Was anyone else bothered by the fact that Dragon Eustace had the sword piercing his left side, but when he was undragoned, the first place he felt was his right side - as if that was where the sword had been?

The reason for this is that the sword went in diagonally through the left side and, as a boy, it would have gone out his right side, missing his heart but obviously piercing both lungs. Terrible anatomical mistake

Wow.

I would not have noticed this. I was inclined to think the sword basically popped up in the sky and just landed next to him on his right when he was undragoned.

I didn't notice any of the other set dressing either in the Scrubb house, except the bug jars, the hygiene certificate. All the more reason to watch it again.

I noticed the picture of Susan and Peter but I never noticed it was from PC! I'm seeing the movie again tomorrow(yay!) and I'm gonna keep an eye out for everything! like I never heard Jill's name the last time I saw the movie, I will listen for it!

Honestly how did you guys notice these small things? I noticed nothing other than the photo of the Pevensies in Susan's room and the painting of them as kings/queens in Caspian's cabin.

The thing with Jill Pole being mentioned, I never got the impression from "The Silver Chair" that they had not been friends prior. I just understand that Jill, like all the others, noticed a change in Scrubb this term (after events of Dawn Treador). Maybe I missed something between the lines? If not, adding her name seemed perfect!

Did anyone notice, (or was it just me) in the ads for VDT that in the scene where Edmund and Lucy are brought onto the ship and Caspian tells the crew, 'Behold our Cast Aways, King and Queens of Narnia' but in the actual movie he calls them the High King and Queen of Narnia?

here is one of the ads that mentions it:
http://www.screen-one.com/competition/w ... der-prizes

I didn't want to go back and read the previous posts in this thread, but on second watching today I believe the open book they show on the beach next to Lucy while she's sleeping before the Dufflepuds kidnap her is a copy of VDT-The Chronicles of Narnia (only hidden by the cover). I'll probably have to wait for the DVD to zoom in on that part of the scene to confirm it. Though I could be wrong.

Could be. Though it's more likely to be some Narnian fable. I can't wait to see what it is! (if we'll even be able to! )

I was wondering about the book on the bedside table in Cambridge.

I found a good one on my second viewing!
Did you notice, on the windowsill in Lucy's bedroom in the Scrubb house, sits her little stuffed dog from the first movie!? Which is strange, because I thought she gave it away to the little boy on the train....

Wow! I didn't find that, Mrulockia!

I did, however discern that the picture on the table in Cambridge is another production photo from PC; I believe it was taken of Anna and Will at a costume fitting. And beside it, I am almost positive that the book Adeona mentioned is a copy of VoDT. It's a little hard to tell, but I think you could spot Pauline Baynes' illustration of Reep on the side.

I know when I heard that line i was like . Of course they are leaving it open for the Silver Cair if it get made.

I saw that! I was like' yay! they have Peter and Susan's pic - and look! it's from PC!"

I noticed both of these and the painting of Susan. When I first heard the Jill Pole line I was like "That makes sense." then I thought about it a little and then I realized how it didn't really make sense at all.

I found Douglas Gresham! he's one of the men who bids on Lucy.. the one who calls her a "little lady". when I saw the film for the first time, I got all excited and started shouting, "It's Douglas Gresham!!".. but of course, no one knew who I was talking about. *facepalm*. (x

and in numerous shots, it shows this tall vertical pole thing on the Dawn Treader, the top of which looks strikingly like a certain lamp post we all know and love.. (one that shows it clearly is in the theatrical trailer, where it shows the ship sailing vertically towards Ramandu's Island, with Eustace as a dragon flying around it, right before the part where Eustace is yelling about where he is).

Personally, I hated it. But that's my personal opinion! if you loved it, I respect that. I'm just saying, it changed sooo many things..more than the previous two movies. And there was something wrong with it, I don't know..

I noticed both of these and the painting of Susan. When I first heard the Jill Pole line I was like "That makes sense." then I thought about it a little and then I realized how it didn't really make sense at all.

I agree with you. Aren't they supposed to be enemies in a way? Coz in the first chapter of SC she asked him to go away and not to bully her... just a thought.

Personally, I hated it. But that's my personal opinion! if you loved it, I respect that. I'm just saying, it changed sooo many things..more than the previous two movies. And there was something wrong with it, I don't know..

I don't hate it, it just annoys me greatly... But I am very close to hatred. I can see how people love for at first look I really enjoyed it then I thought about it and disliked it.

Did anyone notice, (or was it just me) in the ads for VDT that in the scene where Edmund and Lucy are brought onto the ship and Caspian tells the crew, 'Behold our Cast Aways, King and Queens of Narnia' but in the actual movie he calls them the High King and Queen of Narnia?

ya I noticed that! and arnt they just Kings (and Queens) not HIGH Kings and Queens?