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The Lion King wasn't plagerized and neither was POTC. POTC was based on a ride in Disneyland and I know most of Disney's animated films are based on books but I don't think The Lion King was plagerized.

was, identical to a film (based ona book) that was released a few years prior, noones ever heard of.

as for pirates, i was thinking of a short story thats a couple decades old (i dont remember the name)

Considering you have not backed up your arguement with any evidence except for what you think. I can't believe you.

and i really dont care.
simple fact is, disney cant make sqaut withing plagerizing something, neither can george lucas (japanese film released some years earlier to star wars is almost identical, mind he did make the jedi and it was an awful lot better than the original so we'll let him off, though not for episodes 1, 2 and 3)

Hey guys? If you want to debate Disney, we have a seperate board for that. Ironically it's called the "Debate Board".
I don't want to see peoples feelings get hurt over this matter so please cease and desist.

Ironically not everyone is in the debating group. I, for one, have requested to join but its been over 3 days and I haven't got a reply yet.

Just wait. It'll come.
Three days isn't that long to wait.
I do believe I waited a couple weeks to a month to get into Divas the first time. And now that this is horribly off topic... lets get back on topic please?

hmm, okay, the last battle is seriously depressing and ive not read it in some time.
and the original film (the cartoon one) is oh so very weird

Sure.

Ok, one of the things I find really cool about Narnia is that Peter and Susan and friends become Kings and Queens in Narnia, and then people come later (Eustace and gang) to find the leftover throne, armoury, etc, etc. It's really very intriguing really. And then when Peter and Susan grow up, they cannot enter Narnia anymore, which makes it so sad.

Now that was unpleasant, Lucy and Edmund are really boring compared to Susan and Peter.

Ah, but one of the most satisfying things is that they did get back to Narnia - in the end. Perhaps not the first draft of a Narnia, but a better one.

Bleh, I didn't like the Last Battle very much. I've only read it once (compared to a dozen times for the rest of the searies) and I got reallllllllll confused. But, I love The Horse and His Boy the best, with Voyage of the Dawn Treader a very close second.

I've been gradually gathering the radio drama searies from Focus on the Family (a great dramatization I think by the way), and it's really helped bring the books alive. I highly recomend them.

Narnina? Yep, I love those books, I am proud to say Ive read every single one of them! They are great books, I love how the characters are, Aslan especially.

Eeek, I finished the series when I was in first grade and I've loved them ever since^^ My favorite book is 'The Horse and His Boy', but the first one I read was 'The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe'.

'Twas my original book obsession before my aunt got me the first Harry Potter.

ditto for m, except replace harry potter with the manifold series by stephen baxter (space, time, origing and phase space being the books, actually evolution may be part of it too)
and lord of the rings ofcourse