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Originally Posted by TheLanyard
There's a sweet one on its official site
There's also a Japanese trailer with footage of the baby Saphira
http://movies.foxjapan.com/eragon/
I really hop this movie will be good
Eragon
There's also a Japanese trailer with footage of the baby Saphira
http://movies.foxjapan.com/eragon/
I really hop this movie will be good
I'll go to any movie made from a book written by a teenage homeschooler. 
Now, if only I could get my daughter to give back my copy of the book.... 
Now, if only I could get my daughter to give back my copy of the book....
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Some times I wish I lived in LA.
WORLD’S FIRST EVER FIRE-BREATHING BILLBOARD”
Somewhat of a spectacle. And I still can't get over how English this main is. Pretty cool though whatever.
WORLD’S FIRST EVER FIRE-BREATHING BILLBOARD”
Somewhat of a spectacle. And I still can't get over how English this main is. Pretty cool though whatever.
Ok.. so, I just got back from seeing it and.. well.. All I'm going to say is.. I smell a sequel!
I had to look it up to see if there's actually a sequel in the works and by-golly, there's a book called Eldest that's the sequel to the Eragon book, which is a trilogy.
Had I been up to date on my teen-novel knowledge, I would have gone with this in mind and not wondered why so many strings were left untied. Not quite LOTR but it has its moments.
I had to look it up to see if there's actually a sequel in the works and by-golly, there's a book called Eldest that's the sequel to the Eragon book, which is a trilogy.
Had I been up to date on my teen-novel knowledge, I would have gone with this in mind and not wondered why so many strings were left untied. Not quite LOTR but it has its moments.
Movies like those are doomed to a success Even if it sucks like Narnia it will be a box office hit
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Bear in mind that the book was written by a 17-yr-old homeschooler who shopped the self-published book out of the back of the family car for a while till a traditional publisher picked it up.
I'd say, despite its shortcomings, bravo for the 17-yr-old. I don't know many 17-yr-olds who could have pulled off a complete novel, let alone dragged it into such success.
Yes, ELDEST has been out for what? nearly a year or so? Not sure when the third book is due out. The "kid" (Christopher Paolini) is slightly older now and is, I hope, not jaded by success.)
I'd say, despite its shortcomings, bravo for the 17-yr-old. I don't know many 17-yr-olds who could have pulled off a complete novel, let alone dragged it into such success.
Yes, ELDEST has been out for what? nearly a year or so? Not sure when the third book is due out. The "kid" (Christopher Paolini) is slightly older now and is, I hope, not jaded by success.)
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Originally Posted by Austruck
Bear in mind that the book was written by a 17-yr-old homeschooler
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Oh, I dunno there, Steve. By the time he's her age, he could easily be quite the hot seller. Again, for his young age, he shows a LOT of promise and certainly a lot of determination and "sticktuitiveness."
In publishing it's as much about never giving up as it is about actually writing.
In publishing it's as much about never giving up as it is about actually writing.
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Originally Posted by Austruck
Oh, I dunno there, Steve. By the time he's her age, he could easily be quite the hot seller. Again, for his young age, he shows a LOT of promise and certainly a lot of determination and "sticktuitiveness."
In publishing it's as much about never giving up as it is about actually writing.
In publishing it's as much about never giving up as it is about actually writing.