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[Grakelin]

We kept making jokes about how terrible the careers of everybody in it would become, but I couldn't help but feel that I recognized most of the people.

Then when the credits rolled, I realized there were three Oscar Winners and at least one additional nominee in the cast.

I guess they deserved that award from the Costume Designer's Guild.

[Jackrabbit]

Woooo! Eragon bashing thread!
I did not enjoy the movie as much as I enjoyed other movies with a similar subject matter.

Take that, Paolini!

[C4lv1n]

Hey, the books are fine, but the movie is awful, personally, if I was Paloni, I would have sued them for the damages the movie probably caused.

His magic system is also pretty cool too.

[Cthulhu]

His magic system is stolen

[Heron TSG]

GED WILL HAVE HIS HEAD!

[ILikePie]

The first book was fine, the second was long and boring, and I didn't even bother reading the third.

[Phmcw]

I usually eat trough fantasy books but didn't manage to finish the first book.
That waste of paper is a compilation of all the worst fantasy cliché. It doesn't lack much to be a brilliant parody of the fantasy as a genre.

[SmileyMan]

The book's OK, but the film suffers from the director/editor not conveying the sense of distance and time that Paolini, to his credit, manages to in the book.

I guess they tried to just stick to the action scenes to keep the length down and the audience "interested," but without the journey, the story makes no sense.

[scriver]

I usually eat trough fantasy books but didn't manage to finish the first book.
That waste of paper is a compilation of all the worst fantasy cliché. It doesn't lack much to be a brilliant parody of the fantasy as a genre.

Humour?

[sonerohi]

I thought it was funny how to big scaly dragon had fuzzy wuzzy wings in the movie.

[Cthulhu]

The book's OK, but the film suffers from the director/editor not conveying the sense of distance and time that Paolini, to his credit, manages to in the book.

I guess they tried to just stick to the action scenes to keep the length down and the audience "interested," but without the journey, the story makes no sense.

Really, because I remember bite being Erabrom and Dragon Ride Horses Through the Countryside - The Movie.

In their defense, the book was the same thing.

[Armok]

The world isn't SUPPOSED to be original and creative, all of those stolen things are just background.
Also, Saphira is hawt. That's a big redeeming factor, probably the only one in the movie.

[Realmfighter]

Armok, i have no response to that.

[Heron TSG]

Obvious troll is obvious.

[Cthulhu]

It's not a troll, it's just Armok.  He holds no surprises for me anymore.