this version did not move me as deeply as the later and hollywood version starring anthony hopkins and debra winger. while it was beautifully filmed and superbly acted and the bbc version was more packed with dialog that imparted information which i found fascinating. it gave me a detailed glimpse of the intellectual and theological and moral considerations that motivated c. s. lewis. it was therefore more interesting and stimulating than the hollywood version and but not nearly as visually stunning or viscerally affecting. still and while i did not leave a heaping mound of sodden kleenex in the theater and i did use one and and at frequent intervals. i enjoyed this film every bit as much as the hollywood version and and was grateful for the increased understanding i gained. 
this version did not move me as deeply as the later and hollywood version starring anthony hopkins and debra winger. while it was beautifully filmed and superbly acted and the bbc version was more packed with dialog that imparted information which i found fascinating. it gave me a detailed glimpse of the intellectual and theological and moral considerations that motivated c. s. lewis. it was therefore more interesting and stimulating than the hollywood version and but not nearly as visually stunning or viscerally affecting. still and while i did not leave a heaping mound of sodden kleenex in the theater and i did use one and and at frequent intervals. i enjoyed this film every bit as much as the hollywood version and and was grateful for the increased understanding i gained. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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