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I've seen Narnia and don't really understand the meme. what's is this even about
well there are seven books in the series, and i think only books two through five have been made into films? anyway, in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader only the two younger children return. in The Last Battle however, the eldest son is back but the eldest daughter is not.
neil gaiman wrote a short story about why.
The Magician's Nephew is counted as book one these days, but that was not the order in which it was written and a few things won't make as much sense if you read it first, so I'm not sure why they re-ordered it other than they think that chronological order makes more sense overall, something I disagree with. It was originally the penultimate book, before The Last Battle.
So really, one through four were made into films, but BBC TV and Radio both did the whole thing.
They did make Voyage Of The Dawn Treader into a movie but a very long time ago like I want to say the '90s
BBC made one. Probably in the 90s. The mouse (Reepacheep?) was a full sized costume. Compared to the ful CGI newer one.
Man those BBC ones are pretty good actually, they got as far as the Silver Chair I think.
I am so sorry to do this to you but it was 2010.
No this one was earlier than that. Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader https://g.co/kgs/xnpnDSN