[peyton randolph]

Note - kids' book...kids' movie. My son and my nephew enjoyed it.

[bkepley]

Must be a kids book. I didn't see Narnia but I've seen "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe" on stage and didn't get it. I don't get the "Charly and the Chocolate Factory" guy either. It's all about serial killers to me. What ever happened to "Charlotte's Web" (sniff)?

[Bob J]

I understand they are kids books, so is Harry Potter. If the movie was really wanted to target the small kids they should have omitted much of the battle scenes...far to violent for the little ones. They didn't so I assumed they wanted to target an older audience.

[Loud Mime]

Agreed, it's a kid's movie.

Hollywood bores me now. T2 was a great movie. From there...ummm.....what was good?

[PeteB570]

Kid's book? Kid's movie?

Darn, here I took the kids and enjoyed the movie myself.

Some people need to just relax and go with the flow. Kick back and enjoy the show. The original poster sounds like he's related to the housekeeper.

[Salvation]

Disagree with you here. Children will enjoy it as a nice story unless they have read the books and understand the Christian allegories. Parents need to attend with their children so that they can draw on the allegories of Christian life displayed in characters as well as actions.