Forgetting about the religious aspects for a minute, Voyage of the Dawn Treader was my favorite book BY FAR, and ever since I heard about them making these movies I was looking forward to this particular one.

Having said that, however, I agree with the people that said starting over might be the best idea. It is not like the first two movies were bad, they just weren't the incredible movies I had hoped they would be. With a new director and new cast, they could make it as good as Lord of the Rings.

I think these movies aren't for everyone, and it's a touch movie to sell considering it's not quite a childrens movie, nor an adult movie. However, to those of us who are grown yet loved the books, it's a perfect line of movies. I hope this third installment gets the green light, it's so special to all of us who love narnia.

A movie with depth, imagination, and playfulness...come on! Don't you want to hear the monopods hopping around the island and mystifying the friends of Narnia? I relish the idea of seeing the daughter of a star, a dragon shedding layers and layers of skin, and Reepicheep sailing over the end of the world! This movie has been waiting to be made for so long!

wow there are some intense words going on around here.i will agree that some christians are very hypocrital.but christianity is not the only religion with hypocrites. i am not attacking other religions- i myself am a christian. and when movies come out that belittle us or books that are blasphemous...like the shack...well what do you expect? we do have a right to disagree with the ideas portrayed. just as you have the right to disagree with our beliefs. but there is no reason for you to attack us. there is such thing as a freedom of religion. and by criticizing us in the same breath as saying we tolerate no other religions and are full of crap...well that does not get you anywhere now does it? because you are doing the same thing that you are accusing us of doing. i do not think its even right for me to say "us". christians are just people. we make mistakes, we sin. just like everybody else.

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I loved the horse and his boy and I think it will make a great movie - the plot is just so much more interesting to me and would make a great movie I think.

I would also love to see Magician's Nephew just to see Tilda Swinton being Jadis...

but the Last Battle was my favorite book. I can see how filmmakers would want to steer clear of the controversy and also the plot is just a little heavy, but I am a sucker for stories of bravery in times where there is little hope, standing up where there is no chance of success... I love King Tirian and jewel they are two of my favorite characters with such noble hearts and true friendship. I think The Last Battle is as indispensable to the narnia stories as The Grey havens was to the Lord of the Rings and I hope it makes it to film.
I am a Christian so obviously all that doesn't bother me but I think if you go to the books with an open mind and read the stories just on their own merits, then it shouldn't bother you. Just try reading the books and pretending they have nothing to do with Christianity and read that last story and enjoy it for what it is...

By the way someone said one of the characters went to hell for discovering her sexuality... assuming you mean Susan... she didn't go to hell. If you read the story no one really went to hell although some made a sort of hell for themselves. The end of Susan's story was not told, but she simply lost interest in Narnia, seemed to stop believing that it existed, and became more interested in mundane things. Sex had nothing to do with Susan. CS Lewis was not a prude. Check out Till We Have Faces sometime. or just read his autobiography, Surprised by Joy. Be informed at least if you're going to post.