Lucy P. Yes, you're right about that one (your first paragraph), but they still annoy me because they are just trying to get the last word in. Frankly, I like more intelligent arguments said in that humor, as opposed to the thoughtless babble between boy and girl.

The 1300 years line would have been unbearably cheesy anyway, but it's an obvious Pirates reference from a somewhat similar scene in the first PotC movie.

I guess I missed the complaint about the CoN CGI not looking as good as the Original Trilogy FX. I'm wondering if that poster has seen the original Original Trilogy or if they've only seen the many, many tweaks Lucas has made since then. The latest DVD release included a ton of new CGI.

I agree that the 1300 line was cheesy and the wish we had more time together and ok fine just the whole romance!

I don't even think it should be called a romance. Susan seemed midly attracted to him, and Caspian had a slight crush. However it wasnt like they were going out or were even friends.

When they were told to leave it was a sad moment cause she probably wished she had gotten to know him. She obviously wasnt planning on kissing him, but she was probably thinking in her mind "this is it, I'm leaving, should I kiss him-would that be innaprropriate? Maybe I should do it.." and she quickly kissed him without much thought and he returned the favor by hugging her.

She probably didnt think much of it a few weeks later.

Definitely not a full scale romance, but it still felt forced to me. I can see the characters behaving the way they did, however all the circumstances and timing were just too "convenient" for people in the middle of a revolution. I felt less chemistry between Caspian and Susan and more formulaic equation. It could have been handled with more subtlety...and less quirky lines about it.

But Caspian hugging her is one of my favorite moments. He didn't kiss back, instead he embraced her. Very bittersweet, very fitting for a goodbye. And without "witty" dialogue!

Can we just agree the whole romance / crush or whatever you want to call it was a bad idea and move on it makes me a bit cross just thinking of it.

I thought the moment where Lucy stood on the bridge on her own just before Aslan joined her was very cheesy - saying that I thought she acted it brilliantly and I loved it, but then, I love cheesy

(by the way if we're making comparisons with LOTR the scene where Frodo wakes up in the bedroom and everyone comes in one at a time laughing or with a big soppy smile! - yuck!)

Actually, I thought the scene of Lucy on the bridge was one of the best scenes in the whole movie! Here she was, this little girl, armed with a little knife, ready to hold off an entire army by herself...but of course she wasn't by herself, Aslan was with her. It was a great picture of faith, to me.

That scene at the end of LOTR where Frodo wakes up in the bedroom was nice when I first saw it in the theatre, but when I've seen it since...very cheesy! Until when Sam peaks around the door; that was cool.

We haven't mentioned the return of the Ents to save the day!

I love the scene with Lucy on the bridge. One of the few humorous moments in the movie that was actually funny.

I didn't think it was really funny, bookwyrm. I just thought it was a great moment between Aslan and Lucy, not to mention the other pevensie's seeing how faithful their sister is to Aslan and probably(susan and peter anyway) feeling a bit ashamed of themselves for their lack of faith . That is prob my fav sequence in the whole movie

I didn't think it was really funny, bookwyrm. I just thought it was a great moment between Aslan and Lucy, not to mention the other pevensie's seeing how faithful their sister is to Aslan and probably(susan and peter anyway) feeling a bit ashamed of themselves for their lack of faith . That is prob my fav sequence in the whole movie

I love that following the River God sequence, when the other Pevensies and Caspian come out of the water on the riverbank they kneel to Aslan but Lucy remains standing, because she'd shown her fealty through her faith.

Her little grin at the bridge scene really annoyed me. I really don't like that type of smile, it just annoys me, but that's just me. I'm not influencing anyone.

I love that part with Lucy on the bridge! she looks SO defient and Sopepian looks terrified of her, even before Aslan comes out!

The Lucy on the Bridge scene is humorous because her she is, with only an Lion beside her, and a whole army charging to meet her. What does she do? She pulls out her dagger and gives that smile which says "bring it on." Fortunately, one person with Aslan outnumbered the whole army.

I think their has been heaps of topics about the suan and caspian thing. I think it is time to move on and hope nothing like this happens again.

sorry to be the one to say it...but this topic has been done...a lot...and it is dead, i have stated my feelings on all these issues, and now none of them really bug me that much anymore (well except that fateful part at the end of the PC but that i will not speak of)