#dawn henley

[j0ysyndr0m3]

 dawn henley aesthetic | escapism (challengers)

[jessmalia]

Ain't that the way shit always ends?

[deathofthelastromantics-blog]

"The Kings and Queens came to us so young, so brave. We raised them, we taught them, we loved them and they served so well. After they were gone all of Narnia grieved them, and we will miss them till the end of time. "

[luckycheesefoodie321]

Look idk what the new Narnia tv show will bring, and I can absolutely see it improving upon the second and third films… but the first movie was truly something special.

The vision of the director, the wonderful young core cast, the score, the visual and practical effects, the truly elegant cgi, all really bringing the original story to life in the most beautiful way.

I was just as captivated by the film after not having watched it in some 10-15 years, as I was the first time I watched it.

The war scene???? THE WAR SCENE. THE MUSIC. THE BUILD UP. THE TENSION. I CANT.

The way it allows for the quiet moments to enriched the big moments. Peter and Aslan talking for the first time? Peter looking to Oreius “are you with me?” “To the death”???

Even Prince Caspian was such an engaging film, even if it did deviate from the book, bc the cast was so good and the story followed on so well from the first. The understanding of the script writer’s that the characters were now adults flung back into young bodies and their skill level, their mannerisms, their confidence and countenance would all be drastically changed from the first film, and the cast do a wonderful job of projecting that. And obv Ben Barnes was a fantastic addition.

It’s the way that Susan and Edmund had very minimal roles in the first film’s war and leaned heavily on Peter to lead the charge. By the same token, Peter took most of the responsibility upon himself. Susan used one arrow to kill in the first film. Whereas Peter’s first kill was kind of incidental. Edmund used his strategic abilities for the first time in going for the Witch’s ice sceptre.

Cut to Prince Caspian.

Edmund is absolutely and clearly the strategist between the two. He’s the negotiator. The master manipulator. The diplomat. And proves to everyone involved he is a more than capable swordsman - we don’t need to see Peter fight before he needs to. We need everyone to mentally catch up to where Edmund is in his skills. Then Peter leads as he always does at the front of the action. He duels Miraz. He proves his mettle once more.

Then Susan, while initially paired up once more with Lucy, goes with them in the initial raid on Miraz’s castle to fight, demonstrating her expert archery and combat skills. She solos about 7 or 8 mounted soldiers from the ground with her bow. She leads the archers before entering the battlefield herself.

It’s the DEVELOPMENT.

And while Lucy is not involved in the fighting, it’s the way she speaks against the stubbornness of her elder siblings so openly. Who holds firm to her beliefs even when everyone else doesn’t. She doesn’t run away and cry anymore. This is a Lucy who knows how to counsel her fellow kings and Queen.

Voyage of the Dawn Treader, the third film, is where it falls apart story wise, in direction, and in vision - it forgets where the characters were previously. Like I hate when Caspian and Edmund are duelling on the Dawn Treader, and they end in a draw and Caspian says the line “you’ve improved, my friend” “I suppose I have” because BRO. Edmund is a skilled swordsman and several hundred years Caspian’s senior. While he may be in a younger body that doesn’t show the experience, and he doesn’t have opportunities to practice it, he has several wars and combat engagements under his belt and only a year since his previous visit to Narnia. That doesn’t go away. A better line would’ve been “the rust is starting to shed, my friend” “I’m finally warmed up” would’ve been a far less condescending line, even if sweet baby boi Caspian would never mean it that way.

so I definitely would look forward to how the show might improve upon it IF it gets that far.

[thetzar]

"Spare Oom".

Sweet Nostalgia.

[yeehawesome]

ok but the way Georgie Henley as Lucy Pevensie was PERFECT casting

[narniansmagic]

Georgie Henley attends to the Veuve Clicquot: Solaire Culture exhibition opening, London, UK - on 11th of May 2023

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[j0ysyndr0m3]

escapism | meet the cast

cast

( inspired by @tashiberrie )

DAWN HENLEY, laura kariuki

TASHI DUNCAN, zendaya

ART DONALDSON, mike faist

PATRICK ZWEIG, josh o’connor

SUPPORTING CAST…

ASHLEY BARNETT, yara shahidi

(& MORE to come)

[jessmalia]

I’m curious about this so,

* You may interpret this as you want. Like, Peter and Susan both certainly have older sibling syndrome and eldest daughter is kind of a category of it’s own, so if you’re a woman and the eldest child in your family and your favorite is Susan that can still count as birth order aligning. But there’s probably eldest daughters who act more like Peter in the family dynamic and vice versa, so then the interpretation would be different.

This poll is mostly to see, since Narnia is so intrinsically about sibling relationships, how much the character you like the most have to do with them being relatable to you in the family dynamic. Or, alternatively, if a lot of people don’t like the character aligned with their birth order because they see too much of their flaws in them.

Please elaborate on your thoughts in the tags!

[deathofthelastromantics-blog]

" How long was it till you turned my life to folklore? "

[movies-to-add-to-your-tbw]

Title: The Chronicles of Narnia

Rating: PG

Director: Andrew Adamson

Cast: Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley, Anna Popplewell, Tilda Swinton, Liam Neeson, James McAvoy, Jim Broadbent, Kiran Shah, James Cosmo, Judy McIntosh, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Patrick Kake, Shane Rangi, Brandon Cook, Cassie Cook, Morris Lupton

Release year: 2005

Genres: fantasy, adventure

Blurb: Siblings Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter step through a magical wardrobe and find the land of Narnia. There, they discover a charming, once-peaceful kingdom that has been plunged into eternal winter by the evil White Witch, Jadis. Aided by the wise and magnificent lion Aslan, the children lead Narnia into a spectacularly climactic battle to be free of the Witch's glacial powers forever.

[casually-cool-cassettes]

Cassette of the day: 031: 7 September, 2023

Elton John: Duets

Track List: A1: Teardrops [k.d. lang], A2: When I Think About Love (I Think About You) [Ft. P.M. Dawn], A3: The Power [Little Richard], A4: Shakey Ground [Don Henley], A5: True Love [Kiki Dee], A6: If You Were Me [Chris Rea], A7: A Woman's Needs [Tammy Wynette], A8: Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me [George Michael] | B1: Old Friend [Nik Kershaw], B2: Go On And On [Gladys Knight], B3: Don't Go Breaking My Heart [RuPaul], B4: Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing [Marcella Detroit], B5: I'm Your Puppet [Paul Young], B6: Love Letters [Bonnie Raitt], B7: Born To Lose [Leonard Cohen], B8: Duets For One

[mrawkweird]

Fallon really be having all the luck.

[rawsmackdownnxtdivas]

Isla Dawn(c) and Alba Fyre(c) vs Kiana James and Fallon Henley (with Josh Briggs):NXT 4/11/23

[camyfilms]

THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE 2005

Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Witch. I was there when it was written.