I suggest reading the books, especially the critic! The story gets bigger as the books progress, with the climax, The Last Battle (Book 7) being full of lots of action and I’m sure this will be to everyone’s shock and horror, religious connotations! Read the first book to understand the professor!

Sam Bailey, Sydney, Australia

i must say that i found Prince Caspian far better than the first movie, which seemed to lack a certain something. Prince Caspian has great action, emotion, special effects and just a dash of romance, with our old friends Peter, Susan, Edmund, Lucy and Aslan! Prince Caspian(Ben Barnes) is very yummy!

Laura, Dunedin, New Zealand

It seems to be a trend... look at what happened to Pirates of the Carribean, great and involving fun story in the first movie, then it went all uber-blockbuster for 2 & 3.

It's almost as if hollywood has lost faith in stories and characters, and is replacing them with ever-bigger spectacles.

Kerome, London,

I've seen it twice with two different people and we all enjoyed it both times. The first film was good, but i certainly think this one is better.
Landesman's emphasis on the professor's house house in the first film seems a little bizarre, since it was nothing more than a brief scene setter.

C. Turner, Cheltenham, UK

The critic doesn't appear to realise that this is also a book, not just a film. Therefore the story and characters must follow the original storyline, which this film does admirably. Overall I thought it an enjoyable film, well made and true to the original, so don't be put off.

Isabel Hogan, Aubin, France

Watched Prince Caspian last night, I have also read the book.
This critique is spot on, Story building sacraficed for fights and battles by the look of it. Hopefully just a poor stepping stone to the next episode, the Dawn Treader which has lots of scope to be a very good film, if ever made.

Dave, Dundee,

I will use the formula I always use when judging films: if Cosmo Landesman says it is rubbish, then I know I will enjoy it; if he raves, I know it will be rubbish.

I will use the example of 'Lost in Translation', the most over-hyped pile of boring garbage I have ever seen and the first film I hr

John Law, Barnsley, UK

For all those that have seen the 2nd Narnia film and liked it, go back and see it a few more times or you'll never get to see the 3rd.
This latest one won't even break even at the box office as I predicted, it's a flop!!.

Sean Hamerton, York., England.

Critics annoy me - they see too many films. Many of them suffer from Film Fatigue. Nothing seems to please them.
I saw Caspian on Friday, my sixty-third birthday, and I found it enchanting. Much better than the first one. And the young actors, like those in Harry Potter, much improved. Wonderful!

Ruth M Thomas, Swansea, Wales

the first narnia film was great & I was not sure if the sequel was going to live up to the standards the first one had set but I glad to say in my opinion it definatley did. I really enjoyed the film & thought the storyline and characters were great but ben barnes was the higlight of movie for me!

Amy Denpster, Dalgety Bay, Scotland

the first narnia film was great & I was not sure if the sequel was going to live up to the standards the first one had set but I glad to say in my opinion it definatley did. I really enjoyed the film & thought the storyline and characters were great but ben barnes was the higlight of movie for me!

Amy Denpster, Dalgety Bay, Scotland

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is one of my favourite films but I agree that Caspian isnt in the same league as it. I hope the Voyage of the Dawn Treader focuses on Edmund and Lucy. They are the best actors in the franchise and Edmund in particular the most interesting character.

Joanna, Dorking, Uk

The problem is that Prince Caspian is probably the weakest book in the sequence, but necessary so that the story can develop with Narnia having an existence seperate from the Pevensies.

I am looking forward to the Voyage of the Dawn Treader where things really start to get fleshed out a bit.

andrew, Edinburgh, UK