The writings of CS Lewis, including the Narnia books, was heavily influenced by his re-conversion to Christianity. The books aren't "allegorical" in terms of everyone and everything being a symbol, but Aslan is very much meant to be Jesus.

If anyone wanted a fun update about the four actors who played Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy, this is the current update about how they're doing. William Moseley, (Peter) is still acting to this day. In 2014, 4 years after cameoing in Voyage of the Dawn Treader, he was struck by lightning while filming a movie which almost killed him. He recovered with a scar on his bicep as a result. He kept going and is still in many movie roles. Anna Popplewell, (Susan) is also still an actress as well. Her siblings Lulu and Freddie also had roles in other films such as Peter Pan and Love Actually. In 2003, two years before the first Narnia film, she actually appeared with Scarlett Johansson in Girl with a Pearl Earring. She also appeared in Halo: Forward Unto Dawn and TV show Reign after her Narnia cameo. She's happily married with a family while still acting. Skandar Keynes, (Edmund) is currently retired from acting actually and working as a UK political adviser. After the end of Voyage of a Dawn Treader, he did want to continue pursuing acting but he was also in college at the time and it was hard for him to balance both options. So after January of 2016, he announced his retirement from acting. He has traveled the world, attended Parliament meetings and many more. He's quite the politician to this day. Georgie Henley, (Lucy) is also making a name for herself in her career. Her older sister Rachel actually played older Lucy in the first Narnia film just before the Pevensies return home. She went to college and continued acting. She even directed a short film called TIDE in 2016 which is amazing. She revealed to the public recently that she actually almost died from contracting necrotising fasciitis which is a bacterial skin infection. The first Narnia film, she was 10 years old, and then at 18, she got sick during college, and this was one year before Voyage of the Dawn Treader was filmed in 2014. 8 years later, she revealed it to the public in 2022 and admitted that she's no longer ashamed of the scars from her recovery. She is still acting and also working more on film projects as a director as well.

As a Christian the end where Aslan says “in your world I have another name” always make me ball my eyes out. Aslan is literally Jesus in the books and the “True Narnia” or “Aslan’s Country” is Heaven.

The saddest parts of both the second and third movies are the endings cause every time someone has to say goodbye to narnia forever

So the next book that we didn't get was 'The Silver Chair'. Roughly a year later, Eustace tells Jill Poole - the girl they mentioned at the end - about Narnia. He's changed a lot since his trip there though his mother things he's become common, and while he used to suck up to the school bullies he's now one of their targets (the school he's at isn't much at disciplining, int he book it's because the headmistress isn't as clever as she thinks she is and the bullies know what sort of things she wants them to say, in the BBC 70s tv series it's because the one teacher we saw can't give out good punishments besides 'you should know better'). He and Jill try to go back to Narnia by sort of willing themselves there. The good news is: they succeed. The bad news is: Eustace forgot that time is different in Narnia so it's been nearly 60 years in Narnia while it's only been one year for him. The good news is: Jill meets Aslan almost straight away (though she doesn't get what he means when he calls her a daughter of Eve) and he gives her a series of signs to look out for. The bad news is: because of a couple of unforeseen incidents they miss the first sign altogether and don't realise it till it's too late. The good news is: In Narnia Caspain married Lilliandil (only called Ramandu's daughter in the book) and they had a son called Rilian. The bad news is: everything was going fine until Lilliandil fell asleep on an outing and was fatally bitten by a green snake. Rilian went out to the same spot looking for the snake that killed his mother everyday and one day didn't come back. It's been now at least 10 years since he went missing, and everyone who went out to look for him never came back so Caspian (acting as a king) had to declare that no one else could go looking for his son because he couldn't risk his subjects lives. He's now left Narnia to repeat the Voyage he complete in his youth hoping to see Aslan and to ask him who should succeed him. Eustace, Jill, and a swamp-dwelling creature called a Marsh-Wiggle named Puddleglum (the kind who's always predicting something bad to happen but not in a 'there's no point in doing anything' kind of a way, more in a 'well, there's no point avoiding the inevitable, if it's going to end badly we may as well just get on with it' kind of a way) go out to find him but come across dangers including two different kinds of giants, strange looking creatures who dwell underground, a knight in black armour that has something strange about his face and manners so they always feel uneasy around him no matter how much he smiles and laughs, a whole council made up of owls, writing in the ground, a beautiful woman in a green dress, and a chair made entirely out of silver that holds some kind of magic.

The end of this movie makes me bawl like a baby every time. It's a pity they never got to adapt the rest of the books (there are 7). Reepicheep makes a cameo in the last one, and Eustace is a main character in the 4th along with his friend Jill Pole, who is mentioned at the very end of this film as an Easter egg. I absolutely love this trilogy for what it is, though, and I think they did a wonderful job of bringing the story of the main four kids to a close. Greta Gerwig is rebooting the franchise with Netflix currently so I'm curious to know how that will turn out, but I think it's going to be hard to live up to the movies because of how iconic they are for the people like myself who grew up with them. That being said I would love to see them adapt all 7 of the books finally - usually adaptations make it to #3 (the movies) or #4 (the older BBC miniseries) before stopping. Glad you enjoyed the series, though, it has a special place in my heart alongside Harry Potter and LOTR

17:32 he gave the sword to Edmund, probably, because the Golden Age was his time. So, it's a memory of his time.

I wish they had finished making all the books. I have a soft spot in my heart for the BBC production of "The Silver Chair" .

The first 4 books were made into movies back in the 80s. After this movie there is " The Silver Chair ". Eustace is in that one with a much older Caspian. Alan represents Jesus. C. S. Lewis was Christian.

what i really liked was that even though edmund saw the white witch in his mind’s eye, it’s not what the fog actually turned into. he knows who he is and knows what his values are and doesn’t fear her so much as how he acted before. such cool character growth from him - he’s my absolute favorite (:

If you look at Reepicheep in Prince Caspian, you will notice he is all brown fur and in his prime. In VOTDT he has grown white, the old warrior, still ready to fight but happy to pass knowledge on to younger mice/humans. His age has caught up to him, he is ready to go to Aslan’s Country. He is a descendant of the mice that chewed away Aslan’s ropes in TLTWATW, who were rewarded with speech and size.

Yes finally! This might be my favourite of the 3 films although i always had a crush on Peter 😂 Caspian in this is ❤

I just discovered you two a few days ago and you're amazing! Love your reactions!

There should have been a fourth!!!!! Eustace comes back in another book with a new character and it could have been great

The third and final film in the Narnia Series. However, Greta Gerwig is making a new reboot to the Narnia Series for Netflix.

Can't believe they didn't make 4th part with Adam warlock

"Sweet water" is just another way to say fresh water. Unsalted.

These are a lot of fun. Highlight for me is when Jane inevitably says "Frick on a stick, Justin!" 😁 Also, the "name" by which Aslan is to be known to the Pevensie children in the real world is Jesus Christ (since Lewis was a devout Anglican and Aslan represents Jesus in the stories). P.S. You should do a reaction to the extended versions of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, if you haven't already done so.

Also, Aslan is supposed to represent Jesus Christ.

Yes Aslan's country is heaven and in the books that is where all but Suzan end up. Edmond,Lucy,Peter and even their parents all die in a train accident in their world but are accepted into Aslan's realm for new adventures. Suzan wasn't with them because she has a family of her own and is a mother to her kids as well. In the last book they are all back exept Suzan like I said and when they win the war they get to go to Aslan's country with him and Aslan tells them they died in their world so there is no going back.

AHHHHH was waiting for this to be posted YAYAYAYA love you guys so much!!! always feel like im watching a movie with my family in the living room hahaha

My fav narnia movie!!

Guys, the fourth film of The Chronicles of Narnia will begin filming this year, 2024! 😍

The spell wouldn’t change a thing about you Jane :)

A movie recommendation for you: Will Poulters first movie. He's actually English His first movie was Son of Rambow. A semi autographical movie from the director/writer. About two boys dicovering Rambo (or Rambow as they think) and deciding to make their own. It is funny and moving. Set in the 80's with all that implies.

This is a different kind of reaction, love it

I'm always left with a void in my chest when i see the ending. It's a pity there's no a 4th movie with Eustace and his friend but at least the four pevensies trilogy was done ❤❤

I always loved the scene with Reepicheep talking to Eustace by the fire. Reepicheep is used to always being tough and dealing with hardened soldiers, but now has to try and find a softer approach, to attempt to comfort a scared little boy, in a forreign land. While the movie is definitely the weakest of the trilogy, this scene is very powerful to me, and marks the point, where Eustace realises the importance of true friendship.

Fun fact in the late 80's/ early 90's BBC had a low budget adaptation they adapted 4 of the 7 books into a miniseries. The four books each had 6 half hour episodes. The Susan from that adaptations real life kids are the kids sitting across from them on the train in the beginning of the first movie. I would love to see someone react to those adaptations i don't see any reactors to the bbc series. I would love to see someone react to them. Granted they are a lower budget and not as technologically advanced but they did a really good job. I grew up watching the bbc series and the movies. I would love to see some reactors on KZfaq to the bbc series

I'm watching Narnia 3 on Hulu right now Blessings and Hugs 👑💜

Omggg Im excited!

In the book the Dark Island is even scarier. It is the island where dreams come true, not daydreams, nightmares.

honestly i dont think i saw this movie .. just got off work time to watch thissss

believe me when i say that the book was WAAAAAAY BETTER. i mean, there are too many things in this movie that are different from the book, but it is still entertaining. the books do give more perspective and more details and even explanations, so if you ever get the opportunity to read the books, please do. this is my preferred order of reading them; 1. lion, witch, wardrobe 2. prince caspian 3. voyage of the dawn treader 4. silver chair 5. horse and his boy 6. magician's nephew 7. last battle

Its my fav out of the three

The captain on the ship is an Australian actor

Great reaction as always.

It's a real shame that they did not complete the entire franchise. If you think this ended sadly, you have no idea. It would be great if you can do a review of each audiobook you complete.

Aslan said he has another name, it's Jesus.

Caspian and Edmund have very chemistry

1:02:32 Rowling was raised Catholic, she was definitely aware.

Please do TRAIN TO BUSAN!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love your new jacket Jane, its giving Katniss vibes :)

When you are done each of the books, could you let us know how you liked them?

I just found your Channel and the hunger games reactions were awesome!! I suggest watching ballad of songbirds and snakes❤

I shall like this video FOR NARNIA

Justin the bossy lol jk just by what Jane said to back up her answer. Lol😂

Greta gerwhig is making 2 Narnia movies set to film this year

Thank you for completing this trilogy... I love Chronicles of Narnia❤ Please react also to 1986 coming of age movie Stand by me...

"I AM YOUR KING!" Why the F is the KING going ashore like some lowly seaman? Kind of like when Kirk always went down to the planet, NO WAY!!!

There will be more Narnia movies about the books that weren’t turned into a movie like The Boy and the silver chair which is about the Professor from Chronicles of Narnia the lion, the witch and the wardrobe he discovers Narnia as a young boy with Mrs Mcready I believe. And the other one’s The Penvensies are in along with their Cousin Eustace. NETFLIX IS PRODUCING THESE MOVIES AND THEY WILL BE DIRECTED BY GRETA GERWIG.

great xoxoxo you still need to see . film ... batterys not incuded xoox

Jane if you haven't read the books yet you will be in for a surprise on how much they changed it for the movie. It's almost unrecognizable, the names and the ending are the only thing accurate. And no spoilers, but prepare yourself for The Last Battle, you will be crying like crazy when you read that book. It's very sad. Jane the food is absolutely fine, the book describes it better and you meet Ramandu in the book. You will like the book better on this one.

Justin The Mildly Annoyed 😅

Aslan is Jesus

I noticed you watched alita battle angel trailer in like years ago but not the actual movie 😮😮😮

Aslan is supposed to represent like Jesus his name means it as well

Watched

Its actually not that close to when the second movie happened. I mean for the siblings. Narnia has just à different timeline, sometimes à random one if i can say.

will you guys react to the arrowverse?? love to see those reactions

Do you guys mind watching the brave locomotive by Andrew Chesworth

Dawn Treader is my least favorite of the trilogy, but damn if that ending doesn't hit you hard 'cause it feels like the end of childhood...

There are seven Chronicles of Narnia books, and I think they were hoping to make seven movies. But these didn't make enough money. Part of the problem is an inherent part of the story that kind of defeats some of the marketing strategy of most movies. With movies like Harry Potter, we see the same characters throughout the series. Likewise with the MCU and so many other movie serieses. But in Narnia, as the kids grow older, they stop coming back, so the main characters are different people over time. And not just Peter and Susan, but also the Beavers and Mr. Tumnus and Caspian and Reepicheep won't be seen again. This goes against the "standard" things audiences want to see. It's a different kind of series, and that can be difficult to sell to an audience that isn't used to it. I, for one, would really like to see movies for the other four Narnia books.

Watch Ransom 1996

The Cheetah Girls

You haven't done Hunger Games, yet? Please do so asap.

His name in our world is JESUS !❤

Read the books! You'll love them. Read them to your kids and students. This movie is least like the book of all the movies.

Birds do talk in Narnia, so the talking to birds joke actually fails on that account. This is what happens with clueless writers

Aslan is Jesus ✝️

He represents Jesus Christ

She sure did her best to avoid saying Jesus lol is his name that hard to say😩

I liked the dragon arc better in the books idk. They actually just spend time with dragon Eustace in the island and then Aslam to him to bring him back after a couple days.