A boy named Eragon finds a polished blue stone in the forest. At first, he thinks it's a lucky discovery, something that will bring meat to his poor family for the winter. Instead, it brings a dragon hatchling, and Eragon is soon thrust into a world of magic and power through which he and the dragon must navigate.
Production Fox 2000 Pictures; Davis Entertainment; Dune Entertainment; Ingenious Film Partners [gb]; Major Studio Partners; Mid Atlantic Films [hu]; Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation;
Cast Names Ed Speleers; Jeremy Irons; Sienna Guillory; Robert Carlyle; John Malkovich; Garrett Hedlund; Alun Armstrong; Christopher Egan; Gary Lewis; Djimon Hounsou; Rachel Weisz; Richard Rifkin; Steve Speirs; Joss Stone; Michael Mehlmann; Tamás Deák; Matt Devere; Máté Haumann; Andrea Fazekas; Caroline Chikezie; Ágnes Bánfalvy; Pál Makrai; Spencer Wilding; Gábor Hortobágyi; Maggie Baird; Johnny Gidcomb; Peter Lavin; Paula J. Newman; Mark Silverman; Julian Barnes; Tony Armatrading; Diane Mercer; Melissa Bickerton; Kenneth Danziger; Peter Dennis; Neil Dickson; Jean Gilpin; Martin Jarvis; Sean Mahon; Kevin Owers;
Release Date 2006-12-15
Genres Action; Adventure; Family; Fantasy;
MPAA Rating [?] Rated PG for fantasy violence, intense battle sequences and some
frightening images.
Running Time 1 hr. 44 min.
Director Stefen Fangmeier
Eragon Reviews
Comments to date: 4. Page 1 of 1. Rating:
i thought this movie wasn't as good as the book led it to be, but it still was pretty cool, i liked all the special effects...
trev m santa rosa
6:09pm on Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
I really like this and I really like Garrett Hedlund's character Murtagh, Chris Egan's character Roran, and Ed Speleer's character Eragon.