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altivo

Narnia (again)

Dec 27, 2005 14:45

For those who have not yet been to see The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe because you feel the expected Christian religious content will be irritating or offensive to you, I offer this very amusing review from the Christian Childcare Action Project, which does NOT recommend that you let your children see the film. (Note ( Read more... )

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kamodragon December 27 2005, 13:49:31 UTC

I thought it was a wonderful movie... I am so tired of the fanatics out there... They spend so much time poking and prodding at other peoples sins and making everything a big deal that they forget that they are far more full of shit and sin more than the average crack whore... Disturbing... Go see the movie.

Agreed :) favouritewindow January 1 2006, 19:04:24 UTC

It was a brilliant movie - highly recommended (and thanks to Tivo for recommending it:P)

nekura_ca December 27 2005, 21:40:20 UTC

You know, it would be interesting to run the bible through that "WISDOM" system of theirs. Let's see how well it does.

Nekura

altivo December 28 2005, 04:47:37 UTC

That's certainly an amusing idea. ;P

Well... goldenstallion December 28 2005, 17:18:49 UTC

Hello, Rider.

Both Bear and I want to see it on the big screen and will this coming weekend, probably Saturday if we can.

I have read many reviews not only of the film but of the books which I have never read (Never been much a fan of the author) but I am a huge fan of fantasy and am anxious to simply glory in the effects and how it is staged, directed and shown.

So I guess I do not have much more to say on the matter, huh? Grin.

Imperator your evermount

Re: Well... altivo December 28 2005, 17:25:31 UTC

Whee! So nice to see you here. *hug*

Yes, I think you will enjoy the film a lot. It might even make you want to read the book. :) If you get that far, remember that the books get better the farther you go into the series. I think this one is a bit on the weak side and the author matured as he kept on writing the stuff. Also, he assumed that his audience was maturing, so ideas get much more complex as you go on. You will certainly like The Horse and His Boy which was book 5 out of the 7.

Your always loving, always glad to see you
Rider