[ SECRET POST #4068 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4068 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[greghousesgf]

I haven't seen the BBC version in so long I can't tell if that's it just from that one shot but I definitely do remember the BBC version not being loyal to the books in several points, especially Prince Caspian and Voyage of the Dawn Treader.

[philstar22]

They definitely aren't perfectly faithful, though I'd argue that for 2 and 3 they are more faithful than the newer versions. The effects of the newer ones are much better, though. And I think some of the story changes were for the better (some).

Honestly, I think they are really hard books to adapt because of their length and the lack of detail on a lot of things. Though I would still pay good money to see a Magicians Nephew movie happen.

[greghousesgf]

which changes did you think were for the better?

[philstar22]

I think having more of an overarching plot for Dawntreader worked well for a movie. The episodic nature of the book I don't think translated so well to a movie. I think aging up Caspian a bit worked well (for a movie, anyway, because then you can use the same actor for Dawntreader so people can see a character they remember).

It has been a while since I watched either set, so I'd have to watch to remember, but I'm pretty sure there were some other changes I actually liked.

[(Anonymous)]

tHE Disney one added a female character for Lucy to talk to. They showed Lucy's warrior side, in the sense that she picks up weaqpons and fights, which the audience was otherwise possibly never going to see, bc it's doubtful Horse and His Boy will ever get filmed. They showed rather than told, what Susan was up to during that time. They better explained what Aslan meant when he scolded Lucy for wanting to be prettier. They dealt with Edmund's lingering dark side (which I know some people think misses the point but...)

I do really like the BBC's Silver Chair though, especially since the reboot is trapped in Development Hell.

[(Anonymous)]

My version as a kid was that fugly cartoon version.... and I adore Tilda-Jadis but man did she drop the ball for me when it came to uttering that "all of Narnia shall PERISH! in FIRE! and WATER!!" curse, compared to the glorious hammy voice acting and visuals of the cartoon.

[(Anonymous)]

The BBC Versions were interesting, but they had some shitty special effects :P