The Voyage of The Dawn Treader is an exceptionally well made movie that really captures the spirit of it' s story. The biggest change from the book to the movie is that the key plot point involving Eustace occurs much later in the film than it did in the book. The order in which they find each of places is somewhat different in the movie than in the book but they are all there. The feeling of adventure our now seafaring friends provide in the book is absolutely present in the movie. Now,the Voyage of the Dawn is not NEARLY as literal a book to movie translation as the Lion,the Witch,and the Wardrobe was,the spirit of the story is absolutely preserved. While Prince Caspian was a big disappointment,this movie returns the wonder of Narnia found in The Lion,the,Witch,and the Wardrobe. The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a wonderful adventure. Note: The movie's 3-D images add to the intensity of a few action sequences, particularly the battle with the giant sea snake. The film offers positive lessons about collaboration, selflessness, and overcoming personal doubts and fears, and the three central kids all grapple with self-worth issues that will be very relatable for tweens. Lewis' classic books, there are some mild allusions to Christianity, though nothing overtly religious is said (Aslan does reference the "other name" he's called in the regular world). While there's little inappropriate content for older elementary-schoolers and up, younger kids may be frightened by a few scenes with a giant sea serpent and others set on an island where people are routinely sacrificed. In general, you can expect the same level of special effects-heightened battles/violence and minor language as Prince Caspian. Parents need to know that the third Chronicles of Narnia installment is, like its predecessors, a tween-friendly fantasy adventure.
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