The author deliberately wanted his children to be good role models and have manners but he fails in the books and it just worsens in the movies as you'll see here. The older siblings bicker a lot and say a lot of things that are outright bossy and don't regard the feelings of others. You feel sorry for a boy bullied for trying to save his father's photograph and may like that he obeys his parents more than his older brother, but then you are later told he's the bad guy because of one lie and rudeness to his younger sister-but he doesn't do anything unnatural nor is he really morally inferior to his siblings. With that said don't expect this movie, just because the book was written by a famous Christian theologian, to really do much for your children's sense of faith/morality, if at all.
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Even though The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe was written in 1950, the post-war Narnia tale stands the test of time, with generations of young readers finding themselves in a new world as they turn the pages. Lewis was a British writer who often added Christian theologies into his works, and these religious themes are felt throughout The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. Lewis’ Narnia fantasy tale of the same name. The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe tickets are available on London Theatre now. Take a trip into Narnia and step into a new world via the West End at The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
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