It just seems like this movie could have no vegetation which really got old fast. The scenery was also a bit stale in this movie, especially in the city on the desert island place. This was unbearable during conversations, or sword fighting sequences. But in all of the moving shots it is someone holding the camera, and when the person holding the camera moves the camera starts rocking back and forth. I was kind of wondering why they didn't try getting a crane, or something for moving shots. There were no dynamic camera angles, and emotional shots except for maybe one which was near the end. The scenes flowed horribly, and the camera angles were all boring. Let me tell you I have never seen camera work this bad. Probably the biggest issue in this movie was the camera. Now the water effects in this movie are real good, especially near the end, and when the serpent is splashing. That was my biggest issue is that both of the monsters in this movie look cartoony, and really bright. Now the serpent was pretty cool, but it seemed a bit cartoony, along with the dragon. The dragon was cool at some scenes, but in others didn't look too good. Since the mist was a big part of the movie, seeing it constantly really ruined it for me. You could tell the mist was put in badly, so when someone looks at the mist floating overhead it looks like the mist isn't even on the same plane. Why did it look bad? It's mainly because it wasn't integrated well into the scenes. Actually the green mist looked bad in every scene. This confused me greatly, because when you see the green mist for the first time it looks awful. For some reason when reading reviews I keep on reading silly comments about how this movie had good visuals. None of the characters except for possibly Reepacheep, and maybe Eustace when he was a dragon, were likable.
The acting really wasn't all that good which was really distracting, and the dialog wasn't all that better. This really bothered me since I read the books, and I was expecting something along certain lines, but the movie doesn't really follow it. The movie doesn't really make much sense. Twentieth Century Fox gets a try, and well. The other two movies which were made by Disney weren't bad, but weren't the best. Since I am a fan of the Chronicles of Narnia books, I kind of had to see this one. If it weren't for the ending I would've given this movie 4 out of 10.
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