I saw a preview yesterday on tv for the next installment in the "Chronicles Of Narnia" movie series. It looked very interesting and I can't wait for it to hit the theatres. Any other Narnia fans here?
Here's some links to read more about the upcoming Narnia sequels:
http://www.moviesonline.ca/movienews_13603.html
http://www.moviesonline.ca/movienews_11773.html
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by Silver_Surfer1 » Wed Dec 5, '07, 9:02 pm
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by Neithird » Wed Dec 5, '07, 10:02 pm
The first movie was pretty good. I didn't know there was such a long book series that it was based on. I mean, I knew there was a book, but not seven books. If they make a movie for all of them, that could easily top Lord of the Rings.
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by Tsunami » Thu Dec 6, '07, 12:38 am
I remember reading around two of the first books. The story itself was a bit weird, but it wasn't too bad, in my opinion.
I can't say I'd care to watch the movies, though, since I didn't bother reading any of the other books in the series.
I can't say I'd care to watch the movies, though, since I didn't bother reading any of the other books in the series.
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by Thoul » Thu Dec 6, '07, 10:36 pm
If they turn out like most other books to movies, the story could go completely out the window. 
Naria was an entertaining fantasy film, so I'll give the sequels a chance. The tibdits of story on the links provided sound strange, but the finished product may be much better.
Naria was an entertaining fantasy film, so I'll give the sequels a chance. The tibdits of story on the links provided sound strange, but the finished product may be much better.
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by SparkyIII » Thu Dec 6, '07, 11:06 pm
I'm only slightly looking forward to it, the Lion witch and wardrobe was slightly off in my opinion, like they could have made it better but took the easy way out.
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