want a real life adventure? come to Australia we have spiders bigger than your hand.

So I watched Narnia for the first time in years - I dont recall being impressed with it the first time round, the second time.....

......What?
So I kind of get this movie, and could be totally into it....if i was about 10 and didnt understand logic. As it is, no one in their right frigging minds would give a whole bunch of children the land to rule! and the titles!? Ugh. The Magnificent? really? your going with that?
Let alone the fact a child can't learn to fight with that level of skill (if you can call it that - the sword fighting was just embarrassing) in such a short period of time (saying its magic is just lazy) nor would the boy-king be strong enough to backhand a ....weird talking yak (that looks like it belongs in WOW), on top of that the acting was meh, I'm fairly positive the boy-kind (can't recall his name) blocked a sword strike with his neck at one point O.o even with chain mail you'd be very dead. and I dont think i've ever come across kids who cry as much as these!
though the fawn dude with lucy was pretty adorable. maybe I'm not in the right age group to appreciate this movie, maybe I'm just to logically and not enough whimsical, or maybe it was just a poorly done movie (though i did love some of the graphics on the 'goodsides' animals. The lion eating the bad chicks face! The BEST) I'll still probably read the books - everyone knows the movie is always worse, who knows maybe there's hope yet?