>I saw it last night and LOVED it. Amazingly faithful to the book -- since
>I read all the books in the series many times as a kid, I felt as if the
>movie sprang fully formed from my nine-year-old mind. Really elegantly
>unstated special effects too -- quite a feat to make talking lions and
>fauns and centaurs appear completely realistic! Tilda was beautifully,
>seductively wicked, too. I thought there was actually quite a bit of
>Christian imagery, as there is in the books -- crucifixtion, even a scene
>where two female mourners attend the body, resurrection -- but I hardly
>see why that should be objectionable. Does anyone dismiss Michaelangelo on
>these grounds? Fra Angelico? Al Green?
>
>Liza
>
>> Watched Narnia and really enjoyed it.
>> Very little Christianity,
>> And lots of Tilda Swinton!
>>
>> Yoshie Furuhashi
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