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New C.S Lewis Movie
by bilbobaggins Sat Oct 23, 2021 5:19 pm
https://www.cslewismovie.com/home/
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Re: New C.S Lewis Movie
by Forest Shepherd Sat Oct 23, 2021 5:52 pm
Ooh! Saw a glimpse of Phantastes in the trailer. I read it at too young of an age to appreciate what it is, but MacDonald's The Princess and the Goblin I read at the perfect time.
Anyway, love me some C. S. Lewis.
Anyway, love me some C. S. Lewis.
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Re: New C.S Lewis Movie
by halfwise Sat Oct 23, 2021 6:59 pm
A new thread! 
Though I like CS Lewis' writing style, I feel the same critique that Tolkien had: the religious component is a bit too obvious and pulls you out of the story. Wouldn't take too much to fix it though: get rid of the "son of Adam/daughter of Eve" bit, for instance. It's only the more glaring statements that need to be buffed out.
Though I like CS Lewis' writing style, I feel the same critique that Tolkien had: the religious component is a bit too obvious and pulls you out of the story. Wouldn't take too much to fix it though: get rid of the "son of Adam/daughter of Eve" bit, for instance. It's only the more glaring statements that need to be buffed out.
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Re: New C.S Lewis Movie
by Forest Shepherd Sat Oct 23, 2021 7:48 pm
Many screenwriters in Hollywood share that sentiment I'm sure.
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Re: New C.S Lewis Movie
by bilbobaggins Sat Oct 23, 2021 8:08 pm
halfwise wrote:A new thread!
Though I like CS Lewis' writing style, I feel the same critique that Tolkien had: the religious component is a bit too obvious and pulls you out of the story. Wouldn't take too much to fix it though: get rid of the "son of Adam/daughter of Eve" bit, for instance. It's only the more glaring statements that need to be buffed out.
By the looks of it the movie is more about Lewis than Narnia. Of course, the two are linked and no doubt Narni will be a part of it. I let you know after I get a chance to watch it.
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