The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Prince Caspian, the true king of the Telmarines people escapes a murderous plot staged his uncle Miraz to take the throne. Caspian flees from his bed, with the aid and advice from his educator and guardian Cornelius. Cornelius gives him Queen Susan's horn to call on the past kings of Narnia, but only to use in time of grave danger. The danger comes soon enough, Caspian instructed to run to the forbidden forest for safety, with the thought that his uncle and men would not follow. As Caspian is about to be captured he pressed his lips upon the horn and we are taken to a different time, away from the magical kingdom, now standing in a train station during World War II with Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter, the Kings and Queens of Narnia. Peter is in a fight with some school mates...then the four are transported back to the Narnia Kindom, but the kingdom has changed. The four must once again go into battle for Narnia with Caspian and the belief that Aslan will come back. The film has many battles and death, before viewing make sure it's appropriate with your child.

The Narnia Chronicals are fantasy epic novels by author C.S. Lewis. Seven books were written in the 1950s which sold over 120 million copies world wide. Prince Caspian: The Return to Narnia is the second novel in the series. The next novel, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, is in the works for the screen. I hope we see rest of the series in the years to come. For now, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, is great and enjoyable. If you love these fantasy films you will definitely enjoy the movie.

With the three disc collectors DVD, you also receive something special, a digital copy of the movie. You can transfer these files to your portable device such as your iPod. An activation code is required. Not bad to have your personal copy on the go. The bonus features go over how the film was shot in New Zealand. In addition you have the regular stuff on DVD, deleted scenes, and audio commentary by directory Andrew Adamson. There are many hours to go over the extras and in-depth knowledge of the film making and characters.