Who remembers seeing Narnia when they where a kid?
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Yes, there was one made in 1988 it was a two part made for TV movie named 'The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe' This series showed how a small and resourceful budget can produce the maximum feeling and atmosphere in this truly classic version. Although the special effects are cheap, (remember they were state of the art in 1988) the amazing acting from the children and Barbara Kellermann's stunningly sharp and real portrayal of the witch (far better than Narnia's Tilda Swinton) more than makes up for it.\n\nHere's an interesting fact for you as well, they made a few sequal including 'Prince Caspian and the Voyage of the Dawn Treader (1989) and 'The Silver Chair (1990).  \n\nNow Narnia (2005) followed very closely to the orignal 'The lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe' even using most of the same lines, so if you want a heads up on the next Narnia movie that will be coming out (The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian realised in 2007) find yourselves those old ones as I dare say they'll follow suite
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Yeah - Winnie the Pooh Rainbow School. I remember things about it, still. Helping with cheese and crackers, nap time, and using a marble to paint on a tray.
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I did in 3rd grade. I'm rereading it now, since I forgot parts of the story- but I'm not that far. My favorite is Magicians Nephew I guess.
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Yes. When I was a kid I watched transformers.
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I used to watch it when it first came out... I was about 1 1/2 years old for the first episode.  Because of Sesame Street, I knew all my letters by the time I was 2, and was reading books like Black Beauty and The Hobbit when I was 6 and 7 years old.\n\nThere's lots of people like me, who did better in school, earlier, because of Sesame Street.
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shrek 2, i think i actually loved it more than my niece and nephew! i guess i am a big kid at heart.
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i read it when i was a lot younger, around 10. I think i liked it.
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yes, when i was about 2.
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I did as a kid. We had NO redlight at all. Population 107.\nBut the greatest memory was an old man had the only gas station in town and he served coke in bottles that had ice crystals in them. Ahhh, the memories.
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I know most people would have a really good memory... But there is a reason that this is the last thing I can remember. I think I was about 5-6 years old, I was at Old Orchard Beach in Maine, with my family for our annual summer trip there, and me and my cousin were on the ferris wheel, well don't ask me just quite how this happened, but I guess I was leaning over as the operator was lifting the bar up and over our heads, well as I was leaning over and waving to my dad with a huge smile on my face, I leaned a little too far. We were still about 2 feet up in the air, and just like that, I got tipped out of the ferris wheel seat. I was a little banged up to begin with, but to add onto that, I had split my head not only on one of the wires, but also on a few pieces of metal beside the wire. All I can really remember after that was my older sister Michelle, was coming towards me with Fried Dough she had bought for me, and she just looked at me in total awe, (while me not know what the hell was going on) , and just dropped her food and ran towards me. My dad was the first one who actually helped me up, while the operator just sat there in shock!  After that I don't really remember much. But when I ask my dad now, he told me when he went to go help me up, he put his arm under my legs then placed his hand on my head to steady me, then looked at his hand and at the same time, the both of us saw blood, and I mean not just a little blood, then i passed out. The next thing I remember was being in the ER and the doctor telling me to count backwards from 100... my dad said I barely even got to ninety-nine, and I was out. Well to end my mumbling on and on about this, I had 12 stitches put in my head, and the rest of my vacation I spent in the room, with my dad, while everyone else (my mother, 2 sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins) went lounging on the beach.\n\nNo, to this day I refuse to go on a ferris wheel.
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If I have it made such an impression I forgot about it.  But then, that would have been when dinosaurs roamed the earth...\nHowever, I do remember my kids walking in on THEIR parents accidentally.  But not since we put a lock on the door and didn't give them the key...
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When I was a little kid, I saw a Disney movie about a little squirrel named "Perri".  I am certain of the title but I don't remember the plot.  I was really young.
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I would have to say that it is chronicles of narnia..\nI didn't realize when i read it in 5th grade that it was a christian book.  c.s. lewis did a fantastic job.
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I LOVE the Narnia series and I'm totally excited about the new movie! I love the characters and the story, and how everything about it you can relate back to the Bible. Not many movies like that exist, and it's just all around beautiful, wholesome entertainment! Can't wait!
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Last Updated: Wednesday, 18 January 2006, 16:41 GMT  \n\nE-mail this to a friend   Printable version  \n \nCaspian to be second Narnia movie  \nThe CS Lewis novel Prince Caspian will be the second film in The Chronicles of Narnia series following the success of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. \nWilliam Moseley, Anna Popplewell, Skandar Keynes and Georgie Henley will return as the Pevensie children, with filming due to begin in the autumn. \n\n"If we don't make it now we'll never be able to, because they'll be too old," said director Andrew Adamson. \n\nNarnia topped the worldwide box office for the fourth week in a row this week.
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Kids heck I want to see it myself! My kids are adults now and I wish one was young enough because I will feel stupid going myself. I guess I will watch it on dvd.
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When I was around 2 I remember laying in my crib and someones dog got in the house. I was just laying there watching it. This was in a small village my family spent the summer in. They stopped going when I was 3 but I have a lot of memories of it like picking wild berries and mushrooms, dad taking me down the river in a boat, and grabbing a handfull of stinging neetle (I think thats what its called) lol. \n\nSpeaking of food memories. same place for me. I used to eat berries as i picked them. My grandmother made string "necklaces" of wild mushrooms and dry them in an earth cellar. I loved the smell there. To this day mushrooms are one of my favorite foods.