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Posted by whiskers on Mar-02-2004 21:10:

OMFG! NARNIA!

http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Mov...reut/index.html


Posted by Tranc3 on Mar-02-2004 21:22:

Holy shit this is awesome! First I hear about the Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy movie from Whiskers, now this from Whiskers!


Posted by Boomer187 on Mar-02-2004 21:24:

Never heard of it......NEXT!!!!


Posted by DR86 on Mar-02-2004 21:29:

OMFG. that's sweeeet!

I read these books so long ago, I have to break em out now and read em over.


Posted by ThomB on Mar-02-2004 21:55:

definitely good books - hope they dont make it too cheesy though - the bbc did a mini series of them years back and they were awful - it would be good if they made it for adults rather than kids but given the nature of the story I can see it being more like the neverending story


Posted by mentalbarter on Mar-02-2004 22:21:

wicked those books are awesome

arent they supposed to have a christian subtext? cant remember exactly, tho doubt thats important for disney


Posted by Ste on Mar-02-2004 22:24:

quote:
Originally posted by mentalbarter
wicked those books are awesome

arent they supposed to have a christian subtext? cant remember exactly, tho doubt thats important for disney



yeh all it is is christian propaganda.




i think theyre doing a bit of a copy of new line who are making a film about "his dark materials" which is a childeren book with an anti organised religion theem to it. which isnt really hidden coz in the end the have a war against heaven and kill god


Posted by whiskers on Mar-02-2004 22:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Ste
yeh all it is is christian propaganda.

i think theyre doing a bit of a copy of new line who are making a film about "his dark materials" which is a childeren book with an anti organised religion theem to it. which isnt really hidden coz in the end the have a war against heaven and kill god



yep, christian.



they're doing a LOTR ripoff - companies realized how popular cult books are and now want to make big bucks off of them


Posted by Porky on Mar-02-2004 22:39:

i read both Lion/witch/wardrobe and magician'sNephew almost 20 yrs ago, time to reread them! thx for the news whiskers!!

Pork!


Posted by PhloTron on Mar-02-2004 23:14:

w00t the set is actually one of the few books I own....and like porky, read them 20 years ago. These could be very good if they go in depth and don't make em cheesy.


Posted by Omegasox on Mar-02-2004 23:29:

Never cared for this series. =\ I'm still waiting for a movie series based on Enders Game.


Posted by Tranceporter99 on Mar-02-2004 23:52:

quote:
Originally posted by mentalbarter
wicked those books are awesome

arent they supposed to have a christian subtext? cant remember exactly, tho doubt thats important for disney


yeah they do, its pretty simple to find out if you read the books[i have yet to read all of them] but CS Lewis[author] and JRR Tolkien were best friends, both devout catholics. The Lord of The Rings had a christian subtext as well, gandalf being Jesus[some debate frodo is] and the other 8 being the deciples and so on and so forth


Posted by Tranceporter99 on Mar-02-2004 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Omegasox
Never cared for this series. =\ I'm still waiting for a movie series based on Enders Game.


HOLY SHIT... me too, i read these books 5 years ago when i was in 6th grade, it was simply badass, as was enders shadow and the subsequent sequals, i never much cared for the other sequals[ie xeniocide and speaker for the dead] but enders game had one of the best endings in any story, book, film, video game EVER


Posted by Tranceporter99 on Mar-02-2004 23:57:

quote:
Originally posted by whiskers
yep, christian.



they're doing a LOTR ripoff - companies realized how popular cult books are and now want to make big bucks off of them


since when was LOTR and CoN cult


Posted by Tranc3 on Mar-02-2004 23:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Omegasox
Never cared for this series. =\ I'm still waiting for a movie series based on Enders Game.


http://www.penny-arcade.com/news.php3?date=2004-02-18

and...

http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.ph...004-02-18&res=l

More specifically...

http://www.frescopictures.com/movie...ame_update.html


Posted by Omegasox on Mar-03-2004 00:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
http://www.penny-arcade.com/news.php3?date=2004-02-18

and...

http://www.penny-arcade.com/view.ph...004-02-18&res=l

More specifically...

http://www.frescopictures.com/movie...ame_update.html


Oh shit I completely forgot I read that a while ago. Thanks for the reminder, I'm happy now.


Posted by Xavier on Mar-03-2004 00:49:

feck...one of my fav tv series and novels when I was young, and now they have to destroy everything I loved and give it to the ungrateful spoilt mobile phone kids of today.


Posted by ShadoWolf on Mar-03-2004 01:22:

The Lord of the Rings is a Catholic story. Tolkien was a staunch Catholic and that's reflected in the story.

The Narnia series has an Anglican and Protestant perspective. The Lion is supposed to be Christ.


Posted by jinxed84 on Mar-03-2004 02:37:

i think i might have read the lion the witch and the wardobe in 5th grade, but i really dont know. either way, movies are cool, hopefully it doesnt suck.


Posted by smokeape on Mar-03-2004 03:18:

Hope the film doesn't attract the Mickey Mouse groupies!




[[[smoke]]]


Posted by Radagast on Mar-03-2004 03:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Tranceporter99
yeah they do, its pretty simple to find out if you read the books[i have yet to read all of them] but CS Lewis[author] and JRR Tolkien were best friends, both devout catholics. The Lord of The Rings had a christian subtext as well, gandalf being Jesus[some debate frodo is] and the other 8 being the deciples and so on and so forth


Christian subtext? Where?


Posted by jdat on Mar-03-2004 04:50:

They already did movies about this in the 80s or so it was a couple different tapes. Watched some growin up ... ** oh the memories **


Posted by ShadoWolf on Mar-03-2004 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Christian subtext? Where?


http://www.decentfilms.com/commenta...andfantasy.html

"J. R. R. Tolkien once described his epic masterpiece The Lord of the Rings as �a fundamentally religious and Catholic work.�"


Posted by Poncho on Mar-04-2004 07:32:

quote:
Originally posted by ShadoWolf
http://www.decentfilms.com/commenta...andfantasy.html

"J. R. R. Tolkien once described his epic masterpiece The Lord of the Rings as �a fundamentally religious and Catholic work.�"



he was referring to the battle between good and evil... much like star wars


Posted by KarenLuvs2Party on Mar-04-2004 07:52:

Just an interesting fact...

Narnia is also a name of a 3 day (yes 3 day party/rave/concert) held out in Indio, CA (where Coachella is gonna be held at) where thousands of people bought presales and the party never went through and promoters took off with everyone's money


Okay i shut up now hehe


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