0:01 Opening Credits 0:58 The First Scene 🎬 1:21 Lucy returns from her 1st experience in Narnia. The other children don’t believe her. 3:56 Lucy’s 1st experience in Narnia. 4:40 Lucy meets 5:45 Mr Tumnus 8:13 Bookshelf 📚 8:43 Mr Tumnus Flute Playing 🪈 10:10 Lucy wants to go home 🏡 11:12 Mr Tumnus tells Lucy about The White Witch ❄️ 12:17 “I pretended to be your friend.” “[The White Witch] She’ll turn me into stone.” 😱😨 14:22 Edmund’s 1st Experience in Narnia 15:14 Edmund follows Lucy into Narnia. 16:30 Edmund meets The Queen of Narnia. ❄️👸🏻 18:16 The White Witch Queen ❄️👸🏻 gives Edmund some Turkish Delight, a food Edmund adores. 19:30 The Queen offers Edmund more Turkish Delight in exchange for him bringing the other children to her. Dubbing him “Prince Edmund.” And offering him later “The King” position. 21:18 The Queen’s house is between 2 Hills. 22:58 Lucy and Edmund talk. 👧🏼🤓 24:03 Peter and Susan hear about Narnia from Lucy and Edmund. *The Professor* 25:25 The Professor and the kids talk. 🧐 27:11 There could be a Narnia. “But what are we to do?” Asked Susan. “That young lady, that is one thing I cannot tell you.” *All 4 Children Travel to Narnia* 27:25 Peter and Susan’s 1st Time in Narnia. 28:57 Mr Tumnus has been imprisoned by The Queen ❄️👸🏻 *Mr Beaver Helps Our Travelers* 31:14 Susan spots something. Peter informs us it’s a Beaver 🦫 32:05 “We’re following a guy we know nothing about.” 32:51 Mr Beaver 🦫 speaks to the children. 33:44 Mr Beaver 🦫 is here to help. Mr Beaver brings the 4 children to his house.🏡 🦫 *What Happened to Mr Tumnus?* 35:30 36:31 Mr Beaver 🦫 tells us about Aslan 🦁 38:27 Peter wants to meet Aslan 🦁 41:06 Edmund has gone to The White Witch, Edmund has betrayed the other children 🤓👸🏻❄️ 43:41 A Wolf 🐺 44:25 named Fenris, informs The Queen ❄️👸🏻Edmund has arrived. He lets Edmund into The Ice Castle of The Snow Queen. ❄️👸🏻 *The Queen’s Wolves Hunt down Our Heroes* 46:52 Wolves 🐺 🐺 Attack 48:13 The Beavers lead our heroes into a secret hiding place. 🦫🦫 49:30 Spring is Here! 50:29 The Queen finds the woodland creatures. RUN! 53:39 “Are you my counselor or my dlave? Do as you’re told.” 54:54 This is Aslan’s Doing! 👸🏻❄️🦁 55:54 Peter, the oldest of the children, approaches Aslan 🦁 57:04 Winter is no more in Narnia. 58:20 Peter is to be King 👑 58:53 Peter Slays The Fenris Wolf 🐺 🗡️🛡️ 59:30 The Queen summons Ogres and more to fight. *Edmund Returns* ♥️ 1:03:13 1:05:00 The Queen vs Aslan 👸🏻❄️🦁”every traitor belongs to me.” 1:07:00 Aslan Gets Edmund back from The Witch. 🦁 *Planning to Defeat The White Witch* 1:08:05 1:09:17 Susan and Lucy feel something is wrong. They go look for Aslan 🦁 1:10:20 “Children, why are you following me?” 1:11:04 Aslan is Sad and Lonely now. Why? 1:12:10 🦁Aslan is held captive, and shaved of his fur. 1:13:40 The Queen gloats in victory., 1:15:30 Follow MEEEE! 1:16:44 Susan and Lucy mourn Aslan 🦁 1:19:04 Sunrise 🌅 🦁Aslan Is Alive! Hooray! 😄 1:21:31 The Battle is not going well for Our Heroes. 😭 1:22:50 Aslan frees prisoners. 🦁 1:23:50 Mr Tumnus is free! 1:24:30 Reinforcements! 1:27:50 Aslan arrives and Knights Edmund 🦁🗡️ 1:28:30 The Coronation 👑🤴🏻👸🏻🤴🏻👸🏻Of The 4 Children 1:30:12 1:30:48 The White Stag 1:32:40 “We’re back!” 1:33:15 The Wardrobe won’t act as a portal to Narnia anymore.
I came across it in the late 2000's, roughly, 2008 onwards. It became my night cap for a number of years and I still love it to this day. I especially grew fond of Mr Tumnus, not sure why, but totally love this movie 😊
This was my absolute favorite as a kid. I had no idea it was from before I was born. I used to watch this with my brother when we were kids. He has since passed so this brings up some memories. I finally found this on DVD about 12 years ago and I remember being so happy to finally own it. Great movie. Thank you for posting this.
The very specific sounds of Lucy crying is woven into my childhood. It's so recognizable and iconic. Thank you for posting this. It's a treasure that should not be lost to time
My teacher read us the book in the 5th grade. It took the whole year. We all were mesmerized. So when I saw this movie a couple of years later, it was amazing.
This randomly popped up on the algorithm and I clicked so fast IT WAS MY CHILDHOOD omg I had a huge crush on Mr Tumnus (he's why i love mythical fawn characters) and Edmund lol and was obsessed with the name Edmund for most of my childhood... omg so many little things in this film have stayed with me - like Turkish delight looking more delicious than it actually is - the tea and sandwiches the beavers serve in the hiding place always looked delicious too... the music instantly hits my soul... aaaahhh they don't make animation like this anymore 😅 (I'm sounding so old now lol)
Lol about the turkish delight. For some reason as a kid I imagined them as tiny lil cakes, like a little square cupcake and I was disapointed that it was a jelly candy.
@@stephanieclark6154 Yeah, especially since so many awesome superstars were great with voice work. The voice actor for Thorin is also the Disney Legend who did the voice for George Darling and Captain James Hook in the Disney animated version of "Peter Pan".
I watched this on TV when I was 12 in 1979. I can still vividly recall that I was sick with fright and revulsion when the demon with the scissors jumped up to shave Aslan, and they were all laughing. I knew Aslan represented Jesus, bit nothing I saw or heard in church as a child scared me the way the scene from this cartoon did! And at the end, when the kids accidentally went back to WW2 Era England, and lost Narnia and their adulthood, that actually hurt me somehow 😢
I'm 52 years old now or rather 52 years young. And I can remember watching this movie as a kid. Loved it then and still love it now. A true classic. 1979 WOW!!! Do I feel old lol.
I am so pleased to hear you enjoyed the picture. You're never too old for cartoons my friend i was born in 92 and i'm 31 now. Time flies but the memories are forever. 💙
your not alone, lol, so do I , I am 52 and loved this as a kid. To me they made better movies for kids back then, even now a tear from music to the wonderful story telling.
I remember when they put this on in my school. It was always on those days before we broke up for half term, and teachers couldn't be arsed with teaching us.
This is the only version I have ever known. The new stuff was ok. But this one is special to my heart. Known itMy entire life. My church played this for us a kids while our Parents went to church church.
I never cried so much, as I did when the lion died and all those demons smiled, I hated this treacherous younger brother, for whom the king had to give himself up. It was very nice when they gave us stories like this on television that delivered good values.
I love to be able to relate to people like you it's so good to know that we're still in the world I hated Edmond two and then I thought about it have not as land not die for Edmond Edmund would have been dead and the prophet prophecy of freedom would have never been able to happen in Narnia and then another thing is Edmond needed someone to forgive him after aslan forgave Edmund and told them to never speak of it again that was the best way to describe the way God wants us to forgive and had admin not had anyone to believe in him and forgive him he wouldn't have never went on to fight so vigorously to destroy the Red witch or at least slow her down to the plain where they gave God a chance to come and when the final battle
Just finished reading The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and had to follow up by watching this classic from back in the day. Dont remember it being this long!
@@SirJacob bro, this made turkish delight look fucking amazing.....until i went to the shop and got one for myself. Shit made me vomit i was so pissd. Jelly covered in chocolate 🤢
Did you catch that at the beginning of this cartoon, it incorrectly states that "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" is the first book of the Chronicles of Narnia, which is actually the second book of the series, as the first book is "The Magicians' Nephew" (chronologically speaking, not publication wise), where Professor Kirk is a little boy in Victorian England! In that book, it tells of how Narnia came to be, as well as the magical wardrobe, among other fascinating details like the lamp post, etc. "The Magicians Nephew" was written in 1954, published in '55, but was set prior to "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" which was published in 1950 In my copy of the Chronicles of Narnia book series, it opens up with "The Magicians Nephew" as the first in the series of seven. As a little boy, my mother and I wore out those books because we read them so much! One Christmas when I was little, my parents bought me the giant hardcover book version which had all seven books compiled into one big volume!! It was one of my favorite Christmas presents ever!!!
I believe I read that Aslan wasn't meant to just symbolize Christ. He was literally meant to be the same being we know as Jesus Christ. In a world of Talking Beasts, He of course would appear as a Talking Beast, just as He appeared as a man in our world. In Voyage of The Dawn Treader Lewis wrote “I am [in your world].’ said Aslan. ‘But there I have another name. You must learn to know me by that name. This was the very reason why you were brought to Narnia, that by knowing me here for a little, you may know me better there.”
I'm seeing this cartoon for the very first time and the movie version is surprisingly look so accurate to this in almost every scene. Yea I know it's form the same story... it should be alike. But what I meant is when you have already seen both version and trying to compare the difference but see only a few is pretty impressive. And how Edmund talks to the Witch on the slade, the scene like wolves chasing, the horror of Aslan sacrifice, and many other small details are almost exactly like the new movie version and it's give me chills. Pretty sure this cartoon also played big role in inspiring how they made the movie the way it was.
Thanks for the upload. This movie was recorded from my parents and they let me watch it as a kid. I almost forgot it until Tumnus played that flute. The melody instantly brought back all the nostalgia.
@@thecajunphoenixI noticed that. All other adaptations of the White Witch has the actress screaming her head off, but Tilda Swinton only yells for about 2 or 3 lines.
Love the artwork that went into making this. It was simple but beautiful. A cartoon is a cartoon and should look like one and not something trying to mimic reality. Could have easily chosen to watch the T.V. Serial but chose this instead. The story is a fantasy and what better medium than a cartoon to portray it.
@SirJacob It's funny that at the beginning of this cartoon, it states that "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" is the first book of the Chronicles of Narnia, which is actually the second book of the series (chronologically speaking, not publication wise), as the first is "The Magicians Nephew", where Professor Kirk is a little boy in Victorian England! In my old giant volume of the Chronicles of Narnia, it opens up with "The Magicians Nephew" as the first book of seven. Although it was published after "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," in 1955, it was set prior to that book as a prequel. So there was a tiny bit of confusion when I saw that!
@@SirJacobHave you ever seen the old, live action, made for TV movies of each of the 7 books made by the BBC back in the '70s? I came across them at my local public library several years back; it was interesting!
How many people can honestly say that after watching this film they opened their wardrobe door to take a look and see if narnia really did exist.. I did.. 😉
This was my first encounter with the material. The one that inspired me to search the depths of the front coat closet. I never found Narnia, but there was always the hope every time I checked. It seemed possible. It would've been nice to have shared this memory with my daughter. She's gone now, but she was the truest believer ever. She would've appreciated her daddy looking for Narnia as a child. I can only hope to meet her there someday.
I had this and i watched it so many damn times. I loved it. I used to wear my moms fur coat while I watched it and use a chopstick for a wand and pretend I was the witch lol 😂 we were a christian household and my dad got so mad once he saw me through the window while he was outside and was oike "you better not be doing what I think youre doing! If you're pretending to be that witch you're gonna get a spanking!" Lol oh lord.
@dominickeefe2454 right lol. I'd be standing on the couch with my giant fur coat in the middle of summer with my one chopstick "pew pew, kahpooh" while watching this. I think I liked her so much because she was so forbidden and I knew I wasn't supposed to like her. You know how kids are. You tell them to do this, and they don't. Tell them you are not to do or like this, and suddenly it's their favorite, lol.
One of my favorite stories of all time, and very well done too. The exact dialogue from the book is impressive and the animation really takes me back to childhood with the sound track~~ quite enjoyable~~ thank you Sir Jacob!
@@cixi.8309 I highly recommend "The Magicians Nephew" audiobook. It's on UA-cam. Another chronicle of Narnia, it's very relaxing when falling asleep or waking up.
I remember watching this on Family Channel when it was on there. My first experience with watching a Narnia movie and it became an instant favourite. It played a few more times on the channel but I couldn’t tell when it was going to play and I had always wanted to put it onto a tape to keep but it didn’t work out. My library did have it for a short time on dvd but it later was gone probably discarded and went on to be a book sale item. So good to see it again after all these years.
Its funny. I was born in 96 and im only 27 now. As a child I had this movie on VHS. I watched it so many times! I seem to be one of the younger adults here who fondly remember this movie
Stephen thorne did a great job at playing Aslan the lion in this. About 10 years later. He also played the same character in the radio adaptation on BBC radio.
I remember the animation being better than this 😅 loving watching this now as an adult. I've almost finished reading the book to my child, we'll definitely be back to watch this when we're done.
I highly recommend going back and reading the magicians nephew or listening to the audiobook. It's the first book in the series and also my favorite. Thank you for visiting!
Love this version, found it online with the American audio which is the one I saw when I was very young, I prefer this with the American audio, the white Witch is hilariously funny
@@giustobuffo from what I've researched is that when this was made back in the late 70s early 80s it was meant to be an educational film in schools to encourage young children to read more books, it came out in America also but they thought some of the characters voices sounded too English and not American enough so they kept some character voices the same Peter and Lucy and Aslan etc but re-voiced the rest to make it more relatable to Americans, hope that answers your question 🙂
@@robertdoherty5316 I saw this version in America when it was first shown, rather than the American accent version. It was perfectly relatable and easy to understand. There was really no need to make an additional version with American voices. I just saw the other version here on YT. The queen's yelling was over-the-top in that one. Rather annoying, really.
I remember watching this around Xmas time at my primary school during the mid 1980s. Haven't seen it in a long while. This was before the BBC did their versions of the Narnia books. Great stories.
The BBC version (live-action) was the only version I saw until the remake in the 2000s. This is a wonderfully accurate portrayal of the book, right down to the exact quotes of dialogue. Thanks for posting this.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the nostalgia. If you like this story i reccomend going back to the first book in the series. The magicians nephew. It's my favorite. ☺
It seems so old now, but at the time, it was only like 15 or 16 years old, lol. Omg this makes me feel dated. It was a great little cartoon. I've seen this one so many times, and the modern version quite a few times and read the book god only knows how many times. And my dad read it many of those times when I was little. Chronicles of narnia is a wonderful magical series.
Thank you for posting this,for I had heard so much about this particular television special after the book was read to me in school and many years before I had seen the Walt Disney adaptation in the movie theater…”Once a King and Queen of Narnia,always a King and Queen of Narnia!!!”…Karl Schumaker 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁
@@SirJacob I am waiting for the next Narnia movie project to be released since they have already released the first three books(“The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe”,”Prince Caspian” and “Voyage of the Dawn Treader”)…”Things don’t always happen the same way twice!!!”…Karl Schumaker 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁
stunning still . my grandma had a handmade lion on her spare bedroom bed i remember going in and picking him up and calling him aslan he did come home and was well loved , when they did such dreadful things to him i ran to our toybox and checked on him , i think this was shown at easter on itv at easter
was this not the uk version i thought mr beaver was arthur lowes voice and mrs beaver june whitfield, mr tumnus was lesley philips and the queen was sheila handcock now has this got the u s titles ending as it was the childrens televison work shop who produced this and melendez productions also did the uk tv cartoon for the perishers oddly very like the peanuts kids
Wow I really like this. Its faithful to the book (so far im only 30 minutes in), which is always a pet peeve of mine when it comes to book to screen adaptations.
I remember watching this during my trip to Alaska with my parents as a kid and when I was watching this I lost a baby tooth but I didn't know that this cartoon of The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe was from 1979
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0:01 Opening Credits
0:58 The First Scene 🎬
1:21 Lucy returns from her 1st experience in Narnia. The other children don’t believe her.
3:56 Lucy’s 1st experience in Narnia.
4:40 Lucy meets 5:45 Mr Tumnus
8:13 Bookshelf 📚
8:43 Mr Tumnus Flute Playing 🪈
10:10 Lucy wants to go home 🏡
11:12 Mr Tumnus tells Lucy about The White Witch ❄️
12:17 “I pretended to be your friend.” “[The White Witch] She’ll turn me into stone.” 😱😨
14:22 Edmund’s 1st Experience in Narnia
15:14 Edmund follows Lucy into Narnia.
16:30 Edmund meets The Queen of Narnia. ❄️👸🏻
18:16 The White Witch Queen ❄️👸🏻 gives Edmund some Turkish Delight, a food Edmund adores.
19:30 The Queen offers Edmund more Turkish Delight in exchange for him bringing the other children to her. Dubbing him “Prince Edmund.” And offering him later “The King” position.
21:18 The Queen’s house is between 2 Hills.
22:58 Lucy and Edmund talk. 👧🏼🤓
24:03 Peter and Susan hear about Narnia from Lucy and Edmund.
*The Professor*
25:25 The Professor and the kids talk. 🧐
27:11 There could be a Narnia. “But what are we to do?” Asked Susan. “That young lady, that is one thing I cannot tell you.”
*All 4 Children Travel to Narnia*
27:25 Peter and Susan’s 1st Time in Narnia.
28:57 Mr Tumnus has been imprisoned by The Queen ❄️👸🏻
*Mr Beaver Helps Our Travelers*
31:14 Susan spots something. Peter informs us it’s a Beaver 🦫
32:05 “We’re following a guy we know nothing about.”
32:51 Mr Beaver 🦫 speaks to the children.
33:44 Mr Beaver 🦫 is here to help. Mr Beaver brings the 4 children to his house.🏡 🦫
*What Happened to Mr Tumnus?*
35:30
36:31 Mr Beaver 🦫 tells us about Aslan 🦁
38:27 Peter wants to meet Aslan 🦁
41:06 Edmund has gone to The White Witch, Edmund has betrayed the other children 🤓👸🏻❄️
43:41 A Wolf 🐺 44:25 named Fenris, informs The Queen ❄️👸🏻Edmund has arrived. He lets Edmund into The Ice Castle of The Snow Queen. ❄️👸🏻
*The Queen’s Wolves Hunt down Our Heroes*
46:52 Wolves 🐺 🐺 Attack
48:13 The Beavers lead our heroes into a secret hiding place. 🦫🦫
49:30 Spring is Here!
50:29 The Queen finds the woodland creatures. RUN!
53:39 “Are you my counselor or my dlave? Do as you’re told.”
54:54 This is Aslan’s Doing! 👸🏻❄️🦁
55:54 Peter, the oldest of the children, approaches Aslan 🦁
57:04 Winter is no more in Narnia.
58:20 Peter is to be King 👑
58:53 Peter Slays The Fenris Wolf 🐺 🗡️🛡️
59:30 The Queen summons Ogres and more to fight.
*Edmund Returns* ♥️
1:03:13
1:05:00 The Queen vs Aslan 👸🏻❄️🦁”every traitor belongs to me.”
1:07:00 Aslan Gets Edmund back from The Witch. 🦁
*Planning to Defeat The White Witch*
1:08:05
1:09:17 Susan and Lucy feel something is wrong. They go look for Aslan 🦁
1:10:20 “Children, why are you following me?”
1:11:04 Aslan is Sad and Lonely now. Why?
1:12:10 🦁Aslan is held captive, and shaved of his fur.
1:13:40 The Queen gloats in victory.,
1:15:30 Follow MEEEE!
1:16:44 Susan and Lucy mourn Aslan 🦁
1:19:04 Sunrise 🌅 🦁Aslan Is Alive! Hooray! 😄
1:21:31 The Battle is not going well for Our Heroes. 😭
1:22:50 Aslan frees prisoners. 🦁
1:23:50 Mr Tumnus is free!
1:24:30 Reinforcements!
1:27:50 Aslan arrives and Knights Edmund 🦁🗡️
1:28:30 The Coronation 👑🤴🏻👸🏻🤴🏻👸🏻Of The 4 Children
1:30:12
1:30:48 The White Stag
1:32:40 “We’re back!”
1:33:15 The Wardrobe won’t act as a portal to Narnia anymore.
You put a lot of work into this and I appreciate you. I'm going to pin it so others can use it as reference. 😊
So great to see my fellow 43 year olds enjoying this bit of our childhood. The algorithm is clearly working.
I'm 37 lol
I'm glad you guys enjoyed the picture. Check out Wind in the WIllows for another classic cartoon i uploaded. I'm 31 by the way. 😅
I know, right?
I forget how old I am… I think I’m 36 or 37… definitely not 38… I don’t think at least… lol
I’m 18.
I had this movie as a child. I’m not exaggerating when I say I watched it a few hundred times.
I hope you enjoyed it my friend. 🙂
@@SirJacob I wonder why Prince Caspian and the Silver Chair wasn't made into an animated movie as well as The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe
Same here.
Although the live action version is not bad either.
I came across it in the late 2000's, roughly, 2008 onwards. It became my night cap for a number of years and I still love it to this day. I especially grew fond of Mr Tumnus, not sure why, but totally love this movie 😊
The magicians nephew was my favorite. First book in the series. 🧃☺️
I adored this movie as a child! Here I am, 43, and couldn't wait to watch it again!!!! SO glad I came across it!
So glad you enjoyed the nostalgia. Thank you for visiting! ☺
This was my absolute favorite as a kid. I had no idea it was from before I was born. I used to watch this with my brother when we were kids. He has since passed so this brings up some memories. I finally found this on DVD about 12 years ago and I remember being so happy to finally own it. Great movie. Thank you for posting this.
It's a pleasure to share some nostalgia with you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Check out Wind in The Willows for another classic cartoon i uploaded. 🙂
A certified childhood classic
Pleased to see you Octowave. 😎🤙🏻
Is what got me to watch the live action version with Liam Neeson: if only that version was completed
@@SIMPDUDE I'm glad you enjoyed it brother. 🧃😎
@@SirJacob Hi American Here Or Fellow American Here I Just Finished The AMERICAN Verzion Of This And I Noticed A Few Things”
The Beautiful music of Micheal Lewis .. what a Maestro !!!!❤❤
This just got dug up and excavated from the deepest recesses of my memory
The very specific sounds of Lucy crying is woven into my childhood. It's so recognizable and iconic.
Thank you for posting this. It's a treasure that should not be lost to time
I had this movie on VHS as a child. I use to watch It all the time. I'm 43 now. WOW ! The memories. Thank you for posting this !
It's a pleasure to bring you the picture. I have wind in the willows in my recent uploads if you want more classics. 😊
That’s how time works, Pops
Now I have to get the DVD!!! 😂😂😂😂 and watch it a couple hundred times!
get it if you can ... its the best and defo watch it a few times.. enjoy
@@MyriamRichardsdotter exactly lol
I'm 57 and I still love this version. I've watched this many times too!❤❤❤
It's a pleasure to bring you this picture. I hope you enjoyed it my friend. 🧃🙂
My teacher read us the book in the 5th grade. It took the whole year. We all were mesmerized. So when I saw this movie a couple of years later, it was amazing.
This randomly popped up on the algorithm and I clicked so fast IT WAS MY CHILDHOOD omg I had a huge crush on Mr Tumnus (he's why i love mythical fawn characters) and Edmund lol and was obsessed with the name Edmund for most of my childhood... omg so many little things in this film have stayed with me - like Turkish delight looking more delicious than it actually is - the tea and sandwiches the beavers serve in the hiding place always looked delicious too... the music instantly hits my soul... aaaahhh they don't make animation like this anymore 😅 (I'm sounding so old now lol)
Lol about the turkish delight. For some reason as a kid I imagined them as tiny lil cakes, like a little square cupcake and I was disapointed that it was a jelly candy.
I'm glad i could give you a dose of nostalgia. Check out Wind In The WIllows uploaded by me as well for another classic cartoon. 🙂
You know, of all the Narnia books and movies, the story of the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe will always be my favorite.
Thank you for visiting, I hope you enjoyed the picture. 🧃☺️
Mine too
I remember seeing this when I was a kid and it blew my mind. Second only to The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings.
Ahh yes, some wonderful choices. I hope you enjoyed the show my friend. 🧃😊
You're talking about the cartoon version of the Hobbit..... Perfection
@@stephanieclark6154 Yeah, especially since so many awesome superstars were great with voice work.
The voice actor for Thorin is also the Disney Legend who did the voice for George Darling and Captain James Hook in the Disney animated version of "Peter Pan".
This brings back awesome memories of watching this as a wee lad. Good times.
I'm glad I could bring you some nostalgia my friend. 🙂
omg what a nostalgia trip lol, this movie uses the exact same script from the stageplay version i was in as a kid 😂😂
I watched this on TV when I was 12 in 1979. I can still vividly recall that I was sick with fright and revulsion when the demon with the scissors jumped up to shave Aslan, and they were all laughing. I knew Aslan represented Jesus, bit nothing I saw or heard in church as a child scared me the way the scene from this cartoon did! And at the end, when the kids accidentally went back to WW2 Era England, and lost Narnia and their adulthood, that actually hurt me somehow 😢
I'm 52 years old now or rather 52 years young. And I can remember watching this movie as a kid. Loved it then and still love it now. A true classic. 1979 WOW!!! Do I feel old lol.
I am so pleased to hear you enjoyed the picture. You're never too old for cartoons my friend i was born in 92 and i'm 31 now. Time flies but the memories are forever. 💙
your not alone, lol, so do I , I am 52 and loved this as a kid. To me they made better movies for kids back then, even now a tear from music to the wonderful story telling.
I remember when they put this on in my school. It was always on those days before we broke up for half term, and teachers couldn't be arsed with teaching us.
I hope you enjoyed the nostalgia. 🙂
I hope you enjoyed the nostalgia. 🙂
I always loved the beautiful music score in this version.
I'm glad you liked it broski. Thank you for visiting. 🙂
My Dad Recorded this for us in the 80s we watched it over and over... great cartoon movie story
This made me 8 years old all over again. ❤
the childhood memories just UNLOCKED like a punch in the face
I hope you enjoyed the nostalgia. 🧃🙂
This is the only version I have ever known. The new stuff was ok. But this one is special to my heart. Known itMy entire life. My church played this for us a kids while our Parents went to church church.
Glad i could bring you a hint of nostalgia my friend! ☺
I never cried so much, as I did when the lion died and all those demons smiled, I hated this treacherous younger brother, for whom the king had to give himself up. It was very nice when they gave us stories like this on television that delivered good values.
I am so glad you could visit these memories again. I hope you enjoyed the visit. 🧃😆
@@SirJacob 🥰
@@marielisimadi ☺️💙
The lions name is Aslan 🦁👑
I love to be able to relate to people like you it's so good to know that we're still in the world I hated Edmond two and then I thought about it have not as land not die for Edmond Edmund would have been dead and the prophet prophecy of freedom would have never been able to happen in Narnia and then another thing is Edmond needed someone to forgive him after aslan forgave Edmund and told them to never speak of it again that was the best way to describe the way God wants us to forgive and had admin not had anyone to believe in him and forgive him he wouldn't have never went on to fight so vigorously to destroy the Red witch or at least slow her down to the plain where they gave God a chance to come and when the final battle
How cool was this, an almost four decade throwback to my childhood!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it my brother. Picked the thumbnail image myself. 😅
I love how they did the audio on this. It's so simple and clear without lots of unnecessary noises.
Thank you, the fan base is divided upon these versions. 😅
There are different versions of this? I'm UK so this is the audio i know. @SirJacob
Just finished reading The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe and had to follow up by watching this classic from back in the day. Dont remember it being this long!
I'm glad you enjoyed this my friend. I tried to get a good thumbnail image for it. 🙂
@@SirJacob you got a good one
Love these old school animations!😮
The level of nostalgia is off the charts. Im 30, havent seen this since i was like 5....didnt realise the animation was like this lol
I'm 30 as well, April 7th 1992. I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend. 🙂
@@SirJacob bro, this made turkish delight look fucking amazing.....until i went to the shop and got one for myself. Shit made me vomit i was so pissd. Jelly covered in chocolate 🤢
@@dee3444 Bro, she enchanted them. 😆 You gotta infuse them with cannabis don't you know? ☺️
@@SirJacob now you have my attention 👊🏾😎
Did you catch that at the beginning of this cartoon, it incorrectly states that "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" is the first book of the Chronicles of Narnia, which is actually the second book of the series, as the first book is "The Magicians' Nephew" (chronologically speaking, not publication wise), where Professor Kirk is a little boy in Victorian England! In that book, it tells of how Narnia came to be, as well as the magical wardrobe, among other fascinating details like the lamp post, etc.
"The Magicians Nephew" was written in 1954, published in '55, but was set prior to "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" which was published in 1950
In my copy of the Chronicles of Narnia book series, it opens up with "The Magicians Nephew" as the first in the series of seven.
As a little boy, my mother and I wore out those books because we read them so much! One Christmas when I was little, my parents bought me the giant hardcover book version which had all seven books compiled into one big volume!! It was one of my favorite Christmas presents ever!!!
Yes and The Magicians Nephew is my favorite of all.
Talking purely chronologically, which number book would "The Horse & his Boy" be?
@@cameronjames3499 "The Horse and His Boy" is the third book, chronologically speaking, of the seven.
Earlier sets of the books were numbered in order of publication.
@@cameronjames34993 - it took place during the last part of this one, before the Pevensies returned to England.
I believe I read that Aslan wasn't meant to just symbolize Christ. He was literally meant to be the same being we know as Jesus Christ. In a world of Talking Beasts, He of course would appear as a Talking Beast, just as He appeared as a man in our world. In Voyage of The Dawn Treader Lewis wrote “I am [in your world].’ said Aslan. ‘But there I have another name. You must learn to know me by that name. This was the very reason why you were brought to Narnia, that by knowing me here for a little, you may know me better there.”
Awww that's so cool 😢
He's actually better than christ, because he's not 100 percent sure he'll be resurrected. He had more skin in the game than Christ.
I loved the soundtrack to this. That opening score is beautiful.
This takes me waaaaay back. Thanks for sharing, friend!
No prob my friend 😊
I'm seeing this cartoon for the very first time and the movie version is surprisingly look so accurate to this in almost every scene.
Yea I know it's form the same story... it should be alike. But what I meant is when you have already seen both version and trying to compare the difference but see only a few is pretty impressive. And how Edmund talks to the Witch on the slade, the scene like wolves chasing, the horror of Aslan sacrifice, and many other small details are almost exactly like the new movie version and it's give me chills.
Pretty sure this cartoon also played big role in inspiring how they made the movie the way it was.
I hope you enjoyed the picture my friend. 🙂
Thanks for the upload.
This movie was recorded from my parents and they let me watch it as a kid. I almost forgot it until Tumnus played that flute. The melody instantly brought back all the nostalgia.
I'm glad you enjoyed it bro. Fresh nostalgia. 🧃🙂
This is a nice animated movie, but I love the 1988 BBC Mini-Series and the 2005 Disney movie.
I don't
Coincidentally Tilda Swinton looked exactly like the animated White Witch.
Not quite because Tilda Swinton gives a more subtle menace to her portrayal of Jadis The White Witch in the live-action version.
@@thecajunphoenixI noticed that. All other adaptations of the White Witch has the actress screaming her head off, but Tilda Swinton only yells for about 2 or 3 lines.
That is what I like
It really shows how serious the White witch is like she's supposed to be in the book
The YT algorithm is mysterious but never wrong. This was wonderful.
Been looking for this movie. Watched it as a child.
Love the artwork that went into making this. It was simple but beautiful. A cartoon is a cartoon and should look like one and not something trying to mimic reality. Could have easily chosen to watch the T.V. Serial but chose this instead. The story is a fantasy and what better medium than a cartoon to portray it.
so many versions of this but i loved the real life 2005 movie
The true movie of narniah, i cant believe it became a relic of the past, this is a treasure
I'm glad you enjoyed the nostalgia. 🙂
I was read to, and read the Chronicles of Narnia many many times as a child! Never saw a movie of it. Thank you for sharing this.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for visiting!🙂
I never heard of this version before! And I’m a big fan of the books!
This is the UK version. I hope you enjoyed it. My favorite book is The Magician's Nephew. ☺
This is the UK version. I hope you enjoyed it. My favorite book is The Magician's Nephew. ☺
@SirJacob It's funny that at the beginning of this cartoon, it states that "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" is the first book of the Chronicles of Narnia, which is actually the second book of the series (chronologically speaking, not publication wise), as the first is "The Magicians Nephew", where Professor Kirk is a little boy in Victorian England!
In my old giant volume of the Chronicles of Narnia, it opens up with "The Magicians Nephew" as the first book of seven.
Although it was published after "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe," in 1955, it was set prior to that book as a prequel. So there was a tiny bit of confusion when I saw that!
@@SirJacobHave you ever seen the old, live action, made for TV movies of each of the 7 books made by the BBC back in the '70s? I came across them at my local public library several years back; it was interesting!
Wow this takes me back. Thanks for sharing the memory brother
No prob famski 😎🤙🏻
How many people can honestly say that after watching this film they opened their wardrobe door to take a look and see if narnia really did exist.. I did.. 😉
I hope you enjoyed the picture my friend. 🧃☺️
How many people even have wardrobes?
I used to have a look in my wardrobe but there was no Narnia there
This was my first encounter with the material. The one that inspired me to search the depths of the front coat closet. I never found Narnia, but there was always the hope every time I checked. It seemed possible.
It would've been nice to have shared this memory with my daughter. She's gone now, but she was the truest believer ever. She would've appreciated her daddy looking for Narnia as a child. I can only hope to meet her there someday.
I'm glad you enjoyed the picture bro. Happy early thanksgiving. 😊
I had this and i watched it so many damn times. I loved it. I used to wear my moms fur coat while I watched it and use a chopstick for a wand and pretend I was the witch lol 😂 we were a christian household and my dad got so mad once he saw me through the window while he was outside and was oike "you better not be doing what I think youre doing! If you're pretending to be that witch you're gonna get a spanking!" Lol oh lord.
That's great😂
@dominickeefe2454 right lol. I'd be standing on the couch with my giant fur coat in the middle of summer with my one chopstick "pew pew, kahpooh" while watching this. I think I liked her so much because she was so forbidden and I knew I wasn't supposed to like her. You know how kids are. You tell them to do this, and they don't. Tell them you are not to do or like this, and suddenly it's their favorite, lol.
That story is so cute, thank you for sharing and I hope you enjoyed the picture. 🧃🙂
@@SirJacob I love the picture. It's a classic. Still holds up all these years later.
@emdeejay7432 I appreciate you sharing your nostalgia with us. I imagine most people feel it when reading this series. 💙
Thank you for the upload. I love the works of C. S. Lewis, especially The Chronicles of Narnia- it was a pleasure to watch this for the first time
I saw this as a child. Brings back wonderful memories
I'm glad you enjoyed the picture! Thank you for visiting! 🧃☺️
I've only heard of this series beforehand and I'm so glad that this is my first impression of it. I enjoyed every minute!
I loved this book but have never seen the film until now - I LOVE IT!!! Thanks for posting this ❤️
You're very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
One of my favorite stories of all time, and very well done too. The exact dialogue from the book is impressive and the animation really takes me back to childhood with the sound track~~ quite enjoyable~~ thank you Sir Jacob!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Every bit of nostalgia is good. Check out Wind in the WIllows. Another classic cartoon i uploaded. 🧃☺
The White Witch is so amazing, not even speaking about the voice actress. Professional.
Thank you for visiting ☺️
@@SirJacob thanks for the content!)
@@cixi.8309 I highly recommend "The Magicians Nephew" audiobook. It's on UA-cam. Another chronicle of Narnia, it's very relaxing when falling asleep or waking up.
@@SirJacob why thank you! I really hoped that there was also a cartoon or a film for that one, but no.(
Sheila Hancock provides her voice for the UK version.
I remember watching this one morning during Christmas holiday around '82. I was 7.
As a child this scared me but was so good!
What a better classic story to watch on Thanksgiving evening 2023. 🦃
Thanks so much for sharing.
Peace and Love to you
I'm glad you enjoyed the picture. 🧃☺️
“A daughter of Eve or a son of Adam”, such an innocent phrase that would never be in a children’s television special today.
Saw this on the television machine in 79.
I hope you enjoyed revisiting it. 🧃😎
@@SirJacob Yes. I finished looking at it on my wall screen earlier. Thank you.
Me too.
I remember watching this on Family Channel when it was on there. My first experience with watching a Narnia movie and it became an instant favourite. It played a few more times on the channel but I couldn’t tell when it was going to play and I had always wanted to put it onto a tape to keep but it didn’t work out. My library did have it for a short time on dvd but it later was gone probably discarded and went on to be a book sale item. So good to see it again after all these years.
Its funny. I was born in 96 and im only 27 now. As a child I had this movie on VHS. I watched it so many times! I seem to be one of the younger adults here who fondly remember this movie
Stephen thorne did a great job at playing Aslan the lion in this. About 10 years later. He also played the same character in the radio adaptation on BBC radio.
Thank you for the heads up! I hope you enjoyed the nostalgia!
I remember the animation being better than this 😅 loving watching this now as an adult. I've almost finished reading the book to my child, we'll definitely be back to watch this when we're done.
I highly recommend going back and reading the magicians nephew or listening to the audiobook. It's the first book in the series and also my favorite. Thank you for visiting!
@@SirJacob thanks I have read it
Same :)
Broski j bless up fam thank you for sharing this appreciated upload have a great weekend 🤙🏼😎💯
God bless broski 😎🤙🏻
I love it when I was little
The only adaptation I accept.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. 😅
Same
Love this version, found it online with the American audio which is the one I saw when I was very young, I prefer this with the American audio, the white Witch is hilariously funny
I'm so glad you enjoyed it my friend. ☺️
What is another audio? This is the only one I’ve known.
@@giustobuffo from what I've researched is that when this was made back in the late 70s early 80s it was meant to be an educational film in schools to encourage young children to read more books, it came out in America also but they thought some of the characters voices sounded too English and not American enough so they kept some character voices the same Peter and Lucy and Aslan etc but re-voiced the rest to make it more relatable to Americans, hope that answers your question 🙂
@@giustobuffo Mandela effect? ☺️🤙🏻
@@robertdoherty5316 I saw this version in America when it was first shown, rather than the American accent version. It was perfectly relatable and easy to understand. There was really no need to make an additional version with American voices. I just saw the other version here on YT. The queen's yelling was over-the-top in that one. Rather annoying, really.
A piece of my childhood. I don't think I seen this since it first aired in '79.
Pleased to bring you this wonderful piece. 🧃☺️
Thank you....thank you.... a childhood memory has returned!
Pleased to hear you enjoyed the movie. ☺️💙
Wow, considering they were under wartime rationing they sure got away with those bellbottoms
I hope you enjoyed the picture. 🙂
Thank you for uploading this version on my birthday, never seen this version when I was little.
I remember seeing this in 1979. I was 13 at the time miss the old days. 😪
It's ok bro, let's enjoy the time we have left. ☺
I used to have this movie on videotape!! It certainly brings back childhood memories!! God bless you!!❤
God bless you too my friend! I hope you enjoyed the picture. ☺
😂 I had to fast forward and watch the boy stuff his face full of Turkish delight. I knew as a kid how ill manerd he was
I remember watching this around Xmas time at my primary school during the mid 1980s. Haven't seen it in a long while. This was before the BBC did their versions of the Narnia books. Great stories.
I highly recommend the audiobooks. 🙂🤙🏻
The BBC version (live-action) was the only version I saw until the remake in the 2000s. This is a wonderfully accurate portrayal of the book, right down to the exact quotes of dialogue. Thanks for posting this.
Loved this movie as a kid!
My siblings saw it when it first came out- it was “dated” by the time I saw it!
Yeah, I had to read the book; too! 😂
I'm so glad you enjoyed the nostalgia. If you like this story i reccomend going back to the first book in the series. The magicians nephew. It's my favorite. ☺
Edmund scares me a lot more than the White Witch, he’s a little sociopath.
No thanks to Jadis The White Witch's poisonous influence on him making his bad behavior worse.
oh this is precious ❤🥰
Thank you!!
I hope you enjoy. Check out, "The Wind In The Willows". I have an animated movie of it as well. 😊
It seems so old now, but at the time, it was only like 15 or 16 years old, lol. Omg this makes me feel dated. It was a great little cartoon. I've seen this one so many times, and the modern version quite a few times and read the book god only knows how many times. And my dad read it many of those times when I was little. Chronicles of narnia is a wonderful magical series.
Time flies when you're having fun. 🧃☺️
perfect combo of music and great voice acting! the animation was charming as well....
Thank you for posting this,for I had heard so much about this particular television special after the book was read to me in school and many years before I had seen the Walt Disney adaptation in the movie theater…”Once a King and Queen of Narnia,always a King and Queen of Narnia!!!”…Karl Schumaker 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁
I hope you enjoyed the picture and of course i posted it. It's a classic. ☺ Thank you very much for visiitng!
@@SirJacob I am waiting for the next Narnia movie project to be released since they have already released the first three books(“The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe”,”Prince Caspian” and “Voyage of the Dawn Treader”)…”Things don’t always happen the same way twice!!!”…Karl Schumaker 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁
stunning still . my grandma had a handmade lion on her spare bedroom bed i remember going in and picking him up and calling him aslan he did come home and was well loved , when they did such dreadful things to him i ran to our toybox and checked on him , i think this was shown at easter on itv at easter
I'm glad you enjoyed it my friend. 🧃🙂 Pleased to bring back good memories.
was this not the uk version i thought mr beaver was arthur lowes voice and mrs beaver june whitfield, mr tumnus was lesley philips and the queen was sheila handcock now has this got the u s titles ending as it was the childrens televison work shop who produced this and melendez productions also did the uk tv cartoon for the perishers oddly very like the peanuts kids
This brings back so many memories… we always waited for this cartoon, the hobbit & puff the magic dragon to come on every year!
I'm almost 30 and haven't seen this version in a very long time!!!
Very pleased to bring this nostalgia to you. 😊
Omg right in the childhood! I love it, thank you so much for sharing this 🫶
I'm glad you enjoyed the nostalgia! Thank you for visiting. 🧃🙂
Wow I really like this. Its faithful to the book (so far im only 30 minutes in), which is always a pet peeve of mine when it comes to book to screen adaptations.
Pleased to bring you this picture my friend. 😊
“Touch my mane so I know I’m not alone”. “Quick, ride me children!” Very moving stuff
Oh my god, thank you for uploading this.
Glad to hear you enjoyed the picture. ☺
22:03 the way she SHOUTS and he jumps has made me laugh every time 😂
*The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe (1979)
... I'm 55 and This Will be my 1st Time seeing this film or hearing the story... 0:12
I'm jealous.
I hope you enjoy the picture. 🧃☺️
Seen half of that movie at my cousin's place before way back! Sigh, wish Disney made the last 4 Narnia movies for sure!🦁 By Thor's Yetiwing!
I hope you enjoyed the picture. I like how the witch looks in this one. 😅
Yeah. Same here.
I forgot how brilliant this was.
I watched this 3 months ago i enjoyed at not really sure how but i did
Well it's a pleasure to meet you my friend.
I remember watching this during my trip to Alaska with my parents as a kid and when I was watching this I lost a baby tooth but I didn't know that this cartoon of The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe was from 1979
I hope you enjoyed the picture. 🙂
This may be the first animated film to include an extended battle sequence without rotoscoping;
The Hobbit 1977
"William Craig" what is rotoscoping?
@@obscurelyvague Rotoscoping is filming a subject and basically drawing over the subjects form on clear cells, or "traced" animation.
I clicked like. Thank you for the wonderful video.💙💙😍👍
Thank you for visiting. 🙂
This came out the same year I did. Totally forgot about this. Crazy.
I hope you enjoyed the nostalgia. 🧃🙂
@@SirJacob Absolutely and doubly due to having forgotten. Thank you Sir.
There's another cartoon in my uploads i would like to reccomend to you. It's called, "The Wind In The Willows" It's from 1995. Another goodie. 😎
@@SirJacob Dude. You know I know this well. Excellent!
@@SirJacob You might remember this weird Christian animated version of the Pilgrims Progress. Cultish and trippy