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Eragon Director: Stefen Fangmeier Cast: Michael A. Mehlmann, Ed Speleers, Tamás Deák, Jeremy Irons

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/20/2007
  • Original Release: 2006
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 11,386

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Audio commentary with director Stefen Fangmeier; Extended and deleted scenes with optional director's commentary; Inside the Inheritance Trilogy: The Magic of Eragon documentary; Eldest - The first two chapters of the second book in the Inheritance Trilogy; The Inhabitants of Alagaësia character featurettes; Arya's Ambush original animatic sequence with optional director's commentary; Vision of Eragon conceptual art gallery; Pronunciation guide; Original and unused storyboard galleries; Christopher Paolini interview; The Secrets of Alagaësia visual effects featurettes; Saphira's Animation Guide CGI featurette with director's commentary; Original teaser trailer & more!

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Eragon: Feature Film
1. Main Titles/The King's Stone
2. Eragon
3. Roran Leaves Home
4. Hatched
5. Death Order
6. Dragons and Dragon Riders
7. Life in Danger
8. Chosen
9. The Journey Begins
10. Fortune Teller
11. Instinct
12. Finally Flying
13. A Fellow Rider
14. Girl of His Dreams
15. Saving Arya
16. Dying With Honor
17. Murtagh
18. The Varden
19. Preparing for Battle
20. Together As One
21. To Win or Die
22. Losing Strength
23. A Living Legend
24. End Titles

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Editorial Reviews

Industrial Light and Magic special-effects wizard Stefen Fangmeier makes the leap into the director's chair with Eragon, a coming-of-age fantasy concerning a young boy whose discovery of a mysterious dragon egg leads him on a predestined journey to become a Dragon Rider and defend his peaceful world against an evil king. Based on the best-selling novel by Christopher Paolini, Eragon tells the tale of the titular character (Ed Speleers), a humble farm boy living in the land of Alagaësia, whose life is forever changed when he discovers that he has been chosen to fight the most powerful enemy his world has ever known. Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich, and Djimon Hounsou co-star in a film produced by Davis Entertainment and adapted from the novel by screenwriters Peter Buchman, Larry Konner, and Mark Rosenthal. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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The movie is OK if you haven't read the bookby Anonymous

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May 17, 2009: I saw the movie before I read the book. I thought it was a good movie. Good enough I would watch it again with a friend that hasn't seen it. Not good enough I would watch it again on my own. I recently purchased the book. All the time I was reading the book, I was thinking, "The names are the same, so it must be the right book, but I don't remember that in the movie!"

I don't think the movie totally sucks, but definitely deviates from the book. If you are expecting to see the book on film, you will be disappointed. If you just want to watch a nice Good v. Evil fantasy movie with Dragons, then you will probably enjoy this movie.

This move sucksby Anonymous

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December 02, 2008: compleatly different from the book and ruins eragon completly
hope they remake it from a diffirent producer because if they acually read the book it could have been a lot better

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