Editorials

Alright, Narnia fans. If you’ve seen Prince Caspian, please go and see it again. Now that you have seen it once, you know what’s been changed from the book to the screen, so there’s no surprise there anymore. You can now sit back and enjoy it as a film, and a great one.

As the lights went up in the theatre, after the first time I saw “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian,” I didn’t even know what to say. The one thing that I could think was that I had just seen one amazing motion picture, and it made me very well pleased.

Going to New York City for the first time can be pretty overwhelming. Going to New York City to see Prince Caspian for the first time is another thing entirely. Friday started out with a stroll through the city, learning where things were, which way it is to the cinema and figuring out where to go in the meantime.

The opening words in the film trailer for Prince Caspian declare: “The time has come to journey back to Narnia.” And truly the time has arrived for a number of reasons.

Yes, confession, the breaking news stories about the casting for VOTD and the new Narnia book yesterday were in fact April Fools Day Jokes.

Better late than never, it’s Into the Wardrobe’s bit Comic-Con Report, talking about the Disney presentation and the adventure there at the 2007 San Diego Comic-Con. Let’s get to it!

Well, this is something that’s kept me and many others stuck in our homes for all of Saturday, February 3rd. A blizzard has hit the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, and while it’s let up for […]

Every Christian (except for those pharisaic types who call all fantasies uniformly demonic) is willing to recognize Aslan at least as embodying the personality traits of Jesus; but in spite of such powerful narrative clues as Aslan taking the form of a LAMB in addition to that of a lion, many balk at agreeing that Mr. Lewis meant Aslan unequivocally to BE Jesus, the same Jesus Who is found in the New Testament.