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The Chronicles of Narnia didn’t fail because the movies were bad. They failed because Hollywood misunderstood what C.S. Lewis actually created.

After The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe made $745M worldwide, Disney positioned Narnia as the next Lord of the Rings. But Narnia was never built to compete with Tolkien’s epic mythology. It was theological, intimate, spiritual — and the films slowly stripped those qualities away.

In this video, we break down:

Why Prince Caspian altered Peter’s character

Why Dawn Treader invented a villain

How Disney softened Aslan’s theology

Why spectacle replaced wonder

The real reason the Narnia franchise collapsed

This is a structural analysis of adaptation failure — and what Hollywood consistently gets wrong about fantasy.

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