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Narnia movies: "there’s disagreement about the economics and the overall vision of where the franchise should go next"

By SharperIron on Fri, 12/07/12
Society & Culture
Movies
Narnia

Micheal Flaherty on the future of the Narnia movies

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Wayne Wilson

NewLet it go.

Fri, 12/07/12

Since the second and third features were so awful, it’s probably best to give the series a rest. If the Lord tarries, someone can try again someday.

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Susan R

NewIf they

Fri, 12/07/12

can make remakes ad nauseum of Spiderman, Batman, Superman, and …. wait for it… The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (!), I am sure a remake of the Narnia series will inevitably be in the works.

I know that when a movie is based on a book, certain realities regarding production come in to play, but when the movie barely follows the premise, much less the plot, viewers are going to be dissatisfied. Take beloved classics and rewrite them on screen, and double the disappointment.

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