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- 04:30 AM, Apr 27
you will discover the best thing about the present voyageby Betsy Sharkey [LA Times ]
this is a solid entry in the franchise and well worth a lookby Amber Wilkinson [Eye for Film ]
there isn't much real dramatic tension or suspenseby Bruce DeMara [Toronto Star ]
the seafaring story lacks narrative flowby Claudia Puig [USA Today ]
the production's special effects are generally strong, and some shots have the potential to be quite beautifulby James Berardinelli [ReelViews ]
still suffers from being part of that nonsense known as Narniaby Bill Gibron [Filmcritic.com ]
served with an overlay of Christian allegory for those who wish to seek itReview rate : C by Lisa Schwarzbaum [Entertainment Weekly ]
reminds us, the Pevensie family is always destined to come in second to Harry and Hermioneby Elizabeth Weitzman [NY Daily News ]
Perfunctory perfectly describes every aspect of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treaderby Todd McCarthy [Hollywood Reporter ]
one of those postproduction 3-D conversions - competently doneReview rate : C+ by Gary Thompson [Philadelphia Daily News ]
including the always delicate art of condensing a book into a two-hour dramaby Kerry Lengel [Arizona Republic ]
doesn't bear much resemblance to its predecessorsby Tom Keogh [Seattle Times ]
could end the movie series on a better note than Prince Caspian would have two years agoReview rate : B- by Steve Persall [St. Petersburg Times ]
between its ripsnorting beginning and moving finaleby Carrie Rickey [Philadelphia Inquirer ]
an entertaining and emotionally satisfying coda to "The Chronicles of Narnia"by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel ]
a potentially syrupy allegory becomes razzle-dazzle children's entertainmentby Colin Covert [Minneapolis Star Tribune ]