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Editorials

Lions, Witches and Tug-of-war – Oh My! An Interview with Micheal Flaherty

December 12, 2005 Paul Martin Comments Off on Lions, Witches and Tug-of-war – Oh My! An Interview with Micheal Flaherty

The December Hollywood Jesus Narnia Feature Article has been posted: “Lions, Witches and Tug-of-wars—Oh My!.” It’s an exclusive interview that Greg Wright conducted with Walden Media president Michael Flaherty. Greg and Mr. Flaherty discuss the way in which the Narnia movie, playing in public screenings today for the first time, is being used as a two-edged club in America’s supposed “culture wars.” […]

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Narnia Film News

Phenomenal £8.8m opening weekend in UK for LWW

December 12, 2005 Paul Martin Comments Off on Phenomenal £8.8m opening weekend in UK for LWW

The big screen adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe – CS Lewis’ first book in his much beloved series – hit all the right notes this weekend opening in cinemas across the UK to the staggering tune of £8,039,600 in just 3 days: THE HIGHEST OPENING WEEKEND IN BUENA VISTA INTERNATIONAL (UK)’s HISTORY EVER! […]

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Narnia Film News

New Narnia QuickTime Application

December 9, 2005 Paul Martin 38

THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE is now open! In anticipation of the film, Walt Disney Pictures & Walden Media have launched a new QuickTime based application from Team Banzai Media Group that allows users to view the film’s trailer, five behind-the-scenes featurettes and explore Narnia with an interactive map of the magical land. […]

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Narnia Film News

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: A Movie Review by Amelia Harper

December 9, 2005 Paul Martin Comments Off on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe: A Movie Review by Amelia Harper

It was with some trepidation that I viewed The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, the theatrical film version of the C.S. Lewis classic. Having loved the children’s classic for so many years, I was afraid that Hollywood would somehow spoil the enchantment of the Narnia that lived in my imagination. […]