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1 was the previous weekâs top renter, The Tourist, from Sony Pictures, which slipped to No. 2 after two weeks on top. /quote are Blurays included at al in these statistics?! Here is a link to a forum post regarding Blue-ray sales. Bottom line is that after less than 2 full weeks VDT has sold an estimated 5 million units DVD Blue-ray. That is definitely a lot less than LWW or PC at the same stage. But it is holding fairly steady so we ll have a better idea in a few more weeks. Don t know if the sales from Christian book store are counted by the secular charts. Not likely since most movie titles are not released at those outlets. Only the studios know the actual numbers so far. I contributed to the sales Go Dawn Treader! I got it for Easter, and my family s been watching it all weekend I love it! Once I get past my initial ew green mist thing, that is. Thank you God, for this movie! Further up and further in! I ve watched it more times than I can even count! And I love The Green Mist, so it s all good from where I m sitting. That is exactly why I thought the movie looked cheap on Blu-ray, the mist looked terrible! Bottom line, VDT is a far the big green trailer cinematic experience than it is a home theatre experience. Tilda Swinton looked amazing. Love her GREEN eyes. My favorite detail. I m amazed this film did as well as it did, Fox dropped the ball big time by not building up any hype for this film. The first time I saw a trailer on tv was a week before it s release, it s like they figured Hey it s the third movie we don t have to promote it because the people will remember the other movies and come back. I really don t think many people even knew this film was being made until it was released. Hype is very important for films I really hope they do another one and put a little more effort into promoting it. I got VDT a few weeks ago and watched again and again and again. It s such a shame that it didn t do as well! I can t wait for MN!! I don t see how people see this movie as deeper in meaning. It includes more christian paraphernalia, empty words as faith, and believe and whatnot, but nothing authentic. This movie won t be seen by non Christians and touch them, it will be seen by many Christians and they are the ones who will love it because it has words they like. Aslan was such an interesting character because in the first two movies it showed a the big green trailer of the complexities of God in a very real manner. It was a character that caused curiosity of some sort, you can see it in the reviews of the time, especially in those of Caspian still a lesser movie than the still not amazing Wardrobe. If you read the the big green trailer of the latest one, Aslan is one of the boring parts of the movie, and I simply agree. Plus, just look at the facts: an agnostic directs it, yet Fox wants to market it to Christians in the US, what do you get? a movie made by someone who doesn t care about the character Lewis created to present God in a literary way that throws in Christian punchlines and themes here and there to sell to Christians, and of course, it is the Christians who buy. Well, aren t you a pessimistic one. If you were to read the Bible then read the Chronicles of Narnia series, you would see quite clearly that Aslan is a symbol of Jesus Christ. True, non-Christians are not going to understand that like Christians do.