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We can not present this third installment of Narnia, without knowing a little about the reasons for the delay in its production. Originally, the first of the series was an unexpected success for Disney in box office and this generated great expectations for the second part. Unforgivable mistakes when it comes to media portrayals, wrong output in the United States and a turn too routine from the address generated the film was a small failure in the tight global giant numbers allowed lose. Not that Narnia and Prince Caspian has been a disaster at the box office, but the figures were disappointing box office for budgetsto risky and extensive promotional work we know it costs a dime.
In this context, Disney decided to withdraw from production, and find partners to take over to continue the story. Fox and Walden Media made their numbers and got into the idea, revive the series, had already stopped a few years (since 2008), in pursuit of further progress in the chronology of the books by CS Lewis . Within this vision, it was decided to bring a dedicated director with proven experience in straightening and frame stories like Michael Apted. After a complicated pre-production, this time the producer team plays all with this release: if the global recovery is notfrom island to island, meeting the various challenges they face in seeking to find solutions and capture the strange disappearances. So far, we can tell.
One of the strongest sides this third installment of Narnia are the associations, there is great chemistry between Eustace and Reepicheep (the mouse who speaks in subtitled version with the voice of Simon Pegg) and between Lucy and tripulació , n. For those who follow the story, Lucy was the youngest of the group, that girl that was everything, the overprotected of the brothers. His charisma dominated the first two Narnia and this happens exactly the same: his smile, his innocence and lengworks, they say much subtext here is to analyze and that Lewis was brilliant in this book. I do not know. If I tell you that I think it is important that from the 7 / 8 years is a good time to just get into this version of Narnia. Before, it is a gamble.
Personally, I found a product that seeks to fit in with the audience. Not if you have a distinctive profile that flight, but there is a clear intention to make this work. Energy is put to the saga would not die and I feel fine. Not the film of the summer, but it is mediocre. If you believe, and this is sad, that numbers do not accompany (overall) to the extent expected. Why & eacute;? It has little range of potential audiences: teens seem too anachronistic or no surprise (they love Twilight or Harry Potter) and the youngest is not. So there are few age in which this Narnia seems to fit. We'll see what box office says the final. For now, something that adds on the card. Not what I expected, but they seek to save the series, will have to wait as close the numbers ...