Chronicles of Narnia: The voyage of the Dawn Treader Movie Review

"Movie?" smsed Mr V.

"What movie?" I replied.

"Narnia." Mr V smsed back.

"I'm on, what time and where?" I agreed.

"Time Square and 7pm." SMS received from Mr V.

So, I watched Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of Dawn Treader directed by Michale Apted, starring Ben Barnes, Skandar Keynes, Georgie Henley.

Picture excerpted from here.

The show this time was about Edmund and Lucy were called back to Narnia to help the kingdom. This time around, they accidentally brought their cousin, Eustace along. Eustace was quite a pain in the neck for them before this, but things change after the journey to the Narnia.

When they landed in Narnia, they were in the middle of the ocean and rescued by The Dawn Treader, which was under the order of Prince Caspian. This time around, they were going to the Lone Islands to look for the 6 Lords, which were the close and trusted friends of Prince Caspian's father.

During the voyage, they discovered about the existence of the mysterious mist, which was from the Darkness Island. The journey to the Darkness Island and the route of exterminating the Darkness Island wrote up the whole story.

Picture excerpted from here.

Food for thought

In one of the scenes, Aslan appeared to Lucy telling her that "Do not lose yourself, believe in the values of you.". I find this part quite true and meaningful. Sometimes in this world we tend to look at other people and the things or blessings they have, we envy them and we forgot about the values that are in us. We forgot that we are valuable ourselves and we have different kind of blessings or roles than other people. We are important too, in another way.

So, while admiring other people, learn to look into the mirror and admire ourselves too. Who says self praise is a bad thing to do? :P hehe...

The movie is definitely worth a watch in the cinema, full of interesting twists and special discoveries! :) Have a nice day people.