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>>A science fiction alternative universe dystopia about a world where Jesus was never born.<<

That theme fascinates me.

As a professing Christian who owns and has read pretty much everything C. S. Lewis ever wrote - more than once - I would like to see this movie for education/research purposes.

However, I believe that when you buy a product, you are voting for it, so I will pass. That is, unless I can download it off limewire.

Get it through neflix, if like me you have quick turnaround neflix only cost me $.75 per movie, with a next day return mail i’ve gotten an average of 22 movies a month. Surly very little of that goes to MR. Pullman.

I rip the movie to my media center pc and watch it at my convenience then delete it when done.

I generally pass on trashy agenda flicks, but in this case I will be taking my 18 y/o son to it so he knows exactly what he is talking about when he explains the anti religion theme to his inner circle of a few dozen friends on myspace. This movie is largely targeted at their younger siblings as well, so even if they think they're immune, will they feel that way about their kid sister, or will they realize that they're under attack?

Better he warns them than me. These kids should be made aware of the subliminal attacks on their spirituality, and this will be an opportunity to show them the hypocrisy and deviant and slippery methods the left uses to strip them of their faith. Additionaly, we can reveal how the media supports the rise of Godlessness by their inevitable failure to reveal this trilogy for what it is.

We can turn this into a win with a little work.