Yeah, Tourist should do quite well, but fortunately it is targeting a much different demographic than Narnia, so they should be able to thrive quite well together.

Ok I'm now a whole lot more worried about Tron than I was...
I was watching Disney Channel yesterday at my freind's house -saw a VDT TV spot by the way- and they had some of that behind the scenes/promotional stuff for Tron, we already know its PG which was unexpected, but it sounds like they're trying to sell it as a family film, like VDT, I'm guessing they're hoping that parents who saw the original will bring in their kids to see it.

Not to mention the Sci-fi and fantasy audience do tend to overlap- I myself am a sci-fi freak, and if you look at many fantasy books they have elements of scifi, like Dragonriders of Pern, or Narnia, and visa versa.

I'm really worried to. By Tron grabbing the pg rating it is now essentially a kids movie, and in direct competition with Narnia. King Kong was a very scary pg-13. Thats why alot of families chose TLWW over it. Here we have 4 kids movies showing all at the same time. Tangled as a hold over,Narnia,Tron and Yogi Bear. This doesn't bode well for some of these movies. I'm not sure which yet. Overall I think this a much tougher Christmas then in 2005.

And unfortuatly, I think most boys (unless already fans) would choose Tron over Narnia. I'll admit, it looks cool!

I think though that girls would rather watch Narnia. Not so much because Narnia is a girl's movie, but because Tron is definatly coming across as a boy's movie.

I just watched the trailer for Tron, it looks SO stupid I see nothing whatsoever that would make me want to see it.

There are a few films released at the same time as VDT. One is Devil, about the devil in a lift containing five people. There is a Bollywood production as well as Megamind, which is currently getting newspaper backing. And Gulliver's Travels is coming out just before Christmas. I feel that on Thursday I will be between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea.