Not very good but it nevertheless doesn't stop the movie from pleasing.

Rating: 7/10 (27 December 2014)

I watched this Narnia movie and even though it isn't a very good film and is kinda simple-minded overall, I enjoyed watching it nevertheless. I think that it is a movie that moviegoers of any age can enjoy, even if not in a 'very' sense. I was pleased with the film because I thought it was well paced, well filmed and that storytelling was crazy fun. Not only that but other pleasing things as well are the movie's humor, the comical touch to it, the innocent wonder and the main characters' play on words. The voice of Liam Neeson as the lion Aslan is compelling and worth a WAOUW exclamation. The voice fits the lion character perfectly. Lucy and Edmund are also compelling children characters and extremely believable. I even liked the evil White Witch whom I thought was a fabulous villain - just by her looks and calm presence you can instantly feel uneasy and feel hatred too. Well done on that, really. Oh, and last but not least is the direct visual imagery switch which I found really good and groundbreaking. Now, I'm going to say something else which I think the movie should have improved upon: I think that the wonderfully CGI designed Aslan lacks an outside character feel, which means that he should have been made into a character from or for (do you say for or from for that sentence?) whom you can feel respect and/or fear in all of his scenes in a powerfully irresistible way. That I think would have made him a better character. My rating: 7.0/10