I love how he show's how regal he is as soon she backs off

that was his way of saying " bitch stfu and sit down "

It's so ironic cuz she asks cuz she wouldn't or wasn't.

I was scared myself first time as 12 years old

Aslan basically said "I know more than you"

@@Coach_Shiner, oh, he knows A LOT more than he leads on. Minus the final battle scene, this is the best exchange in the entire film in my opinion.

He meant b*tch

@@TheChinkyell, well, he can’t say that but yes.

That's not what he said in the book. He basically egged the White Witch on, basically saying, all right, if you're so smart to remind me of the Deep Magic, go ahead and flaunt your knowledge.

Ain't it 😂

Goes to show how shitty that film, if u can even call it that, really is.

Absolutely true. This is also the franchise Disney stupidity released a sequel during summertime for an obvious winter release and then got rid of the film rights to fox (who handled the third one, and then the other parties involved fought about it for no reason whatsoever. They don't have them back I don't think at least, but the whole mess ruined chances of Liam Nesson and Tilda Swinton (and Will Poulter) to appear in "The Silver Chair" and "The Magician's Nephew" and I'd like to see how anyone is going to live up to their preformances.

Facts.

More emotions as well.

J.R.R. Tolkien: .....why is there a lamp post? C.S. Lewis: Why not? Tolkien: *face palm*

@@farahwyn8733 the lamp comes from the first book, but since it wasn't adapted into movies, it remained there as a reference (and an oddity). It's been there since the creation of Narnia.

@@redhausser7492 Thanks for the info....but I already know the history of Narnia. I know the story of The Magician's Nephew...and Jadis, the White Witch, was the one who threw that lampost from our world (when she was brought here in our world by the boy) to the new land of Narnia. Well at least that's how I remember it.😅🙂

@@redhausser7492 I am just joking, just making a poor attempt to show how Tolkien and Lewis have different styles in making their own fantasy worlds. Tolkien wanted to stick to traditional fantasy (like ancient myths, mythology) as possible while Lewis wanted to explore different fantasy elements and even literally mixing Christianity/Catholicism and mythology (Father Christmas, Adam and Eve, Lion Jesus exist in the same world with mermaids, dwarves, witches, etc.) 😅

@@farahwyn8733 don't worry mate. Also, the joke was good btw

😭👏🏾

Qso

That’s because Jadis only arrived when Narnia was formed. She’s not from the world that Narnia is part of, she came from the realm of Charn. She wasn’t there for the writing of the deep laws, only those rules as they pertain to Narnia.

Literally so powerful goddammit 👏 👏 👏

Is that from chapter 15 of the first book?

Same! I get chills when he says that

But in Magician s Nephew was never mentioned somethng about writing laws like that every traitor belongs to witch, no ?

"Bitch! I wrote it!"

Jesus

Just like Jesus in real life.

don't fuck with Liam Neeson

Correction: it's 'don't fuck with JESUS!!!'

good one

Zhane 65 Way to fuck things up Edmund!

Htoo Doh back off.

Yet they can’t do the same for Lion King

He's not a tame lion

@@RyanHall3295 Nice reference there! ☺️☺️

Aslan isn’t anthropomorphic. Apart from his voice and the way he speaks, he still acts like a cat.

Aslan = Jesus; Aslan is Turkish for lion Jesus is the lion of Judah.

When a kid tries to tell an adult about a movie, but it's a reboot of a certain franchise...

@@tabthecabbit3354 🤣🤣🤣omg

irisheyes317 Wait...what?

True.

lucy notices

Lucy notice and it kept it awoke to follow aslan.

Lucy noticed😪

Lol

SealDude And next, Aslan said "Be gone, Satan!" (Witch) The LION and the Lamb has spoken!

Hell yeah! Aslan be like "BITCH Y'WANNA TEST ME!?!"

If Asian is the king and jadis is the queen are they married

@@amandacannon3465 No. Jadis is a false queen. Aslan is the true and rightful king. Satan versus Jesus.

Meme it

Is it bad the white witch is my favorite

teacher tries to tell a student about memes “ do not cite the deep magic to me! I was there when it was written.

@@grantbrown8166 it should be Teacher tells me I made a mistake Do not cite the deep magic (of mistakes) you WITCH I was there when (i checked over my paper) it was written btw the witch part is very important

When a little kid tries to tell me to spell ICUP. Me "Do not cite the deep magic to me, witch. I was there when it was written"

Bilal Zahid It’s also worth noting that God (symbolized by Aslan) will never break any promise he makes. So asking Aslan (God) if he will keep his promise is an insult to Aslan’s (God’s) character

@@couragew6260 One thing that confused me in the Narnia book is the Emperor, isn't the Emperor God? And Aslan Jesus, since he is the son of the Emperor? And if that is the case? Why is Aslan create Narnia and not the Emperor?

@@charmagne2102 It is the Mystery of the Trinity. The Father sends the Son to reveal his nature

@@charmagne2102 scripture often mentions Jesus as the creator, the laborer who brought everything into being. Everything Jesus created, mind you, was dictated by God. In the book of Genesis, God speaks and things come into existence (let there be______) so it is by his *word* God brings creation into being. In John chapter 1 it says: in the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were *made by him* and without him was nothing made that is made... And *the word* was made flesh and dwelt among us... So Jesus, being the Word of God, did have a major role in creation. Then in Collosians 1:16 it says, For by him (the son, Jesus) were all things that are in heaven, and that are in the earth... all things were created by him and for him." (Side Note: this concept of creation by God's words can also be seen in that Aslan, if I'm remembering The Magicians Nephew correctly, created Narnia by singing.) So Aslan is the one who creates Narnia, Just as Jesus is the one who creates the Earth- but each does so according to his Father's purpose and will. To sum it up: Aslan's depiction of creating Narnia and being a fictional representation of Jesus as the son of God (Emperor over the Sea) is in line with what Scripture says, as Jesus is acknowledged as the one by whom and in whom all things come into existence according to the will of God.

' v Hyundai @servant of jesus

Lol I didn't notice it but I can't unhear it anymore now :)

Must’ve been a centaur, tickled by the insult of White Witch😂

I've always loved that, cuz the laugh ie full of amusement lion, "Yeah, show her whos in charge here!"

That’s the exact part I came to see LOL he’s like “YUP that’s my king right there!!”

Also acceptable: Do NOT cite the High Laws to Me, witch; I wrote them with My Father, with Whom I Am One.

​@@SIMPDUDE What you said would be and factually correct if it was a verse in the Bible.

Aslan has more expressiveness and emotion than most human actors, plus Liam Neeson gives one of my favorite voice performances with exactly the inflection needed in whatever scene he’s in.

Let it go.

You understand Lewis better than Peter Jackson and Amazon understand JRRT.

@@rileymclaughlin4831 while PJ does have his flaws, mentioning him and Amazon in the same sentence is an insult.

@@tranhoang4004 Yeah, besides, I heard that The Hobbit was mainly ruined by studio interference.

Its alright man. As a kid i didn't realise it either. Is still loved it but I didn't get the comparison until I was around 13 years old

Soon they will have silver chair which I can't wait when it comes out they will have Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown in the movie

Are they still doing Silver Chair? It's been a while since we had a Narnia movie.

Yep Millie Bobbie Brown aka Eleven in Stranger Things will be in it

Yep, it's heavily influenced by Christianity. I like to believe, even if it doesn't exist for real, that somewhere in the universe, a Narnia-like world does exist. I don't know what the believers will do after Satan is finished off at Armageddon (considering that the Bible implies that we will minister in eternity), but I really do hope we will visit/rule over/minister to worlds like Narnia or planets similar to Malacandra/Perelandra in Lewis' Space Trilogy. It'd be really neat to be made perfect in Christ and to lead other, innocent species to Him as well.

And Aslan could've just mauled her a** in private. He is a 600lb lion and she looks like she could use a sandwich.

@@Wolfman7870 It’s simple: Aslan just wasn’t hungry at the time. After being brought back to life, (which must no doubt be a very draining task) he was probably starving but was simply waiting for the chance to snack on some White Witch meat.

The Bible says Satan accuses man before God (Book of Job, Book of Zechariah). His audacity was put to public shame at the Cross.

Diplomacy requires safe passage.

They could of kills them easily

Yes!

Lord Edmure Tully Amen

Lord Edmure Tully And hence the truth that God is not a tamed lion.

Dreamcatshiter Tris ? Ever heard of allegory or metaphor?

Amen!

If only CS Lewis discussed storytelling with a languages expert...

@@rileymclaughlin4831I mean he basically did. He and Tolkien were very close friends who wrote and conversed about their works and the aspects of language specifically. Tolkien was an expert in language himself and was always forthcoming with sharing his knowledge and talent for language.

@@Slime_Goblin Yes, indeed. My "if only" was sarcastic. The protagonist of "Out of the Silent Planet" is a philologist.

@@rileymclaughlin4831 oh my bad. Sorry it’s hard to tell in comments sometimes when someone is being sarcastic.

@@Slime_Goblin My fault. I could have ended with the sarcasm marker, /s.

You got.

Something that slipped by me was the son of adam and daugther of eve the first times. Didn't think of the adam and eve concept. Very cool.

W. L. Orodor Calaerchon poor Seth always getting the shot end of the stick

Congratulations on showing that you can pick up on obvious symbolism and simple allegory.

You do realize both stories are fictional though, right? Right?!

The franchise was like first one was brilliant, then the second one good and then the third was okay...the bar was going down by each movie....

Second one was actually better than the book. Many scenes were added and were made much more interesting

@@Historyandlegends789 yeah aside from the useless love interest plot, the castle invasion effort alone made it like 100x better than the book. It was the worst in the series, written and rushed by pressure on C.W. Lewis, while he wanted to spend time mapping out plots for other stories, such as magician's nephew and the one that followed, voyage of the dawn threader.

@@oneandonlysound3453 Magician's nephew came out as the second to last book. Was he working on it while also writing The Horse and His Boy?

@@Historyandlegends789 - I especially loved how they actually went through with calling up the Witch in the movie. Five minutes in the presence of Jadis is infinitely more terrifying than an entire duel with Miraz. This isn't a criticism of Miraz, it's merely a credit to the White Witch and Tilda Swinton's portrayal.

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If jesus died for your sins why do people still sin?

Awesome Inspector 😂😂😂 #dead

hahahahahahahahahahaha

Aslan appears in many forms, and speaks all dialects, so this is true AND the roar is true AND other ways of saying it are also true.

Not this witch, dear. 😈

Amen

@@jadapinkett1656 should have start another burn again

Jedi Master J lol my mom did too when watching the movie.

Same

GoldenTide Willingly or not! Amen!

@@justchilling704 Regardless of how one "feels", every knee shall bow, regardless.

Even the demons

@@justchilling704 It takes a lot of gullibility to believe that. Some people have enough moral fiber not to bow to evil claiming to be good....no matter how much they are threatened.

TheHigherVoltage What are you getting at? I could say it takes a lot of gullibility to believe that the universe came into existence from & out of nothing, and that we are evolved fish. Why not give arguments instead of passive aggressive insults.

that what the writer meant

You look like djordjano sweetieh

incredible isn't it

"I was there when it was written."

+Taylor Horton wtf, what do you mean?

In my translation, it says (translated back to English) the fire stones at the secret hill, and not the trunk of the World Ash Tree.

@@ladvargleinad7566 Interesting... I think some earlier American editions have the "world ash tree" imagery. Just like some editions differ on the Captain of the Queen's Guards' name being either Fenris or Maugrim. The "fire-stones on the secret hill" makes me think of a Druidic stone circle like Stonehenge.

They did use a couple tricks, like aligning her back along a board so her posture was perfectly straight, and she is pretty tall, although I get what you're saying. Also to be fair, she is surrounded by big cg cyclopes and minotaurs, so she seems shorter.

True, though she looks pretty massive at 2:36

The film has many angles to make her tall plus being with Edmund for many scenes helps but Swinton is pretty tall already.

Also, black hair and reindeer, not blonde and polar bears.

i love aslan to

I have strong feelings for him. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

yes i do also, he is jesus I think in what the writer has meant

;) love jesus :D

+Hailey E.M. Hamato ヘイリ I think you are in love with Aslan.

That rings the bell, but I don't know which one

ItalianMikey89 hed wreck you hard

It's just a movie stop bringing religion on everything

+luis hernan i know but it really doesn't matter

Eda aDıYaMaN Aslan's scenes are far more powerful when you see the parallel with Jesus

+Eda aDıYaMaN without Jesus this movie would never have been made. C.S lewis did this to spread the gospel.

+Nahala Wing (ZombieHunter) if you dont like the story of Jesus then you should hate Narnia because the whole thing is the story of Jesus in animal form.

TheTruBluRage true true true

Yup

No surprise as C. S. Lewis took a lot of inspiration from the bible. So did his buddy J. R. R. Tolkien if you look closely at some moments in Lord of the Rings and other books involving Middle Earth.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂yes

No one

Funny that's what she was called in the parody film Epic Movie.

@@QilinRider21 That's a reason of why the movie was really funny for me. But I don't speak english as my mother lenguage, I'm argentinian, I speak spanish as my mother lenguage and english as other lenguage... Originally it was "Puta Blanca" in spanish.

In the book she ran away lol

I'd bounce. Like floating faster than a speed boat

But I thought the witch was a witch, and Aslan a lion?

Merely Correct The witch represents Satan/the Antichrist in one person, depicting the "angel of light" form of Satan. However, Tash (the evil deity of the Calormene Empire) is symbolically Satan as he truly is: an evil, ugly false deity filled with pride. Aslan is the form that Jesus Christ takes in the World of Narnia; He takes upon the visage of a lion, resembling the Bible's description of Christ as being the Lion of Judah. His Father (God the Father), in the Narnian faith, is the Emperor-Beyond-the-Sea, just as the Ten Commandments are depicted as the Deep Magic, and then the salvation via redemption through Christ's sacrifice is depicted as the Deeper Magic from before the dawn of time. I know my basics of Narnian lore, but I might be wrong. I find it somewhat interesting that God the Father (the Emperor) and God the Son (Aslan, the Guardian King) appear in Narnian lore, but God the Holy Spirit does not (at least from what I know). I mean, Aslan crowned Frank I and Helen as the first King and Queen of Narnia, and he crowned the Pevensie children as High King, High Queen, King, and Queen, which resembles how the Christians will reign with Jesus over the universe for eternity, but yet there's really no depiction of the Holy Spirit in the Narnian lore.

Oh, okay, I see what you're saying. I really didn't know He was represented in there. I mean, I knew the Father and Son are represented, but never knew the Holy Spirit was too. Thanks :)

Sinners all belong to Satan because they betrayed god through sin. Unless Jesus dies for them to repay the debt.

Jesus died for all sins of all mankind, but we have to make the choice to accept His death and resurrection as the payment for our sins.

I can't unsee it now

+Tegan Louise good

Oh god why...

I'm beginning to feel like a rap witch, rap witch....

Because it's the same actress.

Dude I just spilled my water over the entire table 😂😂😂

Jason Chandler Please! Even Mufasa would bow before the King of Narnia

It would be interesting.

No because mufasu would recognize aslan as he truly is and even he will bow

Just thought of this while reading your comments....Aslan said he goes by many names and it is interpreted he is reborn again and again...sooo what if Aslan IS Mufasa?? 🤔

@@aunjoliquewilliams9753 YOOOO!!!

Liam Neeson played Aslan

Yup

He is real and He isn't any president. He is a king. THE King. Ruler of all creation, and one day He will stand upon the earth in victory. Of course, in our world, He doesn't take the form of a lion, though He is described as the Lion of Judah.

+Jacob in Narnia The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Aslan says: "In your world I have another name you must learn to know me by that name that is the very reason you were brought to Narnia to know me here for a little you will know me better there." I LOVE that the author put that in there! He is talking about Jesus!

The Craft Cabinet Lewis was one of the most brilliant authors in history, he was clever and also had a very strong grasp on Biblical concepts yet somehow he was able to simplify them enough so we can understand them without losing the meaning. His work is a huge inspiration to me as an author. :)

I don’t think you realize he is real but you may.not want the real deal “Jesus” I’d highly recommend you accept nine the less.

If you take acid

@@ceramikxxx5882 he's talking about the bible

@Morgan Freeman history is on my side but what ever helps you sleep good at night

Morgan Freeman Your reply is self defeating in so many levels.

@Morgan Freeman Well, my religion isn't Christianity but we believe in Jesus as a Prophet. Also my religion has a lot of proof in it that makes me absolutely certain it's the correct one. ^^ In the holy Book many things are mentioned that couldn't have bee known then, the big bang being the most extraordinary and undisputable.

Same here lol all my friends who are Narnia-fans too want to kill me for that 😂

Absolutely. Going to be pretty hard to get someone as good as Tilda Swinton as well to play that role, she was a beyond perfect casting choice, even more so than Liam Nesson as Aslan. Really wish they would/would've made more films-they both would've came back for possibly both "The Silver Chair" and "Magician's Nephew" and with larger roles in one or both of them had that happened.

Yup

So you say, but Jesus asked: "God, why have you abandoned me?" Matthew 27:46

@@rileymclaughlin4831He was referencing the original Psalm that said that. He was still teaching, even in the most agonizing position anyone could ever be in. He wanted people to know the prophecies were fulfilled.

GoldenTide The bible...

Dreamcatshiter Tris Correct.

Yeah, you said it three years before, twat.

jesus is fake bro. hes a fairy tale just like muhammad, allah, santa, elves, and goblins. no one can take the punishement for something you did. that is against the law. if you were to stab someone and i took the blame, and died to lethal injection for your sins, is that right? is that fair? is that true justice? all he did was buy us time. and look how the fuck we wasted it. now the time to pay is here and jesus isnt here to save us. we didnt use this time to save ourselves. we are all dead.

Great Dragon your theology is incorrect, and your faith is misplaced my friend. Jesus isn’t dead. He’s very real. You’re applying principles of a law that man made to the one who made man. Think about that.

@@nickclark18 can the judge show mercy and change your sentence? Jesus is God so he some can change the terms of your punishment especially since the offense is against Him I'm the first place. Besides if God doesn't exist then justice and punishment are arbitrary anyway and any rule someone in charge sees for goes…

Great Dragon Did you just say Jesus isn’t real; Please don’t ever say that asinine lie again Bart Ehrman and every other educated Human laughs at foolishness you speak of.

@@lancesmith6864 "Jesus isn’t dead. He’s very real. You’re applying principles of a law that man made to the one who made man. Think about that." Think about the fact that if someone is alive, then they didn't sacrifice their life for someone else. A little logic goes a long way in seeing through fairy tales.