This is part 3 of a rambling compare-and-contrast on the BBC miniseries and Disney feature film versions of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, with extensive reference to the book (since the book is my only true canon). As of yet, I have no preference for one filmization over the other, since both have elements that make me happy and elements that annoy me to no end.
link to part 1
link to part 2
link to part 3
link to part 4
link to part 5
jump to some thoughts on Prince Caspian
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In Aslan's camp:
( I confess to liking the BBC's version of the Stone Table much more... )
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Edmund's rescue:
( Peter kills Maugrim in mid-afternoon, but dusk has fallen by the time... )
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Negotiations and battle plans:
( The BBC follows the book closely in the immediate aftermath of Edmund's rescue... )
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The sacrifice:
( The BBC segues into this with a little sibling conversation wherein Peter says... )
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Two more posts should get me to the end of the story. I will try to get through the battle tomorrow.
link to part 4
link to part 1
link to part 2
link to part 3
link to part 4
link to part 5
jump to some thoughts on Prince Caspian
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In Aslan's camp:
( I confess to liking the BBC's version of the Stone Table much more... )
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Edmund's rescue:
( Peter kills Maugrim in mid-afternoon, but dusk has fallen by the time... )
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Negotiations and battle plans:
( The BBC follows the book closely in the immediate aftermath of Edmund's rescue... )
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The sacrifice:
( The BBC segues into this with a little sibling conversation wherein Peter says... )
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Two more posts should get me to the end of the story. I will try to get through the battle tomorrow.
link to part 4