New Prince Caspian poster

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My apologies for the lack of updates yesterday. My attempts to avoid the gastro sweeping my household failed miserably and I spent the whole of yesterday curled up in bed or flaked out on the couch. Today, well, I'm just not ill enough to warrant staying at home...

Anyway, here's a great new poster for Prince Caspian, the second installment in the Chronicles of Narnia film series. On this poster you can even spot Reepicheep, the rapier-wielding rodent who demonstrates incomparable bravery in both Prince Caspian and follow-up tale, Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Reepicheep is voiced by oh-so-dry British comedian, Eddie Izzard.

I'm a huge fan of C.S. Lewis's Narnia Chronicles (they're my most re-read book series), so I can't wait for May-July when Prince Caspian will be released locally. "For Narnia!"

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Anonymous said…
Hey! I am a virgin to your blog, but I just want to say that I love it. I am not aware of that many other South African bloggers, but it is great to meet one who is into movies etc.
There are so many movies on this list I have just loved.

Juno, Atonement, The Kite Runner, and so many more I would kill to see right now, like No Country, Im Not There, Sweeney Todd and No Country...

Anyway, great blog, I will be visiting way more from now on!
6:00 PM
Pfangirl said…
Hey Nick, thanks for taking the time to comment.

I checked out your blog too and it's great to see a local "Oscar Watcher" at work. I'm a total soundtrack addict too, so I'm definitely going to spend some time in that section... once I've added your blog to my Links list:)

Cheers for now...
8:09 AM
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