How Fitting

[-Painted Fan-]

On April 4th, the Christian-based C.S. Lewis epic The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe will be released on DVD.  Also "coming out" (sic) on April 4th is Ang Lee's "classic love story" Brokeback Mountain.  Which one will you choose to rent or buy?  Of course, you could always opt for Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s crime drama Dirty, or the Richard Gere family drama Bee Season, about a spelling bee.

[SandLizard04]

Also "coming out" (sic) on April 4th

He'll be here all night, folks

[Mike Bonds]

On April 4th, the Christian-based C.S. Lewis epic The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe will be released on DVD.  Also "coming out" (sic) on April 4th is Ang Lee's "classic love story" Brokeback Mountain.  Which one will you choose to rent or buy?  Of course, you could always opt for Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s crime drama Dirty, or the Richard Gere family drama Bee Season, about a spelling bee.

Definitely Narnia.  Brokeback would sound boring to me if they were man & woman. 

I'm eventually going to read The Chronicles of Narnia.  I've read Lewis' The Screwtape Letters, a witty must read about two devils and their correspondence concerning tempting people.

[amehr36]

Ive got the Chronicles and from about 6th grade to 8th grade i probably read them 5 or 6 times....about a year or two ago i read them again.  Great stuff.  Id like to read The Screwtape Letters, how was that?

[Mike Bonds]

Ive got the Chronicles and from about 6th grade to 8th grade i probably read them 5 or 6 times....about a year or two ago i read them again.  Great stuff.  Id like to read The Screwtape Letters, how was that?

One of the best books I've read.  It's fairly short, as well.

[Chief_Osceola™]

On April 4th, the Christian-based C.S. Lewis epic The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe will be released on DVD.  Also "coming out" (sic) on April 4th is Ang Lee's "classic love story" Brokeback Mountain.  Which one will you choose to rent or buy?  Of course, you could always opt for Cuba Gooding, Jr.'s crime drama Dirty, or the Richard Gere family drama Bee Season, about a spelling bee.

Definitely Narnia. Brokeback would sound boring to me if they were man & woman.

I'm eventually going to read The Chronicles of Narnia. I've read Lewis' The Screwtape Letters, a witty must read about two devils and their correspondence concerning tempting people.

The Screwtape Letters is one of the best books I've read....kind of makes a person wonder how much we don't know about the war going on between good and evil for our souls.