Sir Godfrey
Pelegrin Crucis
Me too. One thing I would like is for durring the ending for something very subtle to be playing as Aslan tells Lucy and Edmund, "In your world I am known by another name, and you have been brought here so that by knowing me a little here, you may know me better there" that can hint more at who he is with out altering the line to," In your world I am known as Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Here is my friend Billy Graham to explain more."
One of the things I loved in the Lord of the Rings films was that the Hobbit theme sounded like a Hymn. It gave the Hobbits a simple, homely and cozy fell and showed their deep bond. Composer Howard Shore even admitted to composing it in such a way. The Fellowship itself had it's heroic, noble theme. Then there was the theme for the Ring, which was acompanied by Sauron whispering to whoever was holding the Ring. Even John Williams did the same with the theme for "the Force" in the Star Wars films, or the theme for "the Grail" in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. A Leitmotif would say in words about who Aslan is more then words could.
I'm just not sure which hymn would work best for Aslan and "fit" in a film and into feel forced, or too cliche .Obviously, "Amazing Grace" is out for reasons it's the most used, and possibly over used hymn. Even an original song with a hymn like quality would be perfect.
Maybe whne Aslan is speaking that famous line to the Pevensies it cna play a famous Christian tune, like Emmanuel or something.