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I remember seeing this movie over ten years ago in the cinema and even back then I thought it was a great movie. Even though it's not as good as the book (which has always remained a classic in children's literature), I consider this film to be The Lord of the Rings for kids and like the Lord of the Rings, it was filmed in New Zealand as well and some aspects reminded me of the Lord of the Rings trilogy like the effects or the action scenes or the fact that it all took place in a fantasy world. I enjoyed all the actors that played the Pevensie children and I loved Liam Neeson as the voice of Aslan. I'm very glad that I read the book before I saw the film. I also enjoyed the two other sequels. But I think the Narnia movie trilogy is kind of underrated. While it's nowhere near as good The Lord of the Rings trilogy, they deserve more credit.

Pixar has given out a lot of classics over the years like Toy Story, WALL-E, Up and Finding Nemo and Ratatouille is up there with them. It's a great story about following and living dreams no matter what. I loved this movie since I saw it in the cinema ten years ago. Pretty much everything about it is great: the animation, the story, the humour, the screenplay, the voice-acting, even the music. Everyone, both children and adults, will find this movie appealing.