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It’s a fantasy adventure film released on December 9, 2005, directed by Andrew Adamson.

Based on the novel by C. S. Lewis, it’s about four siblings — Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter Pevensie — who, evacuated from London during WWII, discover a magical wardrobe that leads to the land of Narnia.

In Narnia, they see a land under the spell of the evil White Witch (Jadis) — a world of eternal winter — and must join the noble lion Aslan to overthrow her.

Genre: Action-Adventure / Fantasy, rated PG.

Runtime: approx. 2 h 29 m (varies by region).

📺 How/where to watch 

The film is available on Disney+ in many regions. On the Disney+ listing: “Prepare to enter another world … With the stunningly realistic special effects …”

On the official Disney Movies site: lists cast, release date, etc.

If you’re in Bangladesh (Sav → Dhaka region), you’ll want to check whether Disney+ has streaming rights locally. (Often rights vary by country.)

Tip: Ensure your internet connection supports smooth streaming; fantasy films with heavy effects (like this one) benefit from HD.

Things to keep in mind

Some scenes may be intense for very young children (battle sequences, the witch’s power, threat of danger).

As with many book-to-film adaptations, some elements are altered or omitted for cinematic purposes; fans of the book may notice differences.

If watching with others, it can spark good discussion: What does “eternal winter” mean symbolically? What does the wardrobe represent? etc.

Viewing tips for you

Since you are located in Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh:

Check the Disney+ region settings or app to see if it’s available in your region.

Use subtitles if needed — many streaming versions offer multiple audio/subtitle tracks.

If watching with family or younger viewers: maybe watch the first part, then pause to discuss the transition from the real world → Narnia, before proceeding to the darker parts.

After watching, you might like to explore the book (if you haven’t) to compare differences.

For extra fun: see if the “making of” or feature-tte is available (behind the scenes insights enrich the experience).