The Chronicles of Narnia leads to a bittersweet ending for the Pevensie children, the initial heroes of C. S. Lewis' landmark children's adventure story, but in a different way for one of the ...

And Susan can climb on top of Peter to fire arrows without sustaining damage from enemies crawling on the floor. These combo attacks all sound funny. Heck, they're downright dopey.

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.

Susan, the second oldest, can use a bow and arrow. Her little sister, Lucy, can ride certain animals and heal her siblings; where Edmund, the middle child, can climb obstacles and use a torch.

Now that J.R.R. Tolkien's reign as box-office king has run its course, old colleague C. S. Lewis is being nominated as his successor with "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the ...

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe features some of the most loved characters in children's literature. We're not just talking about Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy here, but also Mr. Tumnus, the ...