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21 years ago #851
Eugene, you would like Tron. When I was a kid, I went to this Christian retreat for a few different camps, and they always showed Tron sometime during the week. The leader thought it was allegorical, right up there with Chronicles of Narnia.

21 years ago #852
Cool

21 years ago #853
I saw Tron for the first time at a cinema when I was about eight. It's one of those films, though it's probably dated now, that as a kid really fired up my imagination.

21 years ago #854
Wow that is cool maybe I will see it

21 years ago #855
The funny thing is, C.S. Lewis said Chronicles of Narnia was not an allegory.

21 years ago #856
I remember seeing tron when I was little too.. quite fun as I remember it

21 years ago #857
I could believe that about Lord of the Rings, but not Chronicles of Narnia. I was six or seven when I read the first one, and even I picked up on the blatant, glaring symbolism.

21 years ago #858
Symbolism, yes. He intended symbolism. It just wasn't an allegory. Lord of the Rings doesn't even really have the symbolism. It's just strongly influenced by the author's world view.

21 years ago #859
Yeah i guess so. I mean well...... never mind

21 years ago #860
Funny thing, it was Tolkien who was a devout Christian who put C.S. Lewis onto Christianity, yet it is Lewis who went on to write all those works about faith and such.

21 years ago #861
What's funny about it? Most Christians originally hear the Gospel by word of mouth.

21 years ago #862
True enough. I was putting it out there as an observation on the two men in light of the discussion of the allegorical nature (or not) of their best known works.


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