The Battle (Part 1) - Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: Prepare to enter another world when Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media present C.S. Lewis' timeless and beloved adventure. With the stunningly realistic special effects, you'll experience the exploits of Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter, four siblings who find the world of Narnia through a magical wardrobe while playing a game of "hide-and-seek" at the country estate of a mysterious professor. Once there, the children discover a charming, once peaceful land inhabited by talking beasts, dwarfs, fauns, centaurs, and giants that has been turned into a world of eternal winter by the evil White Witch, Jadis. Aided by the wise and magnificent lion Aslan, the children lead Narnia into a spectacular climactic battle to be free of the Witch's glacial powers forever!
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No remake can ever compare to this. Everything about this movie was perfectly executed.
But I would like this to be animated though.
Not perfectly but it’s great
I watched it yesterday and I think it’s poorly
I agree. The cast were brilliant in this!
Yes. I was so obsessed with this movie as a kid
"Numbers do not win a battle."
"No, but I bet they help."
"Are you with me?"
"To the death."
Damn this scene did an absolutely brilliant job of portraying courage. It isn't the absence of fear, it's feeling the fear and pushing on anyway. One of my favorite scenes in cinema.
General Oreius was right numbers don’t always win battles we just need to rely on our skills of combat and moves then we can win the battle even without bigger numbers and make use a few boobytraps as well to make the enemy army loose more of there soldiers and that will give us a way better chance like the Gryphon bombardment of giant rocks and the archers one is well man his high majesty King Edmund, Mr Brave and the other hero Narnia's archers too a whole lot of evil soldiers of Jadis army down didn’t they she will not be very please about that looks her army needed more training then she thought ow dear indeed yeah!
@@drewharding Aslan's Army VS Witch's army
1:22 white tiger
Thats right, a lot of armies died in Russias winter, giving Russia an advantage.
Why do evil armies always have bigger numbers than the side of Good?
Something never talked about is Peter using "bombers" since the Germans used the tactic against him in the beginning so he knew how devastating it can be
I think many people have taken notice of that.
@@PresbianTier i didn't 😆😬
@@yarianysconcepcion90 I didn't too hahaha
@@PresbianTier I didn't say nobody noticed it. I said nobody talks about it
I never noticed until I saw a comment like this. That detail is amazing
"Are you with me?" "Till the death" CHILLS EVERY SINGLE TIME
Oreius was a beast in this battle. Definitely Peter's most elite and experienced fighter.
Natan
Makes me cry😭 especially after what he did…
@Cari which film is better? Narnia or James Cameron’s Avatar.
Straight. Up. Courage.
My favorite line in the whole movie.
One thing I like about the movies is that they actually showed the battles. They didn't do that in the books and if you ask me the battles improve the storyline a bit.
They showed the battle in detail in The Horse and His Boy.
@@PresbianTier truthful
Narnia is one of those odd cases where I think the movie is way better than the book
@@marydeceptishroom9351 yeah I did like that it explained how the lamppost got there which bugged me since I was a kid. And why the wardrobe worked the way it did. I just liked the battle in the movies better. The books were great with details
the eagles dropping stone on the enemy reminds them of german bombers bombing their hometown
For a series made for kids, one I grew up reading, as an adult I realize how much more mature the story is.
i think some of the best books i have enjoyed have been ones i read as a kid, but could only fully appreciate as an adult: narnia, lord of the rings, a wrinkle in time, the little prince... great children's authors know how to give enough depth and maturity to a story so that it grows better with time as you grow older.
When they’re all killed at the end in a fucking train crash you realise how adult it is💀
@@jadenw-d5562 i know its like one the darkest endings, i bet a film would change it or highly censor it in order to not get a 15 rating
And I kinda wished the white witch teamed up with thanoses army
Imagine the ultimate battle of the ages!
Even with all this time that has passed the graphics are amazing, the music is beautifully done, the nostalgia is intense and the movie remains magical even after 17 years! I love it!
I agree. I loved this movie growing up and its thanks to this film that I was introduced to LOTR and The Hobbit. While the latter's will be my general favourites, this film will always have a special place in my heart. Long live Aslan.
Too bad the acting was poopy
Opo
I was about 3 and now I’m almost 20
God it’s hard to believe it’s been 17 years
Man, this is still one of the best fantasy battles ever made.
Lotr and hobbit was better
It’s one of the best battles ever your right but Avengers Endgame final battle will always be my favourite final battle in all of film history to date indeed!
@@drewhardingjaja
@AmericanBoy-si9zg
And strikingly emotional
@@bigastox8512loft has the best battles, but clearly, Hobbit's one sucks, look like a video game
I like how the CGI is better than 90% movies today.
It's because these days they gotten lazy and cheap with CGI.
I swear, the CGI in the late 2000s were something to behold
I knew they were CGI even as a kid, but it definitely helped with the immersion
Every blow felt heavy and impactful, and I could only dream of seeing that level of artistry again today.
@@milchesarreal6964this is from 2005
@@BiG-JuPO1O1the issue is more the opposite honestly. Its common practice now for directors to change scenes last-minute, causing the CGI artists to have to rush to finish in time. They demand too many changes without respect to the limitations of the artform. They try to throw money at the problem, not realizing that their biggest hurdle is not budget but time
@@calebolds9609 That too, you can see that with MCU movies. Disney ruins everything these days.
One of the most legendary cinematic battles
Hahaha go see good movies then please, you need that
@@MrDaniboy96 haha shut up
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@@MrDaniboy96 can you mention the the movie told... They mad this master piece 17 yrs ago.. still the visual music everything is fresh
@@innumpearuveikkala705 The scene is fine but I would not categorize it as one of the most legendary, it lacks emotional impact, background, strategy, and often meaning, it is not at the level of the lord of the rings, gladiator, the kingdom of heaven , robin hood, braveheart. These are legendary
amazing how many things in this scenes were practical and looked so real
yeah this is such a good film i watch it over 100 times
I think many of us would do it differently... for example, the flyers - they didnt really have to fly so low to drop the stones - it would do damage anyway and they would be safe from arrows... Or why they didnt attack the witches rear forces who stood fresh away from the first clash - the cavalry with archer support could have stand on their own without the air support.... etc etc :D but nonetheless great battle with awesome soundtrack, thats for sure
@@Syrdanus okay?
Natan
@@Syrdanus eh if you looked at other movies you would find a lot of small things that could've been improved.
The cheetah and leopard at full throttle leading the front lines so majestic 🔥
Literally the cherry on top of an already awesome scene. Loved how this franchise highlights the strenghts of its animals characters.
I love the little snarls made by the cheetah and the leopard as they hear the Witch's army at 0:38. They're ready with claws and fangs for the enemy.
this movie is awesome
The Leopard's🐆 & Cheetah's 🐱we like "Come Get it!"
And The Rhino 🦏 too. He was ready to charge the crap out of anyone. There was a little scene where he was doing a pretty good job but unfortunately got stabbed in the feet by a little slicer and fell on its back. RIP to the brave rhino
I've heard that the White Witch's army has over 15,000 soldiers compared to Narnia's 5,000 soldiers (5,700 soldiers, if Aslan's reinforcements count). But White Witch's army suffered greater casualties which was 10,000 soldiers compared to Narnia's 1,000 soldiers (which were later revived and restored by Lucy and Aslan).
where did you get thoses numbers?
Natanv
What's the fun if you are not out numbered yet Win,Peter has mental health issues likely suffers from PTSD that is why he doubts look how worried he is just before the battle "numbers do help " Look at Edmunds determination compare this to weakling Peter.Edmund is here to finish it Peter with his mental health issues is still figuring out a negotiation.Thank God it's Aslan and not Peter who is King but do not forget who got all these brother and sisters into Narnia ,yes Lucy and Lucy rides on Aslan's back to claim the final victory.
@@KA-bv7zg what mental health issues?
For Narnia for aslan
0:28 "Numbers do not win a battle" such a good line.
*0:27
In the words of the Greeks “Numbers count for nothing”
They had giants bruh they had more than numbers
When it comes to winning a battle, at the end of the day it’s not about numbers it’s about tactics.
I agree. This was such a good line. It doesn't matter how many soldiers you have...what matters is how you choose to use them.
1:21 Tilda did a FANTASTIC job as The Witch. This movie will ALWAYS be iconic and even though it's almost 20 years old now, it still holds up supremely well and will remain one of my fave movies!
Movie makers were SERVING us during the 2000s. Holy crap this was amazing
Wow. This actually held up. This CG looks better than most of the CG in the Hobbit trilogy.
Agreed
No. It don't
They're both good, sure, it can sometimes look jarring but i think there's no case in comparing them
@kamil 444
It does
@@cringekiller348 it doesn't
Can we just talk about how badass the Witch looked with the Polar Bears pulling the chariot? I remember even as a kid I wanted Aslan’s army to win but also loving the Polar bears since they’re my one of favorite animals.
No she was ugly and evil! 🗑
yeah me and my little sister loved polar bears cuz of this and the Golden Compass lol
The way she hold the rope(idk what is it called) makes me dead af
I remember loving in that battle the white tigers and since Aslan is a lion, and since lions and tigers are my favorite animals.
i’m literally watching it right now and i was saying the exact thing the costumes and design were amazing especially for the witch
Wow. This took me back to being 7 years old. Tucked under a cosy blanket. Tears in my eyes , cheering on the good guys ! The animals battling on our side gave me so much hope. Even the little beaver soldier hahaha complete nostalgia
Gotta love how Orieus doesn't have a lot of lines but every line he does have carries weight.
Numbers do not win a battle.
To the death.
This was a man who lived and would die with honor by the blade. Powerful
3:11 that’s an awesome shot of the birds flying in with the rocks 😍
Gryfinns
Air Force ❤
2:13 This part still kills it even 18 years later....
and the background music made it more epic
@runemidgard938 Everytime I hear that part of the BGM emotion that I just cannot comprehend explode man....
@@TheDoubleace191me too the music makes me hype also
This was a time when there was still this cinematic magic. The chills i got as a kid when i watched this movies for the first time. That is something i never got again in the movies today.
Honestly still one of the best battle scenes. Up there with Battle of Minas Tirith from LOTR
I agree . LOTR is the best but this is good .
i mean no, not even close. This is an amazing scene, but it utterly pales in comparison to LOTR. Thats not a knock against this movie whatsoever though.
It's the best one
@@Doomfoolable the lotr series is something else I agree
No way
This battle still blows me away. Even after all these years… once a king or queen of Narnia, always a king or queen.
God, I love this movie. Once a King or Queen of Narnia, always a King or Queen of Narnia. Long live Aslan!!!!
Edit: when the music plays as the spawn of hell come up over the cliff, it gives me chills. I love that Peter is riding a unicorn; the animal universally acknowledged for symbolizing purity. The two armies are vastly different in the make of the animals. Aslan's side has animals built for speed: cheetahs, horses, rhinos, gryphons, and centuars. Meanwhile, the Witch, clothed in Aslan's fur, rides behind two lumbering polar bears. Her army consists of limping werewolves, drunken giants, small fairy-folk, and short but sturdy dwarves. She did not want speed; she wanted strength. I also must say, that I love the part when the Phoenix comes in, and starts the grass on fire, mimicking when God put fire between the Israelites and the Egyptians at the edge of the Dead Sea.
Believe it or not but in the books Peter was supposed to ride a tricorn (basically a unicorn but with three horn and is the complete opposite of a unicorn that while unicorns prefer women tricorns prefer men and are able to deflect magic but because people wouldn't know what a tricorn is they stuck with a unicorn in the films)
@@jacobmariscal7457
Interesting. Fun fact of the day. Thanks!
@@returnoftheromans6726 no problem my wife had to reread the book to find out about that also who else found it weird that Peter was riding a unicorn who are notorious for favoring female virgins
Natan
Sorry the unicorn has been co-opted as the universal symbol of MAPs, K weers, and deviants. Get with the times.
This movie was a perfect adaptation of the book imo.
Narnia is a beautiful fantasy world with so many cool creatures. A variety were used in this battle, in both the book and film.
JADIS’ ARMY:
Minotaurs
Dwarves
Demons
Giants
Minoboar
Orcs
Giant Bats
Vultures
Ogres
Goblins
Werewolves
Ankle-Slicers
Wolves
Cyclops
Harpies
Snow Leopard
Jackals
White Tiger
Polar Bears
NARNIA’S ARMY:
The Four Humans
Narnian Natives
Centaurs
Gryphons
Satyrs
Fauns
Elves
Dogs
Cheetahs
Leopards
Dwarves
Bears
Zebras
Rhinos
Gorillas
Beavers
Horses
Unicorns
Antelope
Badgers
Cattle
Elephants
Deer
Phoenix
Lion (Jesus)
good list, but don’t forget the jaguars
Natan
Yes, I agree.
@@israeljaimes8309 those are not jaguars, they are leopards and cheetahs.
According to the Books and Movies and Guide Book There are Hobogoblins and Vampires and Hags too
Arguably and still one of the best fights till this day, goosebumps everytime.
One of the most legendary battle scene in movie history
Both animals in Aslan's Army and The White Witch's Army were really great
Aslan's Army : Centaurs, Gorillas, Satyrs, Fauns, Dogs, Badgers, Bears, Cheetahs, Griffins, Leopards, Jaguars, A Phoenix, Red Dwarves, Rhinos, Wild Boars, Horses, Eagles, Falcons, Hawks, Beavers, Lions, Fox, Unicorn
The White Witch's Army : Minotaurs, Ankle Slicers, Black Dwarves, Cyclopses, Harpies, Minoboars, Polar Bears, White Tigers, Wolves, Goblins, Werewolves, Giants, Ogres, Ghouls, Boggles, Hags
"Are you with me?"
"To the death"
"For Narnia and for Aslan!"
These lines always gives me goosebumps and courage
Peter and Orieus The Centaur are one of my favorite movie characters of all time
I love The Chronicles Of Narnia Series
One of my favorite movies of all time
Not all Giant in witch army there is Giant in Aslan side but witch freeze him.
Bro just listed all those mythical creatures from the white witches army , respect*
@@cougaredits Thank you very much
I love The Chronicles Of Narnia One of my favorite Movies of all time
I also love the Animals from The Chronicles Of Narnia
I've lost count of how many times I've watched this movie since I was a kid and it still gives me chills every single time. Amazing.
Almost 20 years it still remains one of the most magnificent fantasy movies ever made❤
I dont know why I cry every time I watch this
This movie was a huge deal when I was a kid, my Mom and I saw it twice in the theater.
Now Im an almost 30 year old adult
I had the honor to watch this movie in theaters when it first came out, I was 6 years old and it was the first movie that I ever watched in theaters. Even though I was little, I still have memories from the whole experience. The room was so engaged from the beginning to the end and when this scene came, we were all so mesmerized. It was as if we were there. This scene on the big screen is even more breathtaking. Narnia will always be one of my favorite movies.
2:52 goosebumps!!!!
Love love this scene, the soundtrack simply amazing! 🤩
Hint if you have a smaller army and ur against a large army that will attack no matter what as they dont care about casualties, dont charge in their face, hold the line in the rocks to reduce the benefit of the greater numbers and pepper them with arrows, even without the reinforcements the good guys certainly could have won with the terrain available.
Whoever had the high ground are the winner
This is what happens when you let an teenager lead an army when he no experience of medieval battle tactics. This battle plan made no sense. Charge into open field against an enemy, take your archers completely out of the equation, release your secret weapon of the birds too early and expose them to enemy archer fire unnecessarily. Terrible strategy.
And then, to make it even worse, Peter comes up with just as bad a plan in the 2nd movie, where he once again commits to open field battle against a far better equipped and numerically superior army and once again needs a Deus Ex Aslan to ride in and save them. Solid enough movies, terrible actual leadership from Peter.
@@1532JJ yup it seems too common nowadays to see completely ridiculous battle plans being portrayed, game of thrones made me want to scream, you have an insanely strong castle, you also have a well dug out trench, do they use either to the full extent? no they stand infront of both like morons, dont even get me started on the full frontal cavalry charge by the dothraki, have all men behind the trench with the walls full of archers, as the dead crawl through they are easy targets meanwhile the archers massacre them, you then have the dothraki charge their rear in a classic hammer and anvil, the dothraki would have been immensely valuable against the looser rear formation of the dead rather than the tight packed swamp at the front, they could have wiped the army out without having to kill the night king
Yes, certainly this is important when battling armies of cow men and wolves with your big cats a goat people. Especially need realistic tactics in your children’s fantasy movie.
I agree if your army composition suits such encounters. However, the forces fighting for Aslan are mostly composed of high mobility centaurs, and the forces of the witch are mostly on foot. Holding the line would be beneficial for the archer support yes, but you forfeit the mass bonus of the centaurs on not charging. The charge of cavalry, particularly against a force with no formation, can be a deadly blow. The other issue is due to the larger size of the centaurs, Aslans army is more susceptible to arrow fire than the Witch's. Tieing down the Witch's archers is really the only option here.
You see this come into example in the battle of the Pelennor fields in Lotr. By your argument, since the Rohirrim also hold bows, they should hold an allow the forces of Mordor to advance on them. However, doing so would simply allow the Orc archers to kill off the Rohirrim slowly.
Tdlr, if there are plains that cavalry can charge on, they should charge on them. Cavalry aren't a defensive tool, they are an offensive one
The way the music changes from awe inspiring to immediate intense drums is so damn sweet. It’s like it’s saying, “Here we go, enough inspiring scenery and into the badassness.”
agree goosebumps
I love how the cats go in first. So badass.
The soundtrack is pure legendary
agree still having a goosebumps everytime i hear the soundtrack
Harry Gregson-Williams. And to think he did the excellent soundtrack for Kingdom of Heaven the same year...
Can't believe it's almost 2 decades since this came out. Still an all time favorite of mine
can't believe it's already 17 years, but the movie seems like released yesterday.
True
17? 😯
the goddamn music, the sheer scale of the battle they managed to pull off, the costuming and props??? this movie did a lot and i doubt it can be captured in the same way again
This is late but remember when CGI were use to enhance the visuals, not replace everything
this scene always gives me goosebumps!!! the cinematography, the music, the build-up....wow!!! just incredible!!! I love how this was shot on a bright sunny day...like a contrast between the beauty of Narnia and the darkness of war
I can't believe how can all this epicness fit in a childrens' story adaptation. Even as an adult I got watery eyes from the raw epic feel I got from the depiction! Masterpiece. Music, direction, costumes, everything was perfect!
This film had some of the most realistic CGI animals I've ever seen.
Aslan arrival was the most favorite moment for me...
After 17 years , it's still amazes us
This black Minotaur was the best fighter in the army of the White witch because he is the General of all creatures
General of the army
wikipedia.org/wiki/General_of_the_army
Otmin was definitely the most elite among his army aside from the witch. He was no match for Oreius tho.
@@johnnyb8110oreius was definitely the strongest centaur in both of narnian movies , rage got him
0:47 This badass is one of the prime examples why nothing beats practical effects.
One of the best battle music scores I’ve ever heard. I give credit to Narnia’s soundtrack for the love and appreciation of movie scores.
i didn't know what came over me. but i woke up remembering this movie i saw as a kid, i was still very young when i saw it, but it left an impression on me i believe. cause i remembered it out of nowhere. so i had to look it up. I must say i am not disappointed my brain held on to the beauty of such a wonderful movie. Just giving me chills everytime. i had to watch the trailer 2x to feel the chills over. 🥰. Such a great movie. Even the CGI far exceeds today's green screen effect IMO. the characters felt real. Just Stunning. LOVE FROM NIGERIA
The soundtrack tho 🔥😮💨😭 Glad to be a trumpet player 🎺
2005 and the cgi is still better than most movies today
Ikr!
what I love about epic charges is that the soldiers in front of the army are always going to die first but they don't care and keep running forward to the enemy
Watching this as a nine-year-old kid in the theater was epic. You just had to be there. It was probably the first battle scene I saw onscreen since I sadly missed seeing LOTR in theaters.
i think i watched this scene 100 times as a kid. it's every boy's dream! leading an army into righteous battle!
This is how the lion king should've looked like
I Agree a 100%. Looking at the hippogriff scene at 0:22 you can really tell the emotions represented, not to mention how realistic it looks when he is talking, the movement, the textures, everything is just perfect. Lion King adaptation is like getting hit by one of those rocks they were dropping onto the enemies. 😂
Natanv
Oreius “Numbers do not win a battle.”
Peter “No? But I bet they help.”
Not even avengers executed war better than this one. And it’s from 15 years ago
Before endgame, we had Narnia 🥲
Nope, Lord of the rings, hobbit and Harry Potter
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888 you right you right 🫡
this was the first battle I ever saw in a movie and it was epic to see this as an 8 yr old in the movie theater. Loved this movie a lot
God. I love this movie since my childhood! Still gives goosebumps. Phenomenal movie 🎥🍿.
i think that everything about the witch in these war scenes looks amazing! like she's really the powerful icy queen and this becomes so true as she steps into the war by her polar bear carriage, she's no fear about the fire... perfect! tilda swinton did such a stunning performance for this role
Before she was the wise Ancient One, Tilda Swinton was one hell of a cold blooded, ruthless witch in fantasy storytelling ..it was only after Dr. Strange, I started to look at her differently...
She was also Gabriel in the meantime in Constantine 🤣
Natan
Kids playing joyously with their lego figures*
Adults: aww, look at them.
The lore:
I listened to the soundtrack of the battle scene whilst taking off on a plane 😂 it was mesmerising. 10/10 would recommend.
This book was written to be made into this movie, brilliant score and visuals
I stil get goosebumps every time i see the film and especially the battle. The film is highly underrated
This movie is legendary, had it not been a “kids movie” and if it would have had blood , then it would have destroyed most of the battle scenes nowadays 😍.
watch the lord of the rings.
@@Shatter149 not even near
@@CR7_THEGOAT777 yeah, narnia cant even close to lord of the rings. even tolkien said narnias plot is way too rushed.
@@Shatter149 nope. I believe Narnia is clear
@@CR7_THEGOAT777 elaborate
This was the most incredible war I’ve ever seen indeed ✨
Fam was on a unicorn 🦄✨
Most iconic CGI in a film to date. I come back often to see how amazing this is
You can complain movie your favorite after you watch that's good. But, you can't lie this master piece still 🔥
The CGI of the "eagle" is just beyond amazing
Have to admit, but this movie was the best one out of the 3 that we got
ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIES IN HISTORY
LOVE the WHITE witch ride with two polar bears.
After all these year, the CGI is still holdin up
i know right, cant even tell if the bull is cgi or not
1:23 white tiger
This film is literally my childhood 😍
One of those battles which is better than the Battle of Winterfell.
Debatable
Every total war warhammer battle be like:
It's over Jadis, we have the high ground!
This is one of my favorite parts of the movie🍿📀🫢 on the edge of my seat
Easily some of the best music ever made
agree the bgm
Let's be real, they could have used the griffins more than once and out of bow range, that always bugged me as a kid hahaha
Unless the rocks were too heavy to fly higher actually
They were getting slaugther by the enemy
The problem was the magical dwarves who are know for being the best archers.
I remember my grandma too me to see this movie in theaters during Christmas when I was 8 years old, because I had read the books beforehand.
And the cinematography, story, and music still wows me today as much as it did 17 years ago.
Oh man the Nostalgia! This used to be my favorite war scene
I always thought this was so magical my son watch the 80s one in school. I have the extended one which has an extra bits in it
i just finished reading the whole 7 volumes of the story. an absolute masterpiece, i enjoyed it!
Why do the animals in this look better than for e.g. TLK remake almost 20 years later
My goodness this movie still looks and feels magical as the first time I watched it.
Chills:
The gryphons entering the battle at the beginning over the cliffs.
The Cheetahs and Leopards moving in quick.
The White Witch with the Polar Bears.
This was the very scene that made me in love with Narnia than Harry Potter during their launch.
Those times are the best! This brings back so much nostalgia for me. From the HP, LOTR and Narnia releases, I relive these moments every now and then.
Literally this was the avengers endgame of my childhood and it was done in a single film 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
It needs to be mentioned, but serious cudos to Disney since this whole scene is shot in broad daylight without shaky cam gimmicks and it still holds up pretty well
The charged that followed this, alongside "The Charge of the Rohirrim" are my two favourite charges of all time.
It is epic fantasy done perfectly, and gives me chills every time!
This is still one of the best movies ever made. Narnia is so under-rated
This goes SO HARD
I love this part as always ...just like 11 years ago...
Currently screaming the theme song
whaaaaa it chills bruhh
There is no better war scene than this!
The White Witch's general is a fierce warrior. He even fights in the battle itself, which is almost unheard of for general officers.