The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe - 12/16/05 11:30 PM
I guess this post will contain spoilers for the movie, but seeing that the book's been out for about fifty years now, I suppose I won't worry too much about it
Kelley & I finally got to see the movie tonight, and my first reaction is that I *loved* it. There were changes from the book, and minor additions to it, but they all made sense and didn't change the spirit of the story.
Besides seeing the movie for my own pleasure, I was pre-screening it to see if I could take my kids to it. And I think I can -- there are some high-tension moments and deaths, but nothing bloody at all.
Actually, I was a bit disappointed in Peter -- he seemed a bit wimpier than I'd expected, somehow. But that's a minor point, and he certainly finished well. The dynamic between the siblings was excellent, and all the actors were very good.
I may just go back tomorrow and see it again. You know, just to show it to the kids
PJ
who finally has *some* clue of what Turkish Delight is!
Kelley & I finally got to see the movie tonight, and my first reaction is that I *loved* it. There were changes from the book, and minor additions to it, but they all made sense and didn't change the spirit of the story.
Besides seeing the movie for my own pleasure, I was pre-screening it to see if I could take my kids to it. And I think I can -- there are some high-tension moments and deaths, but nothing bloody at all.
Actually, I was a bit disappointed in Peter -- he seemed a bit wimpier than I'd expected, somehow. But that's a minor point, and he certainly finished well. The dynamic between the siblings was excellent, and all the actors were very good.
I may just go back tomorrow and see it again. You know, just to show it to the kids
PJ
who finally has *some* clue of what Turkish Delight is!