@LucasFryman tbh, school is kinda like this. You know some person and vibe with her, but after month or two they're completely gone from your life and you don't even know why
@Swag_K1RBY I mean... I'm the last person to praise them, but they are really about that freedom of speech after all. Most of the time it means that they have freedom to lie, but at least they will fight for that freedom for others as well
@GeronimoCM26@OnceANarnian Muhammad and Jesus are actual religious figures. No one wants to change them or mock them. You're just really mad about fictional talking lion.
@John6zb@leftwick20 You're talking about a lion in a children's book. I'm sure any creator that wants to adapt the character can do it in any way they want to.
@John6zb@leftwick20 Yeah, but it's still just a fantasy story. It's not a sacred text, it's not part of Christianity in any way. Idk why so many ppl feel like if adapting Aslan, equals adapting Jesus.
@SpiderBlack_yt It's hard to replicate the magic you felt as a kid, because you're adult now. No matter what you watch, nothing will be the same as that memory that got glorified in your head.
@timothylp@GwenLovesMovies Idk, the books reflect S.C.Lewis' life more than the bible tbh. Plus, there's no point in adapting book 1:1. If you want the same story, you can just read it and not watch the movie. I would call it a freedom of speech.