Posted on 12/17/2005 11:10:22 AM PST by dangus
I thought it was missing a W as in BWAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!!
Tehy'll give brokeback an oscar for something or another and it will go into profit.
Tap, tap, tap.....
It WAS intended to have a religious theme. And Christ was a lion, an powerful force for good, but maybe also he was thinking that God could be wrathful against the wicked as well. Keep in mind, it's fiction. He didn't mean Christ literally was a lion on Earth. Narnia was a different place. If Christ returned to Earth, would he be full of wrath? I don't know, I'm not an expert in the Book of Revelations.
Maybe he saw Christ as a the Lion of Judah?
http://www.geocities.com/coolpoete/lionofjudahsymbol.htm
I don't know, just thinking aloud here.
And he sounded positively flaming ...
Hollywood is re-learning how to make and market "small" movies.
it will likely win more than one given that the Social Engineers in H'Wood decided about 15 years ago that Gay is the Way and we had all better just shut up and accept it.
Your Right
How about this
BWAAAAAHAAA!!!
I saw the trailer (and I use the term loosely)for dirt road mountain when I went to see Walk the line. There was a collective groan that went up from the audience when we figured out what this p.o.s. was about.
I gotta see Kong and Narnia!
The letter, written from Magdalene College, Cambridge, where Lewis was a don, contradicts this. Supposing there really was a world like Narnia . . . and supposing Christ wanted to go into that world and save it (as He did ours) what might have happened? he wrote.
The stories are my answer. Since Narnia is a world of talking beasts, I thought he would become a talking beast there as he became a man here. I pictured him becoming a lion there because a) the lion is supposed to be the king of beasts; b) Christ is called the lion of Judah in the Bible.
Interesting ... :)
So even the best movie is not making enough?
Seems telling that a movie with a known NON pc plotline does very well, while a disgused homosexual porn fantasy is bombing.
People don't want to pay for a Political Correctness. We get that for free from the MSM.
An allegory is a story in which one thing is used to represent another thing. If Lewis did say it wasn't an allegory, maybe he just didn't want people to look too closely at the religious angle.
Oh I am sure that in San Fran there was a "stampede" to the movie
Well, to protect the honor of cowboys, the two queers are both sheepherders in the movie.
Line in movie..."There'll never be another ewe!"
I would not allow my family, nor encourage anyone in my circle of family and friends to view a movie that pushes the homosexual agenda at all costs to the detriment of respect for decent human morals and the betterment of our society.
In Hollyweird, and the coasts no other social agenda gets pushed as much, given the millions of dollars of free media, glowing national daily newspaper editorial comment, and the regular subject of lamestream trash tv.
Nor am I that keen on promoting an elective activity that is highly risky to physical health and mental welfare. But I do not discourage those so inclined to pursue such activity regularly and routinely with reckless abandon as to the consequences. Such foolishness will ultimately lead us to a better gene pool.
They were lined up...back-to-back...?!?
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