The Chronicles Of Narnia - The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Review

One of the great children's classics by C.S. Lewis,rules the strange land, the children begin their trek
is brought to the screen in The Lion, the Witchtowards defeating the witch. But along the way,
and the Wardrobe. Set in wartime England, its plotone will fall behind and join the very forces of evil
has the four Pevensie children sent out of Londonthey are trying to defeat. Amongst the mysteries
for their safety. They end up in the countryof talking animals, mythical creatures and magic
house of the eccentric Prof. Digory Kirke, and likespells, the children must free Narnia from the
all children removed from their usual source of funperilous cold, and one of their own, from dangers
and amusement, they're bored, bored, bored.that could destroy them.
Then one day, Lucy begins poking into things, andThis movie was extremely engaging from
one of them is the very odd wardrobe of thebeginning to end, even at a long 2 hour and 20
professor's. What she sees inside, is not theminute running time. Perhaps, it's because it was
professor's clothes, but a world encased in snow.one of my favorite novels growing up, but the
The others of course, don't believe her, sinceyoung actors were quite engaging and Tilda
they haven't found anything half so interesting.Swinton was superb as the White Witch.
But eventually they give in to their own curiosity,Just one note of caution to parents: The movie
and all enter the wardrobe to find themselveswas rated "Parental Guidance Suggested" and
transported to the world of Narnia, where an evilparents should be aware. The movie definitely has
White Witch has created an eternal winter, thatnumerous violent scenes and it's certainly not for
will never see a Christmas.little ones.
Meeting up with the kind and caring lion Aslan who