What can one say about the autobiography effort of CS Lewis. A single word of a single syllable comes to mind. Dull. Like a butter knife this film has no point and no edge.
If your idea of a good Christian film is a stodgy old man lecturing you with such a voluminous and stilted vocabulary one would think he ate a thesaurus. Only to read it back to you after passing it in fragments. Then this is your film.
The most reluctant convert is a most regrettable waste of time. A c+lecture on and by CS Lewis that managed to capture on film the theatrical equivalent of Valium. Wanting to Engage in this monotonous expirence should be met with the most reluctance.
As CS Lewis himself says in the film during a near death reflection on his life " it wasn't even interesting."
If your idea of a good Christian film is a stodgy old man lecturing you with such a voluminous and stilted vocabulary one would think he ate a thesaurus. Only to read it back to you after passing it in fragments. Then this is your film.
The most reluctant convert is a most regrettable waste of time. A c+lecture on and by CS Lewis that managed to capture on film the theatrical equivalent of Valium. Wanting to Engage in this monotonous expirence should be met with the most reluctance.
As CS Lewis himself says in the film during a near death reflection on his life " it wasn't even interesting."