[影片快递] 【整理】2008-08-24 Prince Caspian 纳尔尼亚传奇2：凯斯宾王子

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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ,and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia ,but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in the Hollywood time , but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the Telmarines, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

 

In a bit of a Shakespearean twist ,this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler ,and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne.

 

Prince Caspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?

And who are you?

Peter！

High King Peter.

I believe you called.

 

Now this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you'd expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish Delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some fine moments of humor especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who has specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like to bet this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encounter the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I sense it's a slight improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie

[ 本帖最后由 luweiji 于 2008-8-27 21:28 编辑 ]

Soya23

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund,Lucy and Susan who are Kings and Queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time,just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  Telmarines, a nasty race of human led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

In a bit of a Shakespearian twist this //King has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian,//air to the throne.

 

Prince Cspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?
And who are you?
Peter！
I call you Peter.
I believe you called.

That this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some moments of humorous especially  curtsy of Peter who/ is specilized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world.And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a  great or ground-breaking movie,but the Narnia series seems to be // along quite well, and it'll gratify most children who have read the book children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

cross3561

on soya

 

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund,Lucy and Susan who are Kings and Queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time,just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  Telmarines, a nasty race of human led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

In a bit of a Shakespearian twist this usurping King has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian in the air to the throne.

 

Prince Cspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?
And who are you?
Peter！
I call you Peter.
I believe you called.

That this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some moments of humorous especially  curtsy of Peter // is specilized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world.And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a  great or ground-breaking movie,but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

rootandyg

On cross3561

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are Kings and Queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  Telmarines, a nasty race of human led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

In a bit of a Shakespearian twist this usurping King has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian the heir to the throne.

 

Prince Cspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?
And who are you?
Peter！
Hi, king Peter.
I believe you called.

That this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some moments of humorous especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who is specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Your pant！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

MKの幻

Homework

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are Kings and Queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  *, a nasty race of human led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto. In a bit of a Shakespearian twist this usurping King has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian in the air to the throne.

 

Prince Cspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

That this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some moments of humorous especially curtsy of Peter is specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

 

What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

蜗牛牧师

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ,and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia ,but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time , but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  Telmarines, a nasty race of human led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

In a bit of a Shakespearean twist ,this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler ,and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne.

 

Prince Caspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?
And who are you?
Peter！
Hi, I'm King Peter.
I believe you could.

Now this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some fine moments of humorous especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who is specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Your pant！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

 

richard-luoen

Homework

 

Chronicals of the Narnia: Prince Casplan , directed by Andrew Adamson, is the second movie in the Narnia series follew The Lion , the Whitch and the Wardrobe. And it brings back those children Peter , Adam, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia, but just ordinary kids in war time London. Hudreds of years gone by in Narnia time just a year in London time and couple of years in Howlleywood time. But this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defined the Narnia underground from the / , a nasty race of humans led by a dictator, played by the wonderful Italian actor / / has / ruler / and he trys to kill price Casplan / he from. Prince Casplan is played by/ And that movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you can exepect a little more violent. It’s more really a warm movie than a fan to see. And it isn’t quite much / than a / What I actully like bast in this movie is how beautifully / in the real world/ how it real / So you feel like / before you / the talking animals and all of the magic. You will feel like in this world. It’s very / very beautiful , very interesting world. And it states that / So I think that is a provement /I like the first one . I like this one. I don’t think / and / movie. But the Narnia series seems to be / Quite well / both children who have read the book and children who maybe introduced to it by this movie

swallowinsky99

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia's series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund,Lucy and Susan who are Kings and Queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time,just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the Telmarines, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

In a bit of a Shakespearian twist this usurping King has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and is trying to kill Prince Caspian the heir to the throne. Prince Cspian is played by Ben Barnes.

Prince Caspian?

And who are you?

Peter！

my king Peter.

 I believe you called.

That this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some fine moments of humors especially curtsy of Peter d###e is specilized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 What I actually like about this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel so you felt like in these early points before you re-encountered the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world.And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's like improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie,but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

[ 本帖最后由 swallowinsky99 于 2008-8-24 13:18 编辑 ]

seeyou8286

HW

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is a second movie in the Narnia serious that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. And it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia, but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time and a couple of years in Hollywood time, but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnia underground from the Telmarines, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castellitto.

 

In a bit of Shakespearean twist this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and is trying to kill Prince Caspian Liair to the throne. Prince Caspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?

And who are you?

Peter!

High King Peter?

I believed you called.

 

Now this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you has expected. It's a little more violence, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish Delight as there was in the first one. Also there are some fine moments of humors especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who has specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in president day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with brown hair extensions in this one.

 

(Growl) Drop him! That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like to bet this movie was how beautifully was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and feel. And so you feel like in this early points before you reencounter the talking animals and all of the magic. You really feel like you are in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it's a stance that interests for most of the movies. So I says it's a slight improvement, I like the first one, I like this one. I don't thing either one of them is great or groundbreaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chug along quite well and will gratify both children who have read the book and child who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

seeyou8286

on 勤劳的蜗牛

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia/ series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ,and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia ,but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time , but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the  Telmarines, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

 

In a bit of a Shakespearean twist ,this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler ,and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne.

 

Prince Caspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?

And who are you?

Peter！

High King Peter.

I believe you called.

 

Now this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish Delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some fine moments of humor especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who has specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like to bet this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you feel like in these early points before you re-encounter/ the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I think it's a slight improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

Kathy0307

HW

 

The Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian, directed by Andrew Adamson, is the second movie in the Narnia series that follows the lions,the witch, the wardrobe and it brings back those children- Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia but just ordinary kids in War-time London.

    Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time just a year in London time,and a couple of years in Hollywood time, but this time, the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend Narnia underground from the *, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by a wonderful Italian actor **.

    In a bit of Shakespearian twist, this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler and he tries to kill the Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne.Prince Caspian is played by Bin Barn.

    "Prince Caspian?"
    "And who are you?"
    "Peter!"
    "Hi, King Peter."
    "I believe you called"

    And this movie is similar a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, little more violet, it's more really of a war movie than a  fatasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and turkish delike as there was in the first one. Although there are  some fine moments humourous especially courtesy of Peter * with speciallized in playing angry * in a lot of movies set in present days, real world and who has a good time to play and angry * for blond hair extensions in this one.

   Dry pant, that's the best you can come up with.

   What I actually like about this movie was how beatifully were shot in the real world sequences, how it had real texture and feel until you feel like in this early points before you re-encourtered the talking animals and all of the magic, really feel like  you're in this world and it is very real, very beatiful and very interesting world. And it's stained that interest for the most of movie. So, I think I like the improvement and I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is the great or ground breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chagging us long, quite well, and it will gratify both children who ever read the book and children may be introduced to it by this movie.
  
   

木木升日

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian directed by Andrew Adamson is the second movie in the Narnia/ series that follows the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ,and it brings back those children, Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Susan who are kings and queens in Narnia ,but just ordinary kids in wartime London.

 

Hundreds of years have gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time, and a couple of years in Hollywood time , but this time the kids are swept back into that magic land to defend the Narnian underground from the Telmarines, a nasty race of humans led by a dictator played by the wonderful Italian actor Sergio Castelitto.

 

In a bit of a Shakespearean twist ,this usurping king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler ,and he is trying to kill Prince Caspian, the heir to the throne.

 

Prince Caspian is played by Ben Barnes.

 

Prince Caspian?

And who are you?

Peter！

High King Peter.

I believe you called.

 

Now this movie is similar in a lot of ways to the first one as you expected, it's a little more violent, it's more really of a war movie than a fantasy and there isn't quite as much cuteness and magic and Turkish Delight as there was in the first one. Although there're some fine moments of humor especially courtesy of Peter Dinklage who has specialized in playing angry dwarves in a lot of movies set in present day real world and who has a good time playing an angry dwarf with blond hair extensions in this one.

 

Drop him！That's the best you can come up with.

 

What I actually like to bet this movie was how beautifully it was shot in the real world sequences, how it had a real texture and a feel until you felt like in these early points before you re-encounter/ the talking animals and all of the magic, you really feel like you're in this world and that it's a very real and very beautiful and very interesting world. And it sustains that interest for most of the movie, so I sense it's a slight improvement, I like the first one, I like this one, I don't think either one of them is a great or ground-breaking movie, but the Narnia series seems to be chugging along quite well, and it'll gratify both children who have read the book and children who may be introduced to it by this movie.

 

 

 

legendoffall

Home work
Chronicle of Narnia,  Prince Caspain，directed by Andrew Andson is the second movies in the Narnia serie followed the line which is in wardrobe and  it brings back these Children, Peter, Adman, Lucy and Susan, who are the kings and queens in Narnia, but just ordinary kids in war time London.

Hundered of years of gone by in Narnia time, just a year in London time and couple of years in hollywood time.  This time the kids are swept back into the magic land to defend Narnia underground from tamarine, a nasty race of human led by a dictator play by the wonderful Itally actor Sergel Castolito.

It is a bit of shakespeare twist.  This **  king has dispatched his brother, the rightful ruler,  and try to kill Prince Caspain the heir to the throne.  Prince Caspain is played by Bin born.

"Pince Caspain?   who are you?   Peter.   Hi, King peter.   I believe you goal"

This movie is similar in lots of way to the first one as you can expect.  It is a little more violent, it is a little really war movice than fantasy, and it is not quiet much cutercy and magic and turkish delight as it was in the first one. Although there is some fun moments humour ...curtersy. Peter dingcare specilized in playing anygry dwarfs in lots of movies.  ....in real world ....as good time playing ... and angry drwafs blonde hair

"What I actually like to bet this movie is how beatifully it was shot in real world sequence,   How it have real texture and feel untill you feel like in early points before you reencounter  the taking animals and all of the magic..........very real, very beatiful, very interesting.  So Ilike the improvment the first one, I like this one.... I don't think it is a  ground-breaking movie  ........but......  both children who had read the book and childred who may be introuduced by this movie. "