I thought The Lion was an allegory of Jesus. And Captain Hook (from the Hook movie) was another Lost Boy who grew up....

You forgot to mention that Douglas Gresham is literally CS Lewis' stepson

1:01 Susan literally said in the book and I believe in the movie too that Lucy never lies

6:39 people grow up in Narnia, no one does in Neverland

The Magician's Nephew - 1900
(Narnia Year 0 - 1)

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe - 1940
(Narnia Year 1000)

The Horse and his Boy - 1940
(Narnia Year 1013-1015)

Prince Caspian - 1941
(Narnia Year 2303)

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader - 1942
(Narnia Year 2306)

The Silver Chair - 1942
(Narnia Year 2356)

The Last Battle - 1949
(Narnia Year 2555)

5. The narrator was saying Captain Hook's true name out loud would cause chaos, he goes to a fancy British school.  Are those details coming from the original story.  Because I've seen the Disney version, Hook with Robin Williams, and the most recent movie Pan, and none of those adaptations say any of that stuff.  As for the theory, points for creativity, but I'm not convinced.  By the way, people in Narnia return to when they left.  There is no indication that someone could go into Earth's past.

Narnia is literally a version of Heaven. C.S Lewis said it dozens of times. Aslan in Jesus

I LOVE the theory that connects Narnia to Harry Potter.❤

12:57 the books explain that when you return to Narnia the strength you gained in your previous time there gradually returns and that dual happened roughly a day after they returned

9:12 Jadis is pure evil not emotionally isolated, the books make that even more clear

CS Lewis knew what he wrote this is for fun

10:49 from what I remember and I can find the green mist is a movie myth, meaning it is a fabrication that doesn’t exist in the real story

15:08 I think Cornelius was just half dwarf, not generations of hiding it going on

Added the War stuff on purpose? That's the setting of the story written by CS Lewis.

Thanks again!

7:45 did Susan from book 7 come up with this one? The professor literally ran them through the logic, it was real.

12:44 the wand was essentially a stick, anyone could have broken it if they got close

14:52 as there was no mention of anything even remotely like that in the last book, I have to say no to this one

8:43 read books 5 & 6

3. Some people have argued that they might actually be the four founders of Hogwarts which is completely ridiculous.  But I don't think they should be compared to the founders either.  I mean, I like it with Peter being compared to Godrick Gryffindor.  That one works the best.  I'm okay with Lucy being compared to Helga Hufflepuff.  I find the comparison of Susan and Rowena Ravenclaw to be iffy, but passable.  But comparing Edmund to Salazar Slytherin is an insult to his entire character journey.

Salazar Slytherin began as a friend of Godrick Gryffindor.  But Slytherin betrayed them with his pure blood supremacy ideas.  They spent the rest of their life as enemies.  And their houses remained enemies for a thousand years.  Edmond betrayed the Pevincies once, not even fully his fault because he was under a magic spell.  And then he spent the rest of the story trying to make up for that.