And I too would like to see picturess of him. I loved his bravery and coolness in Prince Caspian.
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And I too would like to see picturess of him. I loved his bravery and coolness in Prince Caspian.
And I too would like to see picturess of him. I loved his bravery and coolness in Prince Caspian.
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I'm very grateful to see Will Poulter still looks younger than Georgie Henley (since she's actually two years younger).
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Sweet, Ryan is playing Caspian now!Elrohir wrote:
Oh dear, it looks exactly like him, now that you mention it, EK! 
That's really freaky, actually. That would explain his lack of time for the ToO!
I liked Caspian better without the beard...I hope that it doesn't make an appearance throughout the entire film.
That's really freaky, actually. That would explain his lack of time for the ToO! I liked Caspian better without the beard...I hope that it doesn't make an appearance throughout the entire film.
O_O You're right. He does look like Ryan.Tyler wrote:Sweet, Ryan is playing Caspian now!Elrohir wrote:
Oh, BTW, people on NarniaWeb are pretty sure the person sitting next to Caspian is Edmund. You can't see him because of the sailor.
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lol.humdedum wrote:Golly Gee Whilikers! Golly Gee Whilikers! Golly Gee Whilikers! Golly Gee Whilikers! Golly Gee Whilikers!!!
Ya I look forward to this movie a lot, since it was definitely my favorite of the books.
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HAHAHA!humdedum wrote:Someone once said while watching The Kiss, "NOOO! This ISN't Return of the King! It WON'TTTTTT WORK!"
that's so awesome!
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I really hope that this movie is truer to the book then the last one. i refuse to watch the last one after i got up and left when they started kissing.
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Aw, the kiss doesn't ruin the whole movie, now. 
Besides, the ending is hysterical with more of "Phyllis", and of course leaving the torch in Narnia.
Besides, the ending is hysterical with more of "Phyllis", and of course leaving the torch in Narnia. 
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well the kiss was the last straw. it broke the camels back.Termite wrote:Aw, the kiss doesn't ruin the whole movie, now.
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Aww, it's a good movie. I just kinda ignore the kiss because I don't think Susan is good enough for Caspian. 
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Caspian is the one with commitment issues even though Susan kisses him then leaves his world? 
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Yeah, she could have restrained herself.
Anyway... I look over it. The rest of the movie was good, so I can deal with one immature kiss.
*coughs* The movie's coming out in roughly five months!
Anyway... I look over it. The rest of the movie was good, so I can deal with one immature kiss.
*coughs* The movie's coming out in roughly five months!
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5 months? where do you get 5 months? I thought it came out in december of next year?? oh, and about the kiss being the last straw, I think the camel's back broke after Caspian first made eyes at Susan.
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December? 
For the longest time it was May 29, 2010. Don't tell me they changed the date again.
For the longest time it was May 29, 2010. Don't tell me they changed the date again.Love you always, SnC
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Termite, the date changed when Disney dropped Narnia and Fox picked it up. It's really better for the movie to be released in December because that's a better "family" date.
Since the actors are a little older than the characters in the book, you have to admit that a crush developing could be a likely thing in that situation.Shennifer wrote:5 months? where do you get 5 months? I thought it came out in december of next year?? oh, and about the kiss being the last straw, I think the camel's back broke after Caspian first made eyes at Susan.
well yeah, but it's the beginning of something that was never in the book, so therefore, it shouldn't have been in the movie
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To be perfectly honest, I was never fond of certain aspects in the book Prince Caspian. Normally I want a film to be more true to its book but I think the writers here realized that following the book would have made for a rather strange movie.
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Apparently May is more of a "Summer Blockbuster" month or something whereas the beginning of December is "family friendly." I forget exactly but either someone said that here or I read it on another website.