Prince Caspian was released in 2008. A year later in the lives of the four king, but 1300 years later, in the world of Narnia, our heroes are
called back. In Narnia a group of humans has somehow gotten into the
world, and taken over, and banned the Narnian's to the forests, who are
then just a thing of legend and folklore. Prince Caspian (Ben Barnes), is the son
of the king who has been killed, and the kingdom taken over by Prince
Caspian's uncle, who when he has a son, has no more need for Prince
Caspian. Prince Caspian makes an escape from the Uncle's guards, and
makes his way to the forest where he meets the Narnians, but also calls
back our four young kings with Susan's horn. Then begins the conflict
between the Narnians and the Telmarines. The Telmarines have greater
technology, catapults, as well as greater numbers. Lucy sees Aslan, but
cannot convince her siblings, and such, he does not come to help them
until they are desperate, and Lucy has been sent on a mission to find
him. And so the gospel parallel, is that we only find Jesus when we
truly seek Him. Some of the special effects were almost
corny--particularly the water, and so this movie was not quite as good
as the first.
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