiled kings and queens are thrown in Narnia (thanks to a sudden outbreak of special effects in a subway station in London), they seem no more children in a fantasy story, but rather in a kind of tragedy Jacob, a reminder that CS Lewis was, like everyone else, a scholar of English literature of the Renaissance. In a dark castle in a dark forest, the men with heavy armor and beard before half-shadow, and dispute. Instead of wild fauna and Turkish pleasure, there is murder and treason, and a serious, the atmosphere remains martial law on the history, even if the spunky rodent back dwarfs and talkative. (The lion Aslan also shows until finally the voice reassuring Liam Neeson).

    Sun, “Prince Caspian” is a little darker than “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,” both in appearance and in the mood. It is also in a way satisfactory. The violence (if gore-free) and the fight scenes with high Body Count May Geklapper very young viewers, but older children can go into the dense exercise the political intrigue. The relative scarcity of digital effects in the first part of the film allows the director, Andrew Adamson, and the cinematographer Karl Walter Lindenlaub, the beauty of the landscape Narnian more of the traditional film funds. His lush wood and stone part hanging a reminder that the supernaturalism of fairy tales from the magic of the natural world.

    And the heroic tales of adventure, imagination, but to the human problems of power, cruelty and conflict. “Prince Caspian” for its place-jawed, rather pale hero (played by Ben Barnes), but its main source of energy dramatically is the villain, the uncle of the Caspian Sea Miraz, plays with the size of the malignant large Italian actor Sergio Castellitto. Miraz is a classic usurpateur royal family, the throne of the Caspian’s father, the king legitimate, and looks at someone else for his own newborn son once the Caspian Sea is out of the way. His yard is a nest Viper double play and the reduction promise.

    Cue grumpy dwarves, swashbuckling mouse and Pevensies apple cheeks. The small intestine and the struggle of the popular Narnian metro! Since the Telmarines came to the point deleted and the old magic, a relic of robust Narnians, to hide under the trees peacefully to meet their own needs, with the legends of King Edmund (Skandar Keynes), the Queen Lucy (Georgie Henley), Queen Susan (Anna Popplewell) High King and Peter (William Moseley). If the lead back, saving Trumpkin (Peter Dinklage), a small Narnian anger captured by the soldiers Miraz, and finally, to Prince Caspian, the long trade, half-smoldering waits with Susan.

    Despite this whiff of romance, what follows is essentially a film of war, in the development of fight sequences in the courtyard of the palace and at one level, grass, accompanied by thunder hoofbeats, whizzing arrows, swords and clanking Harry Gregson-Williams’s vibrant customers. These sections are apparently what the audience wants to see, and certainly that producers pay difficult to take life. There is a danger to the unity and the effort that Mr. Adamson is not all to overcome, although he and his fellow screenwriters, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, pulverize enough intellectual dialogue, the film on the long mid to feel like a slog.

    The main characters, of which the brothers and sisters have sometimes surly dynamics of the condition that the first “Narnia” movie with a touch of psychological complexity, seem a little flat, as if they were accustomed to their work on the activities of the heroes. And “Prince Caspian” is not really their issue, sort of, except to the extent to which the children to identify the audience with their courage and the right direction.

    The veil of allegory, Lewis in the Narnia books wrapped something on the screen and a part of its charm and was re-ébréché away - not so much by a withdrawal of filmmakers, by a feeling of familiarity. Tales of good and evil in Enchanted Lands populated mythical animals are everywhere these days, May, the reduction of energy each new. The Pevensie children escape in London between the episodes, but film fans have little chance, and perhaps also the willingness of Narnia, and the other more and more, and therefore more and more land to land, sites like it is.

Directed by Andrew Adamson; written by Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely and Mr. Adamson, based on the C. S. Lewis books; director of photography, Karl Walter Lindenlaub; edited by Sim Evan-Jones; music by Harry Gregson-Williams; production designer, Roger Ford; visual effects supervisors, Dean Wright and Wendy Rogers; produced by Mark Johnson, Philip Steuer and Mr. Adamson; released by Walt Disney Studios and Walden Media. Running time: 2 hours 12 minutes.

WITH: Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian), William Moseley (Peter), Anna Popplewell (Susan), Skandar Keynes (Edmund), Georgie Henley (Lucy), Peter Dinklage (Trumpkin, the Red Dwarf), Warwick Davis (Nikabrik, the Black Dwarf), Sergio Castellitto (King Miraz), Pierfrancesco Favino (General Glozelle), Damián Alcázar (Lord Sopespian), Vincent Grass (Doctor Cornelius), David Bowles (Lord Gregoire) and Liam Neeson (Voice of Aslan).

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    djamel said

    June 23 2008 @ 3:46 pm

    i want to watch the film

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