Never heard of it, I'll check around.
Left Behind,
No thanks, if I want screwy theology and anti-Catholic bigotry I'll turn on the 6 o'clock NEWS.
Lord of the Rings.
I think the above article directly addresses Tolkien's work and I consider one of the greatest masterpieces ever written - a deeply Catholic piece of work.
"No thanks, if I want screwy theology and anti-Catholic bigotry I'll turn on the 6 o'clock NEWS."
I'm going to come right out and tell you now: I'm Protestant. I think the Pope is fallible and that giving money to a church will not save your soul. You can't chant Hail Mary and get in to Heaven. It is with a personal (not via a bishop) relationship with God that one gets into Heaven.
I didn't read the entire article after I noticed the number of misquotes about HP there were. Observations of LOTR were overlooked on my part.
On a more friendly (sorry if the first one rubs you wrong) note: the Omega Code (and Omega Code 2)is a fantasy movie(s) about the book of Revelation.
Good vs Evil in a very Christian setting. Complete with red demons getting their butts kicked in CGI glory :)
If those aren't to your taste, and I'll admit they're not to mine(I'm an orthodox Lutheran - LCMS variety), might I suggest The Matrix (all three movies). The brothers Wachowski did a masterful job in creating this allegory of Christianity. The imagery is a little less clear cut than that of LOTR, but it's most certainly there.
Also, I agree that the LOTR cycle was fantastic and incredibly well done and demonstrates a strong element of Christianity.
It is my hope that Disney does a good job with Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, although I feel like they'll dispense with a lot of the Christian to make it more PC.