ReelViewsWhile not as strong in terms of plotting or character development, Prince Caspian is nevertheless a better cinematic experie...
Rolling StoneIf anything, this sequel could have used more hellfire. You leave feeling covered in a blanket of bland.
SlateThey may make for clunky religious parables, but the Narnia books -- and so far, the movies based on them -- are wonderful a...
Chicago TribuneI realize the first film (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) made almost $745 million worldwide. Well, some things make t...
San Francisco ChronicleIt's a dragged-out exercise, with no epic scale and no spirit worth talking about.
USA TodayThough the movie could have ended a few scenes earlier, it is still a journey well worth taking.
NewsweekUnder all the gimmickry and effects, there's a nice story to tell -- as anyone who has read the books knows.
Los Angeles TimesSquarely in the tradition of the kind of teenage movies the Disney organization used to make before teens discovered horror ...
Washington PostPrince Caspian, like its predecessor, delivers sweeping, swashbuckling action in a handsome production, albeit one that leav...
E! OnlineThough darker in tone, Caspian still generates more laughs, with amusing turns by Peter Dinklage as cranky dwarf Trumpkin an...
The New York TimesChild kings and queens land in a Jacobean tragedy with The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.
The Philadelphia InquirerPrince Caspian is an elaborately presented feast that will taste familiar to the 'tween and teen audience for whom it is ser...
E! Online...as inferior to the first book as the second one is, so is the second film from the first. Which is about right.
The Boston GlobeA muscular fantasy epic that marks a filmmaking improvement if not a leap in dramatic inspiration over 2005's The Lion, the ...
New York PostAnother classic saga of deeds dastardly and swashes buckled, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian doesn't quite equal th...
Wall Street JournalI wish I could be more enthusiastic about Prince Caspian, an honorable and attractive adventure for children and families. B...
Salon ArtsThe Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is a much more elaborate, ambitious picture than the 2005 The Chronicles of Narnia:...
Houston ChroniclesThe struggles remain, but [director] Adamson has tweaked the plot, rejiggered the character dynamics and piled on the epic w...
New York Daily NewsSure, it's a big-budget spectacle. But it's also the kind of grandly old-fashioned entertainment we don't get enough of anym...
New York MagazineAt every turn, the filmmakers go for clutter and tumult where simplicity would do -- and Adamson, to put it kindly, isn't th...
The Austin ChronicleAdamson's pulled a more morally nuanced rabbit (or badger, actually) out of his directorial hat this time out, and the resul...
Box Office MagazineAs with any would-be summer blockbuster, the members of the special effects team are the real stars, and they haven't stinte...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Andrew Adamson
Writer: Andrew Adamson
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley
Release: May 16, 2008
Writer: Andrew Adamson
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley
Release: May 16, 2008
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