The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Prince Caspian follows the same formula as its cinematic predecessor, sticking closely to the book, this time with slightly older actors. Once again, the major change/addition to the book comes at the beginning: the four Pevensies are now longer waiting at an unnamed station (in the countryside, I think), but in London at the Strand tube station (i.e. Charing Cross), no doubt to remind the audience of King's Cross in Harry Potter. Also, "D. L. F." (i.e. Dear Little Friend), which the children call their favorite dwarf, "Trumpkin," has not aged well as a term of endearment--just sayin'. My kids think it's pretty hilarious though, and they're fans of the book and the movie.