I chose the "none of the options above", since I'd most like to see a scene with Lucy, in particular the one where she's reading the Magician's Book.

":1hiykzjn]Hey, is the whole idea of Caspian falling in love with Ramandu's Daughter cheapened for anyone else besides me since they had him kiss Susan in the last movie????

To be fair, Susan initiated the kiss. I highly doubt Caspian would have ever kissed Susan if she hadn't kissed him first.

But yes, I think that we will now have RD haters because of that little "scene" in PC. Which is a shame since she's really the canon one. I just hope they make her interesting enough that people will like her and forget about Suspian.

Back on the topic at hand: I generally don't like watching sneak peaks, mainly because I hate spoilers. So I chose "None of the above."

P.S."Brooklyn!"

Let me be clear, I meant that the fitting and lovely romance with Ramandu's Daughter will be cheapened by the "Suspian" longing glances and final kiss.

The film-makers should have saved Caspian for this romance, -as it is he seems like a serial dater! (Audiences muse: “What chick will Caspian find in this flick?”)

I hope you are right, I hope this story is told with such sensitivity and heart that it blows the Suspian thing right out of the water!

Now I've talked myself right around into choosing the romance scene for my sneak peak.

I chose Caspian meeting Ramandu's daughter. I hope the production did something really sweet and romantic with them and better then that ugh Suspian

I'm more anticipated on Caspian and Ramandu's daughter's development a lot.

I want to see the scene with Aslan at the World's End because that is my absolute favourite scene from the book and I want to see if they can pull it off better than the BBC version. I am glad that Aslan's line of 'There I have another name, you must learn to know me by that name' is in the movie. It is probably one of the most powerful scenes out of the entire series and I really hope they get it right.

^^ I am positive that they will do it better than BBC's version!