Susan's arc in The Chronicles of Narnia is not completely unsalvageable, but any adaptation of it should really address why she stopped believing without judgment to do justice to the beloved ...

As a series of books that was wrapped up decades ago, there are a lot of things about The Chronicles of Narnia that are harsh realities now. C.S. Lewis published his fantasy series drawing upon his ...

If Susan renounced Narnia, then she necessarily renounced Aslan, the resurrected, Christ-like lion she once loved. In Lewis’ symbolic world, she was essentially a Narnian apostate.

Testing faith is a major theme of “The Chronicles of Narnia” stories, but Hollywood clearly has confidence in the fantasy film franchise from Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures. “The ...

The story begins one year after the Pevensies--Peter (William Moseley), Susan (Anna Popplewell), Edmund (Skandar Keynes), and Lucy (Georgie Henley)--returned from Narnia, where they had ...

Miraz's obsession is to remain King of Narnia so that he can pass the throne on to his heir apparent -- his son, of course. That means snuffing out the infant (and true heir to the throne) Caspian ...

After a year away from Narnia, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy find themselves back in Narnia where they once ruled as Kings and Queens. While only 12 months have passed in the real world, ...