haiku review
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
aslan there, but not
violence usurps the story
darker than the book
aslan there, but not
violence usurps the story
darker than the book
posted by Kathleen Ryan at 11:44 AM
posted by Kathleen Ryan at 11:44 AM
11 Comments:
What is aslan?
Is it a place?
a lion
This comment has been removed by the author.
I am totally clueless about the story and movie. I guess I need to see the first one soon.
It would make more sense to read the book and know that it is an allegory (?) than I think to watch the first movie.
So many book, so little time.
The word allegory reminded me about somehting I read about C.S. Lewis and his refuting that Narnia is just that, there was another word he used. I couldn't remember where I read it, but through the help of Google, on my firs hit, I found a surprisingly concise summaary of just that through this "For Dummies" site. He uses the word "supposal" I could blather on but I should be getting ready for work. Heres the link for anyone interested:
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-3206.html
I went to the link and read the article and now am more confused then ever! I have to see this movie or read the book, because, I feel like I'm so clueless. sigh
I went to the link and read the article and now am more confused then ever! I have to see this movie or read the book, because, I feel like I'm so clueless. sigh
Sometime I feel like I keep repeating myself!
Interesting link. I suppose ;) if you insist on something long enough then people will start to believe it.
Regardless it is a good read, despite it spanning 7 books. Haven't seen the movie(s) but in my humble opinion a good book is better than a movie any day (except for Lost). :)
Post a Comment
<< Home