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This sequel is an equal.
Which is to say, with the new Chronicle, it offers slightly stronger visuals and slightly weaker story values, so, overall, you can pretty much expect the same level of quality as the original delivered.
In this second children’s adventure, the four British Pevensie siblings are summoned back to Narnia from London during the World War II blitz to do battle with a new enemy, who is threatening to render the kindly creatures who inhabit this enchanted kingdom extinct.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, based on the second book in the fantasy cycle by C.S. Lewis, follows The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, which was based on the first, to the family-film marketplace. And it’s been produced on a somewhat larger scale, with additional cast, effects, comic bits, battle scenes, and CGI creatures — which is what happens when your first entry makes three-quarters of a b-b-billion bucks.













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