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I could see that. I remember seeing an episode of Animated Stories from the New Testament called The Miracles of Jesus, and it featured Peter walking on water. However, he did it while everything was calm. It actually happened during a big storm. So I could see where changes like that would...

Well, of course I am going to continue. My apologies for not getting around to it.

I haven't thought about the Beavers. It is an idea, though.

I've thought about that they might do The Last Battle into two movies, much like it was done with the last Harry Potter and the Hunger Games. Then, I'm not so sure. Splitting the final book into two movies might not be a thing anymore. Then of course, The Last Battle could end having the longest...

How about we have a little fun, as if we were adapting Narnia into screen by writing a scene for a script. Here are the following guidelines- 1. You must be adapting a specific scene from one of the seven Narnia books. (I.e. no "fan fiction"). Though you may have to make some changes or tweaks...

I haven't thought of that one. I've kind of thought that SC would open with Rilian's backstory in Narnia then it cuts to Eustace and Jill in school I haven't thought of that one either. I've kind of thought it would also start in Narnia with Caspian and his crew getting ready to set sail. There...

I was thinking a lot about ideas for opening credits for each Narnia film. The first two Walden films each had a lengthy opening credits (name of company, film title, cast and crew) Here’s some ideas I was thinking- MN- a shot of Victorian London LWW- perhaps the Pevensies on the train HHB-...

I haven't thought about that one. Though I'm not sure they'd do it. I wonder if they would do a composite of the maid and Helen in MN, to give Helen a slightly bigger role. She and her husband Frank become the first king and queen of Narnia. I'm not saying they should do a composite of the maid...

I haven't thought of that. That's a good point about not letting people that did Rings of Power get involved though.

I was just thinking on how there are some characters in the Narnia books that could be expanded on. What I mean is that they could give us notions of what we already know and somehow flesh it out. Some ideas are- MN- Frank and Helen and maybe even Strawberry/Fledge. LWW- There's not really a...

Audio theatre is something. Radio was the sort of entertainment that people had back in the day before there was TV. Here are some links-

I’ve listened to both the adult and kids series of Left Behind that was produced by Tyndale House and Gap Digital. It’s worth listening to even with some changes being made. I’ll be focusing on the kids version and discuss the adult version in another thread. The dramatic audio can be found on...

Gotcha ya! For an episodic series, there's so much that could be done. I even wondered if Left Behind: The Kids could overlap with the adult series. They take place at the same time, though taken from different angles. It could even been done chronologically, especially if it was done...

I haven't thought of that. Although the Left Behind Series (both Adult and Kids versions) could be set at any time, given that "No one knows the Day or the Hour. Only God knows." In regards to a TV Series, if Dallas Jenkins, who's one of the directors of The Chosen, and Randy LaHaye have any...

I haven't been on here for quite a while, with being busy and all. I've been listening to the dramatic audio presentation of The Left Behind Series (both adult and kids version). It got me wondering if the kids version could be made into a TV series. Please note: this is not for theological...

Sorry about that. I've been busy and I haven't had any internet access for a few days (we had some freezing weather).

CS Lewis probably would have known about all religions, including Islam. Then of course, he lived way before 9/11. Even some Muslims say that Allah and God are one and the same, similar to how Shift makes the claim that Aslan and Tash are one and the same.

Some may have criticize that CS Lewis's depiction of the Calormenes was anti-Islam. Though it's no surprise. I've been listening to the audio drama of The Left Behind Series (which is a series of books about the end time prophecies... though I won't get into the theological aspect of it)...