However, once folks find out it's from the Spine - they refuse to touch it. He loses sight of his prey but brings home the stone anyway figuring that he might sell it. cannot separate all those happy memories So keep in mind, my review might be is more than a bit biased.Įragon, a farm boy, stumbles upon a suspicious blue stone while hunting in the Spine (an area that few would go to even in the best of times). It had dragons! And elves and magic and swordplay and not a love triangle in sight.Įven rereading it as an adult, I just. I read it over and over and over (and, as you may have guessed, over and over.). If you have read the book assume it is a coincidence that the movie and characters share names.Check out this book in my very first video review! Anyway, onwards to the review! I could read this one a hundred times and love it just the same. Just change the name of the movie to Saphira and it is OK. If you have never read the book and enjoy good CG you will like this movie. I think Edward would have made a good side character, but someone with more experienced should have been casted as Eragon or a director with more proved talent. For which I hold the director responsible but it was also one of his first movies.
It was all most like he was just there to read his lines and go home. The main problem with the acting in this movie was Edward Speleers, he had no presence in this movie, which is a bad thing for the main character. But those are two experienced actors that will give good performances regardless. Jeremy Irons did a very good for his part. The acting by Rachel Weisz was fantastic. If they would have increased this movie to 2 hours to 2 and a half hours I think it would have been a very good movie (hopefully the DVD will have more added in). One of the most nagging problems with this movie has it was way to short and seemed like it was in fast forward most of the movie. Let me start by saying I didn't read the books before seeing the movie but I am reading Eragon now.
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