Yes, the evil ice queen is still frozen, but most of those cuddly Narnians are no more – no Mr. One year has passed for the Pevensies, thirteen hundred for Narnia, and the years have not been kind to the latter. Of course, as Thomas Wolf has told us, you can’t go home again, even if it is to your favorite fantasyland. Well, anything to end their mundane existence as British school children, a bit of a drag in and of itself, what with the uniforms, bookish lessons and such, but certain to be exquisitely painful for this crew that had grown to a charmed adulthood as the ruling royalty in Narnia. When the desperate prince blows his magic horn, he summons the “kings of old” back to Narnia, which makes for a nice bit of cinema magic as the four Pevensies erupt from a London underground tube station onto the high cliffs of Narnia via a wormhole that looks suspiciously like a bomb crater. Treachery this time out is more homegrown, as the handsome Prince Caspian flees from his treacherous uncle, who wants the throne for his newborn son. We have as much menace as magic in the revisited Narnia, with the Pevensie clan once again whisked away to the fantasy kingdom to save it from itself. Starring: Ben Barnes, Anna Popplewell, Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley, Peter Dinklage
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