Eragon | Book and Film Comparison

The Eragon novel is an amazing adventure, that has a likeness of the Hobbit, but the film is not particularly. The film  misses out many key parts of the book, and some of the characters are completely different, such as Brom, and Ajihad. For example, Brom isn't as shrouded in mystery, and he is snappy, abrupt and just plain odd. another odd thing about the film is that Saphira grows up almost instantly, also the ending scenes are completely off, especially the fight with Durza. A lot of the scenes are jumbled up, and it just isn't as good as the book.

Approximately 99 minutes

4/10

ABR Rating: B
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