Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe

[CATIAV4]

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I really appreciate u guys r good readers and movie goers.
I think u spent a lot of money & u will b spending more....

[HoundedbyHeaven]

...I think u spent a lot of money & u will b spending more....

Is this some kind of "lifestyle check"?

[pazuzu690]

i read but i never really developed the taste for this sort of thing...

harry potter or lord of the rings or narnia...

hahaha.

i'll just wait for the movie.

i was told that the lion represents God and the witch represents the devil, is this true narnia-tics?

[gaily_girl]

i read but i never really developed the taste for this sort of thing...

harry potter or lord of the rings or narnia...

hahaha.

i'll just wait for the movie.

i was told that the lion represents God and the witch represents the devil, is this true narnia-tics?

hmm...btaw sa...its sort of like that, especially katong sa book 1 when the lion created the world of narnia...reminds you of the book of Genesis...naa pa jud tree with apples...nya gi tempt sa witch si diggory...waaah...

[pazuzu690]

i read but i never really developed the taste for this sort of thing...

harry potter or lord of the rings or narnia...

hahaha.

i'll just wait for the movie.

i was told that the lion represents God and the witch represents the devil, is this true narnia-tics?

hmm...btaw sa...its sort of like that, especially katong sa book 1 when the lion created the world of narnia...reminds you of the book of Genesis...naa pa jud tree with apples...nya gi tempt sa witch si diggory...waaah...

mao ba?

heavy jud diay kaayo ang christian undertones...

this should be interesting!

[HoundedbyHeaven]

i read but i never really developed the taste for this sort of thing...

harry potter or lord of the rings or narnia...

hahaha.

i'll just wait for the movie.

i was told that the lion represents God and the witch represents the devil, is this true narnia-tics?

Yes. Excluding the Harry Potter series, The Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Narnia were written primarily to beckon you to philosophical, moral and theological instrospection, not to entertain. And its "Narnians." Theological, philosophical and moral truths are sometimes conveyed through "myth". "Myth", you see, is usually understood as an frustrated but honest effort to explain something that, as of the moment, is cannot understood scientifically or philosophically. Here, Tolkien and Lewis and the Inklings offer another definition of "myth", which is an honest effort to explain something that cannot be understood scientifically and that can be hinted at philosophically and that can be profoundly but still incompletely be understood by faith.

I guess you could say Tolkien and Lewis did not have in mind a following of readers of their fantasy fiction but readers who will delve deeper on the mysteries of Christianity through the awe-inspiring door of "myth".

And its "Narnians". Thank you.

[abortretryfail]

Finally downloaded that really big trailer (55MB). But at least I can watch it full screen in full detail. This movie is definitly striving more for the kids audience. Even if it's the same FX company of LOTR, the Narnian characters are more polished than the battleworn dwellers of Middle Earth.

[HoundedbyHeaven]

Finally downloaded that really big trailer (55MB). But at least I can watch it full screen in full detail. This movie is definitly striving more for the kids audience. Even if it's the same FX company of LOTR, the Narnian characters are more polished than the battleworn dwellers of Middle Earth.

You'll be surprised how the series continue to fascinate theologians and philosophers at the mind of C.S. Lewis.

[askal101]

correct, aslan was jesus christ and he sacrificed his life for that youngest boy, i forgot his name though. i was still in high school since i last read it. ahhh... i will pick up some fantasy books again one of this days.

[mokszilla_20]

the Chronicles of Narnia is a really great story...... sssussssssss!!!! mahala pud tiket sa SM oi!!!! p100 naman