Reacting to the last movie of *CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE VOYAGE OF DAWN TREADER*
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Like the Harry Potter series, these movies lose a lot by losing the narrator. This book had one of the best opening lines of any children’s book: “There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.”
that is one of the best opening lines of all time.
@@samswords9993 I agree completely!
Glad to hear that you are going to read the books. I have read the series several times. It is an amazing book series
Yeah I have read the series many times as well , Prince Caspian was not like the book at all
@@alannatheprettiestrose361 king caspian now
I don’t know if this has been mentioned, in the book, after Eustace was changed back in his human form he started trying to make amends for his behavior towards the others. Edmund even comforted him saying that he was proud that he was mending his mistake and he mentioned to him how he wants made a horrible mistake of trusting the white witch which is something that he will always have regrets even though he has redeemed himself. That is why he saw the White Witch as his worst fear.
what your fav scene in the movie
I am kind of sad that you didn't include the scene, where Reepicheep is trying to comfort Eustace, when Eustace is trying to deal with the fact, that he might be a dragon for the rest of his life. In my eyes, its the most powerful scene of the movie. It shows a gentle side of Reepicheep, which we haven't really seen before this point.
Its obvious that Reephicheep rarely has to deal with someone like Eustace - an indivudual who is very vulnerable and helpless, and its really nice to see him trying to come up with a way to cheer up this sad little boy, who is lost and confused in this forreign land. It also serves as a major character development for Eustace, as this is the point where he realizes, that having real friends is something to treasure.
Still, great reaction as always.
It's all about growing up and leaving childhood behind. Glad to see you're recovering from surgery. But sorry to see that you're sick. I hope you get well soon.
Magic, is just science not yet understood. By the way, this series / books / movies, has some interesting science in them. Like the portals that can take you from this world, into another world, like Narnia in this fantasy series.
Magic is a refuge for scoundrels.
i always interpret it as: science follows laws already made for it. but magic makes its own laws
@@self-awareandbiasedslander7761 Too spiritual interpretation for my taste. But each their own taste.
Good lord Kitty has a loud purr. You could hear her even without being held up to the microphone.
This movie adaptation of the Voyage of the Dawn Treader would have been better in a series format in my opinion, because I feel that the movie felt too condensed and lost much of the book's detail. However, I did enjoy the special effects in this movie version. I thought they did a very good job overall.
So glad you watched these. My grandmother read the 1st to me when I was young. I've read the rest of them since. My cousin loves the books so much that she refuses to watch the movies believing that there's no way that they can do the books justice. I wish she'd change her mind. The filmmaker had great respect for the source material. There are only a few additions here and there. In my opinion, The Princess Bride was the most faithful film adaptation of the book, but after that I would say The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe would be 2nd in that category. It's almost like C. S. Lewis was writing a screenplay. Love your passion. Keep it up.
Must find the BBC version (4 books in three parts).
Huh? HAve you actually read VOyage of the Dawn Treader? They changed so much from the book.
Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Yes, what he said.
8:30 No Aslan did not give them to the Telmarines, Aslan gave the swords to the Narnians when the Telmarines showed up they took them.
Thanks for the clarification, never understood that part as a kid
Lord Bern is a telmarine though...
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p Yes almost all humans in narnia are.
@@DaDunge Why did he say "Aslan gave it to us"?
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p Pretty sure he doesn't in the book. But there's such a thing as a general us, remember this guy will think of Aslan as a mythical being and still think Narnia is under Telmarine rule. They think of themselves and the legitimate rulers or Narnia.
The "Island Where Dreams Come True" in the book always scared the living s*** out of me. "Not daydreams... DREAMS", the guy who's been stuck there says, and they all panic and run like hell to get out of there as they hear things moving in the darkness.
Ahhhh still gets to me.
God I loved the ending though. If you read the books, Duaffy (and you would breeze through them), definitely start with The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe, then Prince Caspian, then Dawn Treader, then the others. Some morons started publishing box sets of them in chronological order which makes NO sense at all as they weren't written to be read that way.
I had the same reaction as a child when my mother read me the part of that island. I think the written word has a bigger impact on the imagination than movie images.
Omg, I love your reaction to Eustace being a dragon and the "he can fly!"
the scene with liliandil looks cool and the one with susan and peter
You cried... Finally someone else like me who felt the emotions in this movie. It may not be the right adaption of book but I guess it was a good sequel to movies. In any case I liked it better than Prince Caspian. I'll highly recommend Stardust, Jack the giant slayer and Water Horse if you want something similar.
16:30 I hate thta they made Edmund the one who was tempted by the pool and not Caspian like in the book. Edmund was tempted by evil once and redeemed and it feels wrong for him to be tempted now.
22:30 He is, the movie does him a disservice.
Great reaction. Warm and engaging.
This movie is so different from the book. Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe was a bit different, but not in any way that was truly important to the story. Prince Caspian was a little more different. This is the one that differs the most I think, and the differences bother me somewhat, but I generally understand why they had to be. Though they are good, I love the books so much more than the movies, and if I had my choice I'd rather read them, or listen to the audiobooks, than watch the movies.
Sorry you're feeling ill. 😞Hope you feel all better very soon!
Notes that I'm adding once I reach the end of the movie. The book is better, but the movie is better than I remembered it being too. 🙂
Rheepicheep's story in the book adds a lot to his decision to continue on, and it is well done too.
I love Eustace's return story to Narnia in The Silver Chair. Hopefully they do it justice.
And I'm glad Lucy realized her own beauty too, because she is beautiful. 🙂
Loved hearing your kitty purring!
In the last book of the series, The Last Battle, a lot of your questions will be answered about Aslan's country and what lies beyond. Please enjoy the books, but don't be afraid to dig into the meanings behind them. C.S. Lewis wrote what he wrote on purpose. If you would like a follow-up on a straightforward level, read his book Mere Christianity. It explains his positions and why The Chronicles of Narnia are allegory, not just children's stories. So glad you enjoyed the movies. You'll love the books!
Thank you for reacting to the whole trilogy, I just watched it with my family again and in some way I believe again....
sweet Duaffy, I’ve loved your reactions to this series. If you ever miss Aslan, as He said - He has another name here. He’s as close as even the very mention of His name.
There is a 1990s version of The Silver Chair starring Tom Baker of Dr Who fame as Puddleglum. The entire movie is available on CZcams and is well worth a viewing.
I live in Missouri that is mid continental USA. We have sea gulls even though the Gulf of Mexico is 800 miles away.
I would LOVE to see your review of each book. I love this series so much!!
It’s not the same director. It’s Michael Apted this time. And Reepicheep is played by Simon Pegg now instead of Eddie Izzard. Also the budget was cut back significantly for this one and the film is very different from the book
Such a pretty kitty at the start.🥰🥰🥰🥰
The Silver Chair has been made by BBC. You should react to it if not the others in that series. They didn't have the budget, technology, or even as good actors as this series; but they were faithful to the books and were pretty good for their time. The Silver Chair in my opinion is the best of them.
I've seen those movies, too, and enjoyed them. I was really disappointed when they stopped with these movies after this movie.
@@31Mike same
Prince Caspian was a little improved by screenwriter meddling, but Treader is like the Hobbit Trilogy version of Narnia:
The Dark Islands is one scene in the middle of the book, and two pages long; Eustace is cured of being a dragon before they ever leave the island; there's no central plot OR Evil Mist; Lucy doesn't get a "little sister" to play off of because the actress is getting too old, and we don't get ONE MORE danged temptation of Edmund by the White Witch's Franchise Callback.
I'm glad to hear that you've ordered the books. Read them in published order, starting with The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, then Prince Caspian, then The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, followed by The Silver Chair, then The Horse and his Boy, The Magician's Nephew, and lastly The Last Battle. Read them in that, proper, order.
Also, please make some videos about each book as you read them. Even if it's just a short few minutes giving your thoughts/feelings and maybe some of the differences from the books vs. these three movies that you've seen.
I, for one, would be VERY interested to hear you talk about the books as you go along.
The Horse and his boy" could be the second.
@@JFrazer4303 Not if you're reading them in published order. Prince Caspian was published in 1951. The Horse and His Boy was 1954. The way that I'm suggesting as the 'proper' way to read them is by release (publish) date. Not by Narnian timeline.
I'm really glad that you got the books to read. I really hope you enjoyed them.
i need to read them
@@allison3852 when you go to read the books, You'll find that the publication order of the books and the Chronological order of the books are different. The books will make more sense if you read them in the Chronological order which means that the first book is called "The Magicians Nephew" which explains how everything got started.
Will Poulter's (Eustace) career is on fire right now! He will be in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 soon🔥
Too bad they didn't get to make "Silver Chair" before he got too old... 😕
Wisten to wittle Pookie purring.
That is one loud kitteh. 😏
Do as Aslan says, and find him by the name he is known by in this world :)
Mohammed? Jim Jones? Maybe Joseph Smith.
Not the guy who said to pay an invading conquering enemy what they demand, or to not worry about washing your hands because sickness comes from the evil or demons inside, in the book that condones slavery and misogyny.
They never made the next one, alas, but there is a different adaptation of it that the BBC did back in 1990, for "The Silver Chair" that's pretty good!
Of the films, this was the film least faithful to the book, which is a shame because The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is my father's favorite Narnia book. The opening line goes, "There once was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it." The film was also produced by Pre-Disney-owned FOX rather than Disney.
•This was a time when boys could still lie about their age to enlist in the army to fight. There were men who commit sucide over receiving a 4-F.
•The actor playing Eustace is William Poulter, who would go on to star in We're the Millers and the first Maze Runner film.
•So the Pevensie children have been split up; Peter is preparing for exams under the Professor, Susan and their parents are traveling in America, and Edmund and Lucy are sent to Cambridge to stay with their cousin Eustace.
•This time, one year in our world was three years in Narnia.
•In the book, Lord Bern chose to settle down in the Lone Islands while the other six lords continued eastward. Bern had married into the local aristocracy and had a good standing. He rescued Caspian from the slavetraders, recognizing him as the son of Caspian IX and thus his king. He would then help Caspian restore Narnia rule from the corrupt governor and then be created Duke of the Lone Islands, making him the new head of government for the Lone Islands.
•The plot line with the green mist and seven swords is just in the film and not in the book.
•I recently did a study abroad for a semester at the University of St. Andrews; forget roosters, it's seagulls that will wake you up in the morning.
•He's not wrong; there's a reason it's called fight choreography. People familiar with dance can really pick up on sword-fighting.
•Coriakin's Island was the fourth island discovered by Caspian's voyage after leaving the Lone Islands.
•Dark Island was the fifth island discovered and was not as menacing or threatening in the book.
•Dragon Island and Deathwater Island were two separate islands, with Dragon Island being the first island the voyage found after departing the Lone Islands and Deathwater being the third. There was another island with sheep, rabbits, and the ruins of a village, thus giving the island the name Burnt Island.
•So Lord Restimar was the man who jumped into the waters on Deathwater Island and is now a gold statue, while Lord Octesian was the man skeleton Eustace came across. In the book, it was unclear if Lord Octesian was killed by a dragon Eustace saw or if, like Eustace, Lord Octesian was also transformed into said dragon. Either way, the voyage recorded Dragon Island as the final resting place of Lord Octesian.
•Because Eustace chose to lay in a dragon's hoard with "dragon thoughts," Eustace was turned into a dragon.
•Lilliandil is the name given to her in the film, for in the book, she had no name. Her father, Ramandu, is a fallen star, as stars that grow old fall. Every morning, a bird brings him a fire-berry, which strengthened him. He will continue this until the day he is strong enough to return to the skies, with the other stars.
•The feast at Aslan's Table is prepare for all who make the voyage eastward as a reward.
•Lord Rhoop left the other Lords for an island where his dreams would come true. However, he found that the dreams which came true were his worst nightmares. Hence why it is called Dark Island.
•Why Voyage of the Dawn Treader is my father's favorite book in the Narnia series- the Baptism of Eustace. In the book, Aslan calls to Eustace in the night and leads him to a pool. He tells Eustace to undress, but Eustace is unable to remove the dragon scales. Aslan then told Eustace that he had to let Him undress him, then picked Eustace up and dropped him in the pool. When Eustace came out, he was washed and no longer a dragon.
•In the book, to awaken the three Lords asleep at Aslan's Table, they had to sail to the end of the world and then one person had to stay. Reepicheep volunteered after a debate, which include Caspian contemplating abdicating and staying himself. But do not weep, for not all tears are an evil (Not a quote from Narnia, but from a series written by fellow Inkling J.R.R. Tolkien).
•In Narnia, Aslan's Country is the allegory for Heaven.
•Going off how the BBC miniseries from 1988-1990 went, the next book to be adapted to film is The Silver Chair, in which Eustace and his schoolmate Jill Pole are brought to Narnia and sent into the Wild Lands to the north of Narnia in search of Caspian's lost son and heir, Prince Rillian. The Silver Chair has been in production for a while and since Netflix acquired the rights to new film and tv adaptations of Narnia back in 2018, the future of the series is in the air.
When Aslan said in your world I have another name you must learn to call me by that name I know what his name is!
The growth spurt that Lucy had between the second and third films
In the last scenes you can see that Georgie wasn‘t acting . She knew her time as „Lucy“ was over :/
You know, if Netflix gets its proposed reboot of the series started in the next year or two, she and the other 3 actors who played the Pevensies could all prospectively play the adult incarnations of their original characters at the end of "Lion," as well as in both "Horse" and "Battle." 😎
In the book more of Eustace's character arc is described.
Duaffy in 26:38 i was like: shes gonna cry kitty can you give her a hug because i cant and the spectators cant. I really felt your pain in that time i was sad as you😭
Dragon's are all magical creatures and I'm one my self
9:20 You have laughing gulls. That species has a very distinctive call. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laughing_gull
27:30 You look gorgeous even when you’re crying. I don’t think it’s possible for you to look bad.
It would be kinda cool to see you react to the 1980s BBC Narnia series. It's kind of scuffed by todays standards but it's very charming
I was about to say this, but you got there first, cool!
Series?????? *scrambles to search*
I have the 1980s set and the new ones.
@@lesliedaubert1411 I used the rent the VHS tapes of them from my local library in the early 2000s when I was a kid of the BBC miniseries
Ei D, been a while, great reaction!
It's too bad they never got to do Silver Chair. It was the creepiest of the books.
Just watch the 80s version
As Waterford1992 said, watch the BBC version from the 80s, if you can find it. Tom Baker as Puddleglum! 😊
@@simonbeaird7436 the entire movie is on CZcams.
I was in shock when I found out who voiced as ‘Aslan”
Do you wish there was more movies ! Did you see all the movie! Cute cat
cat's purry is very cslming
Love watching your reaction videos, revisiting older movies and new movies... you're my favorite TV content right now 💜 heard you say a few words in perfect Spanish 😮! Second language??
I believe English may be her second language, unless she learned another language before English - but after Spanish because she IS Spanish. Which, to be fair, I didn't know either for a while!
Loved Narnia since I was a kid. The BBC Mini series was great and I recently finished listening to the BBC Radio Dramatization (all on here). I hate it feels I'll never get a full movie of The SIlver Chair.
You well on the future Netflix bought all the rights to the movies they’re going to make more of them and make a TV show expand on Narnia make it into a universe of Lore and history
@@marcusaurelius9577 I really just want proper big-screen adaptations of all 7 books. If it was good enough for the Harry Potter and Middle-Earth books, it should be good enough for this series as well. Maybe someday the Chronicles of Prydain and Dark Is Rising series can also get proper adaptations.
I never saw this movie bat i did see "Narnia the prince caspian".
Without Lucy, they would not have known narnia
and they wouldnt be the kings and queens of narnia
Can Duaffy explain why she has a mini-Aslan purring on her lap at the beginning of the video? Pookie is
Sadly this was the last movie of the series it never got the traction that Harry Potter and Hunger Games did.
And, alas, I was much more invested in this series than either of those... 😕
Just wondering, are ur wandavision, Falcon and winter soldier, what if, Hawkeye, and other marvel reactions coming to CZcams?
The BBC did a version of CoN that I grew up watching. If you can find them, I'd recommend reacting to those, too. They're older, and a lot of fun.
Toast. Anyone who's seen it should know all about toast in Narnia XD
Pookie purs alot 😍😍
Hi you ask about Aslan, he is Jesus in this world. He gave his life for his people in first move when he got betrayed, and the ice qeen killed him on a stone. Then he came back and helpt them. In this move he tells them if you come to my kingdom you never come back. You are free, but like the mouse you need to earn your place. The mouse has right moral and hart to get to heaven.
Now when the kid's are grown they need to find Jesus in our world to understand and help.
Ps im not a believer in God o Jesus but I can see the similarities..
20:48 Great film. I watched it for the first time in August 2018.
Perfect cat
Lucy I'll give you a hint on where to look: you're in a Disney Movie. Disney loves cinematic universes. What's a Disney property with talking lions as the main characters?
It's worth watching the old BBC production of "the Silver Chair" for the return of Eustace to Narnia.
Get over the atrocious SFX.: It's a made-for-TV production, in 1990.
You might recognize the voice of Warwick Davis as the owl: He was in "Willow", and the lead ewok in "the Return of the Jedi", and Professor Flitwick at Hogwarts and the Goblin banker in Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows.
There are youtube audiobooks of other stories. "The Horse and his Boy" took place during the Pevensie's first stay in Narnia, and they appear in it briefly.
No one will make a movie of it: There's only one battle, a small skirmish. There are no battles in "the Silver Chair" so Hollywood won't touch it.
The comparisons of Aslan with Yeshua Ben Yosef are overblown. Xtian evangelicals tried to claim the movie as their own. Yes, Lewis was a prominent xtian speaker and writer and he made some allusions to it.
But really, aside from being sacrificed and coming back, and one oblique line in Dawn Treader, the connection to the Narnia stories is tenuous at best. Anyway, Aslan also really did exist in the stories and did come back and kicked a$$, unlike the other guy who promised people listening to him that he would return in their lifetimes, and has been absent for 2000 years.
In the last narnia book everyone goes to Aslan country except Susan
It proves it in the silver cheir
Hi Duaffy. You look as always amazing. Never doubt in you value ;-) If you would like then "Stardust" is another magical movie you should react to
(21:38) You've nothing to be sorry for...I had the exact same thought when I first saw this theatrically.
In this one Eustace turns into a dragon
Wow you heal fast, your nose is looking great.
After you finish the Narnia Movies will you please react to an "underrated masterpiece". (so it is called) "RANGO" (2011)?
You should totally react to the Chosen its a new TV show bases on the disciples of Jesus and their reactions to him.
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There’s not another movie. Netflix bought the rights to all 7 books so there will be a totally new adaptation of the whole thing, but not a fourth movie in this adaptation series
In the late Eighties BBC adapted 4 of the Narnia books to separate miniseries, including The Silver Chair, sequel to the Dawn Treader. It's available on YT. And, sadly, I think there won't be a Disney version of it and other unadapted Narnia books.
They kinda cheated a bit, though, by combining both "Caspian" and "Voyage" into one feature. 🤔
This movie varies the most from the book.
I recomend you check the Disneycember videos on Narnia, If you want to
One of these days if you feel up to it you need to watch "Ashes in the Snow".
Can you react on movie The Case for Christ based on the true story?
This movie I consider the worst of the three. I think the problem was the source material didn't fit what they were trying to do. A good example is the fight in the Lone Islands. The story of the heroes bluffing their way into control of the situation I very much enjoyed, but it was replaced in the movie by a lousy fight scene, just because the movie needed some action. Eustace is my favorite character in the series and the only reason the movie is worth watching.
Duaffy,
You should hear it when the seagulls keep screaming "MINE!" over and over again. It can get annoying fast. lol
well..... what trilogy should Duaffy watch after this one?
"The Incredibles" and "Wreck-It Ralph" won her last poll; whether or not she'll also watch their sequels has yet to be revealed.
This was a fun movie, even though I prefer the first two. What I most enjoyed were the interactions between Eustace and Reepeecheep.
Duaffy,
How are you healing up. I hope better than expected. I noticed since the surgery that you have limited movement of your upper lip. Is that swollen a bit also?
"In your world I am known by another name. Jeff Bezos."
Your girl Pookie look A LOT like my boy Frankie. :)
Hey ! Who sad that Susan and Peter didn't come back
duaffy did you ready the books
I saw that coming! You crying for the rat going to aslan country, don’t know if there’s the silver chair movie already out
Pls watch the mist movie
Duaffy,
For future reference TREAD sounds like DEAD so TREADER sounds like DEADER.
Beauty is it's own temptation after all, because Caspian does marry her, but it is a good thing
Mreow!!!
Too bad this is where the studios thought to end the franchise for now. There maybe a Narnia series being made on Netflix.
Parted the sea.... so Moses?!
No Jesus Aslyn is Jesus in the world CS Lewis confirmed this
@@marcusaurelius9577 *sighs* I know Marcus.....
Aslam is Jesus
Jesus
Happy to hear you'll read the books. Be cautious though of some sexist and racist factors in the books, the author was a man of his time, but he means well, since the books embody his views and beliefs. And changed his sexist views, or at least toned down, when he met his wife. And note that SPOILER'S fate was a matter of materialism and his/her/their story is not over
Read the books, they are even better.
hi i just and only wanna say you have very beautifull blue eyes🙂😉
i wish i had beautifull blue eyes like that hehe 🙂😉
Actually yeah aslan other name is God
The failure of this film was what caused the saga to not continue, that is, the other books were not adapted. the movie that followed was going to be "The Silver Chair"
We'll never get to see poor Puddleglum
@@sophiadelaorden8696 would anyone be better than Tom Baker?
I keep hearing rumors that they will continue them. Maybe they'll do them as Disney+ exclusives. But, yeah, each movie drew fewer and fewer people, and they couldn't lower the budget to make it worth it at the time to keep going. Hopefully they can make them work now.
@@Scott-ec4cs Netflix but all the rights to the books they remaking all the movies And making a TV show the actually got the Director of Disney’s Coco to start the movies he asked his children about the script to see if they like it that’s good because that’s how CS Lewis wrote the books in the perspective of children since their children’s books to see how they would like it
Granted, the marketing on this and "Caspian" were both pretty half-assed...
7:30 What I don't like about these movies is their need to insert unessecery combat. That said I think this is my favourite because it's somewta closer to the books than the others.