As a fifth grader, C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" was one of my favorite books. Its initial premise of an ordinary-looking wardrobe that lead to a land of magical creatures and talking animals one that opened up my young imagination in a way nothing else quite had before.
Although I read the book a few times, it was the first few chapters that I would return to most often. The introduction to the four Pevensie kids and the first trip to the snowy landscape of Narnia by the younger Pevensie sister, Lucy, held both a sense of wonderment and an eerie feeling of the unknown that was irresistible to this ten-year-old.
Having not read the enduring C.S. Lewis classic in close to twenty-four years, those fond childhood memories had begun to haze over until seeing it last night with my own seven and nine year old daughters.
The film is geared primarily toward a younger audience and parents who want to have something to see with their children. Very nicely done graphics and I love the lion in this movie to.
Definitely something for the whole family to watch on a movie night.
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