*The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe* is INSANE!

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  @IrishMonks15 · 1 year ago

  I'm still blown away that Aslan looks better in this movie than any of the lions in The Lion King 2019. So expressive and energetic.

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  @shadamyandsonamylover · 1 year ago

  Fun facts about this movie:<br><br>1. Lucy’s scream when she first meets Tumnus is 100% genuine. She had never seen him in his green screen costume and she was so jump scared and terrified by his look that she screamed. They took that one and only take due to its perfection.<br><br>2. They had to film this movie in chronological order due to Lucy having such a huge growth spurt that she grows a whole head taller during the course of shooting. If you compare Lucy from first scene to the last scene you can see the height difference.

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  @sokandueler9578 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Okay, so the professor (Digory) was in Narnia when it was created. &nbsp;He took an apple from Narnia to help his sick mother and planted the seeds. &nbsp;When the seeds sprouted, he cut the tree down and fashioned the wood into the wardrobe. &nbsp;The magic of Narnia is in the wardrobe, which is why it is a gateway to Narnia.<br><br>Also, the professor was based on JRR Tolkien.<br><br><br>Edit: couple things. &nbsp;Some people have mentioned that Digory didn’t cut down the tree, but that it had fallen over do to natural causes and that he took the wood from it after it had fallen. &nbsp;Also, Narnia was first discovered through the use of magic rings, and it was burying those rings next to the apple seeds that caused the wood from the tree to be magical. &nbsp;It’s been a hot minute since I’ve gone through the books, so I’m glad they corrected me.

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  @sweetart0811 · 1 year ago

  Just a note on the design aspect of the film: the majority of the people who created the costumes, armor, CGI, etc., were the same people who worked on the Lord of the Rings, which is why the film is so incredibly gorgeous.

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  @rileytouris2016 · 1 year ago

  One thing the movie left out from the book that is fairly important for Edmund is that the Turkish Delights were enchanted so all he could think about was getting more. So, he wasn&apos;t just betraying his family cause, he was literally under a spell.

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  @Balthos_adjacent · 1 year ago

  The pure joy on Alex’s face for so much of this was incredible. I’m calling it now, his reaction to LotR is going to be one of the best on YouTube when it happens.

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  @Iosaef · 1 year ago

  In the book, it&apos;s stated that the Turkish Delight was enchanted so that the person would become extremely addicted and would do anything for more.

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  @WaffleBasket · 1 year ago

  The character development of Edmund throughout the trilogy is <b>Chef kiss</b>

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  @lunalux2293 · 1 year ago

  Little context for the set up of this movie. In the UK cities were constantly bombed by german planes (the blitz), to protect children, they sent them to the countryside where bombs weren&apos;t being dropped. The mothers couldn&apos;t go with them because they needed to continue working in the factories to do their part in the war effort.

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  @maliedelgado2658 · 1 year ago

  Literally did not realize until this watch thru that the White Witch was wearing Aslan’s mane during the battle 😭😱😤

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  @allystrong15 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM7MR0Wobj8&amp;t=2256">37:36</a> I just realized the griffin aerial attack is a callback to the bombing at the beginning of the movie and that&apos;s where Peter gets that idea

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  @H0n3yBunny24 · 9 months ago

  Fun fact: The kids reactions to Narnia was their genuine reactions. They were blindfolded and carried onto the set to make the character’s reactions more believable

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