Bloom Where You're Planted
Dec. 27, 2005
Narnia Fever, Anyone?

Posted in Movies

     We have Narnia Fever at our house.  How 'bout you?  No, our case did not come from the recent release of the movie, although we excitedly awaited it, and were the first in line at the theater on opening night.  Actually, the Narnia craze started for us back about a year and a half ago when I first read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe aloud to my children.  From the first chapter, my then 7-year-old was hooked.  He is now 9, and has listened to or read all seven of the Chronicles of Narnia.  He can definitely be described as an avid fan.  He has been talking, playing, and even drawing all things Narnian.  It has opened up some wonderful opportunities to discuss the spiritual parallels throughout the books.  He has even begun picking up on some of them himself: "Mom, The Last Battle is just like what it says in Revelation about the new heaven and new earth!"

     I have read some excellent reviews of the movie right here on HSB.  I especially appreciated what middleearthmom had to say.  Check it out if you have the chance.  And if you are interested in listening to the audio version, I would recomend the Focus on the Family Radio Theater dramatization.  It is very well done.  We may have to listen to ours again soon, because, having been to the movie twice and having read all the books at least once (some twice--see I told you he's a fan!), we have to find something to tide us over 'til it comes out on DVD!

 


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Dec. 27, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by maggieraye

And you were worried about not having anything to write about! I know about the whole craze thing. It struck our house years ago - literally! We've seen all the BBC movies at least twice, we've listened to them all on audio book, my daughter owns all but the last one or two (family has been buying them for her in hardback one at a time over the last several years for Christmas, Birthday etc.)

Maybe we should get together and let them put on their own modified performance of Narnia, it would keep 'em busy until it comes out on DVD.

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Dec. 28, 2005 - Hmmm...

Posted by KayinMaine

Maybe we should. I've got to do something to tide this kid over. He's watched the BBC version at least ten times now (we made the mistake of buying it!). Maybe we should have a Narnia party. We could serve Turkish Delight!

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Dec. 28, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by MattMann

I really like your blog. Mommy says you're going to put a real picture as your Avatar soon. I can't wait to see it.

Thanks for taking me and LizBeth and Mommy to see Narnia. It was soooooo awesome!!!!

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Dec. 29, 2005 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Rayesreviews

LizBeth say's if you knew what was in it, you might change your mind about the Turkish Delight. She was kinda grossed out by the recipe.

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Dec. 30, 2005 - Finally got to see it!

Posted by KayinPA

I have loved the books ever since I was a child. Made arrangements with my sisters to go see the movie while we were in KY! I was sick the day they went. :( but did finally get to see it the next night! YEAH.

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