I love all the Narnia music. I must say I prefer the music from LWW and PC to VDT. I can often be found listening to The Battle from the LWW soundtrack when I'm making cookies.

Anyone agree that Switchfoot's "This is Home" would have better fit The Last Battle than Prince Caspian?

Yes, the lyrics relates to LB a lot more than PC.

I loved the music from LWW and VDT. I have two favorites from PC and that is Caspian Flees and when you click on the DVD menu for scene selection that one too. It comes on when Miraz is first introduced in the film.

If MN does happen...i wonder what Aslans song will sound like

I think VDT's score by David Arnold is my favorite. It has new themes and different sounds. I like that because the movie itself is unique from LWW and PC. I am glad there are a few kept themes from the previous film scores.

I didn't really like The Call a lot, especially since it started after the Suspian kiss of doom. I love There's A Place For Us though. I think it really fits the children the best, and can really be related to in the real world to some people.

@AslansChild 1:25 is "The Time Has Come" by Epic Score and continues through most of the trailer. That's all I know.

I'm sorry to say this narniaweb but it is mostly the fans of Suspian who makes a big deal out of the song "The Call" thinking it is a romantic song and everything. Thing is the song was written and sung by a Christian artist. She didn't sing that song for that movie to go and place that song after the Suspian kiss of doom. To be honest I want to like this song because it is so beautiful and the meaning is clearly 100% different and has nothing to do with Caspian or Susan, still the huge fandom sort of ruined it for me.

I do love There's A Place For Us. It's more happy and very inspirational. I love this song so much.

The Call has special meaning to me. It reminds me of how we'll see God at the end of our lives. And I think it echoes Lucy's longing to see Aslan again. Especially when the song plays as she looks back at him, before going through the door.

~Riella

The Call has special meaning to me. It reminds me of how we'll see God at the end of our lives. And I think it echoes Lucy's longing to see Aslan again. Especially when the song plays as she looks back at him, before going through the door.

~Riella

I couldn't agree more with you! That's exactly what "The Call" is about.

I love The Call. It's such a great song and though I always interpreted it being about Lucy and Aslan, I never realized that it could relate to Christians and Jesus too! Now it's even more special to me!

THANK YOU Louloudi the Centaur!

that's what i was looking for!

It is unfortunate that right after that dratted kiss of Narnia lovers' despair, she sings, "It started out as a feeling... That didn't turn out so well.

Does anyone know the names of the songs that play in the background of the LWW bloopers? I know the first song that plays when it show the logo is from the movie, but I can't find the others for the life of me and I really like the one that plays right after that.

I LOVE the music. I just wish Danny Elfman could have a shot at composing a Narnia film.

I'm just gonna say one thing: I LOVE the soundtracks, including the VDT one.

I've actually done some thinking, and I actually like The Call a lot better now. Now that I've listened to the lyrics more, I've understood the song's meaning better. It's still not my favorite song, but I still do like it a lot better than before.

It was indeed just the timing of the song that got me hating it at first.

I like "I Can't Take It In" that REALLY set the mood for the LWW film, the first time I heard it I got chills down my spine! I don't know how Imogen Heap did it but they did! I do like "The Call" but the timing was a bit weird... but where else could they have put it? I mean, once the credits roll in most people leave, and I would want people to hear my song.
There's A Place For Us was great too, but to be honest, I think it lost some of the Narnian FEEL to it. I have no Idea why, but maybe because it was more up beat? I don't know. I think that Violins, flutes, pianos kind of sound Narnian to me, I hope there's some of that in the next film.
(BTW DamselJillPole, I like your 'Kiss of DOOM' thing that was funny)