Narnia

[Anonymous]

yeah they used massive 2.0 or something, weta desigend it for lotr and used it in many movies after, and people have used it for commercials too.. more info here: http://massivesoftware.com

[Anonymous]

Yea, I'm sure both WETA and ILM worked on it. Movies nowadays have so much CG they need more than one effects house to get the movie out on time. I know that 3 different effects houses worked on I, Robot (one was WETA also.) The stuff they did in LOTR really proved how amazing they are when it comes to massive battles and beautiful backgrounds and stuff.

I'm sorry, but someone had to do it... http://www.devilducky.com/media/39845/

[Anonymous]

Lol that video rocked.

[Anonymous]

I have one complate. It moved the story too fast. I also like the BBC version of it.

[Anonymous]

Yeah haven't gotten to see those yet, I know that all of 'em were around 3 hours though.

[Styan]

went and saw the movie yesterday, simply put... i liked it :p

[Anonymous]

If some of you haven't seen this yet, go see it. It'll make you feel like a little boy again.

thanks, but no thanks

i was impressed with how closely this one followed the book, in comparison to lotr and even harry potter (which i was forced into watching b/c my sis got them for christmas)

and if you think the movie went fast, they actually dragged out what's in the book. the book is barely 100 pages long (depending on the version and such, of course)

[Anonymous]

If some of you haven't seen this yet, go see it. It'll make you feel like a little boy again.

Come to think of it, I kinda feel like a little boy right now.

Especially if you slow cook it with just the right seasonings.  Mmm Mmm, rotisserie kid.  Now that's good eatings.

I also feel like a beer.

[Anonymous]

I have read the book. The move wsa to fast pace it kept pushing it seem, but it is still a good movie.

[Anonymous]

Too fast paced, huh? Kinda sounds like the Harry Potter movies in comparison to the books.