Eragon (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Fox Home Entertainment has sent over artwork for this recent Dragon movie
Title: Eragon (IMDb)
Starring: Jeremy Irons
Released: 20th March 2007
SRP: $29.98 & $34.98
Further Details:
Fox has announced single ($29.98) and double-disc ($34.98) editions of Eragon which stars Jeremy Irons. Each will be available to own from the 20th March. The film will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. The only extra material on the single-disc will be an audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier. The special edition will include that, along with a five-part Inside The Inheritance Trilogy: The Making of Eragon feature, a Random House Digital Novel featuring the first two chapters of the second novel Eldest, an interview with the author talking about Eldest, character profiles, and seven extended/deleted scenes with optional director commentary. Completing the package will be a visual effects showcase for 19 separate film sequences, original animatic sequences, conceptual artwork, an animation guide, storyboards, trailers, and more.
Also available from the 20th will be a Blu-ray release of the film. This will be a single-layer disc (25GB) authored in MPEG2 compression with English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, along with several high-definition trailers. Retail will be around $39.98.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Jeremy Irons
Released: 20th March 2007
SRP: $29.98 & $34.98
Further Details:
Fox has announced single ($29.98) and double-disc ($34.98) editions of Eragon which stars Jeremy Irons. Each will be available to own from the 20th March. The film will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. The only extra material on the single-disc will be an audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier. The special edition will include that, along with a five-part Inside The Inheritance Trilogy: The Making of Eragon feature, a Random House Digital Novel featuring the first two chapters of the second novel Eldest, an interview with the author talking about Eldest, character profiles, and seven extended/deleted scenes with optional director commentary. Completing the package will be a visual effects showcase for 19 separate film sequences, original animatic sequences, conceptual artwork, an animation guide, storyboards, trailers, and more.
Also available from the 20th will be a Blu-ray release of the film. This will be a single-layer disc (25GB) authored in MPEG2 compression with English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, along with several high-definition trailers. Retail will be around $39.98.
News by Tom Woodward
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MPEG2, Lossless and 25GB, seriously?
You know guys, I think this movie rocks...!!!!!
2-Disc Artwork Rocks!!
Although I have no interest to see this movie...
Although I have no interest to see this movie...
wolfarcher wrote: Yeah, the guy got this direct rip-off of Star Wars published because his parents are publishers. This film had no character development, teribble acting, and way too many shots of people riding horses to make you see the scale of the world (after all, it is the WORLD, you'd have to assume its pretty damn big.) Oh, and I like the 2-disc artwork, except for the fire. The fire looks fake. I haven't seen it, but I've heard nothing but bad things. And this isn't the first i've heard of it being a Star Wars rip-off either. I may watch some of it on HBO, just to see how bad he ripped of Lucas. I heard there is even a scene of him staring into the sunset like Luke, I'm shocked old George didn't go after him. But screw Lucas anyway, he ruined my childhood hero... fkn hack!
I wish Avril Lavigne would of done a music video for "Keep Holding On". It would of probably ended up on the DVD.
How long was this in the movies, like 2 seconds?
A good idea that went horribly wrong. Will they have enough money for the sequel?
Yeah, the guy got this direct rip-off of Star Wars published because his parents are publishers. This film had no character development, teribble acting, and way too many shots of people riding horses to make you see the scale of the world (after all, it is the WORLD, you'd have to assume its pretty damn big.) Oh, and I like the 2-disc artwork, except for the fire. The fire looks fake.
It is true. And his wealthy mum and dad bought him a publishing house, and he published it himself.
I met him a few years ago when he was doing a book tour around the UK. He's up himself, but I guess he's done well for himself (he's only in his mid-20s).
I met him a few years ago when he was doing a book tour around the UK. He's up himself, but I guess he's done well for himself (he's only in his mid-20s).
As bad as the movie is, I will say this: I heard the dude that created Eragon wrote the book when he was 16 years old...now I readily admit that I may be misinformed, but if this is true, that's pretty damn impressive nonetheless!...
i thought it was good id atleast rent it my sis and bro were disapsointed due to a key element of the book was left out so that makes you wonder if a extended Cut is in the works? knowing fox it maybe to
I liked this movie but the book more, so I was disappointed that the movie felt so rushed and it was at least 30 mins too short. A friend of mine who never read the book loved it. I look forward to getting the 2 disc set, hopefully the deleted scenes will help fill in some of the missing character and story elements. The extras look very interesting and I love the cover art.
I love Fox is doing 1 disc and 2 disc releases at the same time.
mlcm wrote: This here is a direct result of LOTR being successful. This and Bridge To Terabithia (which is being advertised so deceptively) and Lion Witch and Boredom - I mean Wardrobe.
Look what happened to the seventies with disaster movies. Eventually we're going to get sick of fantasy epic. And we'll get sick of comic book movies, too. We need a new paradigm. Stat.
You also forgot that "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and "Fellowship of the Ring" were the movies that reinvigorated the fantasy genre ("Narnia" wouldn't have seen the light of day if both of them bombed). Well, "Harry Potter" was the first because it was released in theaters a month before LOTR was. And pretty much the only fantasy films to look forward to is the final three "Potter" films and the "Narnia" sequels. (And maybe his "Dark Materials" as well.)
And I don't see why this film will get a sequel -- domestically, it didn't make back its $90 million budget and usually the studios take the U.S. earnings into consideration more heavily before greenlighting a sequel.
That said, both covers for "Eragon" look exceptional and the extras for the 2-disc edition look much more informative and voluminous than the ones the WB does for "Harry Potter". It almost makes me wish that the Potter franchise was owned by Fox rather than the WB.
Look what happened to the seventies with disaster movies. Eventually we're going to get sick of fantasy epic. And we'll get sick of comic book movies, too. We need a new paradigm. Stat.
You also forgot that "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and "Fellowship of the Ring" were the movies that reinvigorated the fantasy genre ("Narnia" wouldn't have seen the light of day if both of them bombed). Well, "Harry Potter" was the first because it was released in theaters a month before LOTR was. And pretty much the only fantasy films to look forward to is the final three "Potter" films and the "Narnia" sequels. (And maybe his "Dark Materials" as well.)
And I don't see why this film will get a sequel -- domestically, it didn't make back its $90 million budget and usually the studios take the U.S. earnings into consideration more heavily before greenlighting a sequel.
That said, both covers for "Eragon" look exceptional and the extras for the 2-disc edition look much more informative and voluminous than the ones the WB does for "Harry Potter". It almost makes me wish that the Potter franchise was owned by Fox rather than the WB.
I actually liked this movie. I'm not the biggest fantasy fan but I thought it was a lot better than The Chronicle of Narnia... yet everyone loves that movie and hates this.
starman99 wrote: Medicore entertainment. A big disappointment from start to finish.
this gets a blue ray edition and not Borat?
Fox...blah
I'm not sure if BLATANT-UNADULTERATED-DECLINE-OF-WESTERN-CIVILIZATION-BULLS@IT like "Borat" should get Blu-Ray treatment period, let alone any standard DVD treatment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jodi
this gets a blue ray edition and not Borat?
Fox...blah
I'm not sure if BLATANT-UNADULTERATED-DECLINE-OF-WESTERN-CIVILIZATION-BULLS@IT like "Borat" should get Blu-Ray treatment period, let alone any standard DVD treatment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jodi
I am just glad at least one of the covers features just the dragon, I really don't give a damn about the human characters (except john malkovich).
I don't know... bad movie but the final fight in blu-ray... I just don't know...
This movie was terrible. However, I'm always happy to see studios do everyone a solid by releasing single and extensive 2-disc special editions day and date. Whatever helps the overall DVD cause, I'm for it.
Move wasn't that great and didn't do well. What is up with the pricing!? That is insane. Anyone who pays that price has got too much money.
Wow, what an amazing, simple yet elegant cover!
I love fantasy movies and i love dragons.. but i missed this at the theaters. So i'll probably rent it first since not alot of people liked it, but god damn this cover and 2 disc set makes me want to blind buy it!
I love fantasy movies and i love dragons.. but i missed this at the theaters. So i'll probably rent it first since not alot of people liked it, but god damn this cover and 2 disc set makes me want to blind buy it!
This here is a direct result of LOTR being successful. This and Bridge To Terabithia (which is being advertised so deceptively) and Lion Witch and Boredom - I mean Wardrobe.
Look what happened to the seventies with disaster movies. Eventually we're going to get sick of fantasy epic. And we'll get sick of comic book movies, too. We need a new paradigm. Stat.
Look what happened to the seventies with disaster movies. Eventually we're going to get sick of fantasy epic. And we'll get sick of comic book movies, too. We need a new paradigm. Stat.
Is there any difference between this and the Region 2? The artwork is certenly better than the R2 if amazon.co.uk's is correct
Will give it a chance.Nice cover!!!
Bad movie, Bad acting (except for the dragon and Jeremy Irons)and a short one too (running time) comparing to the other epic fantasy movies.
This is a no purchase for me unless they make an extended edition "a la" Lord of the Rings.
This is a no purchase for me unless they make an extended edition "a la" Lord of the Rings.
My nephew will be thrilled. He loved this movie.
Would never want to see this, but I have to admit that the cover is one of better ones I've seen.
Extremely sub-par movie dressed-up in "Look-at-me!-I'm-pretty!" artwork...may be worth a rental on a slow release week, but that's about it...
Finally i cant wait to buy this i loved it!
if i were u i would not blind buy this one, one of my top 10 worst films of the year. i tried to go in with a positive approach lost interest in the movie within 10 min, never did bring my interest back. whole time in theater i was wishing i should have seen dreamgilrs instead. but i do love the cover it's awesome.
I love that cover. I will blind-buy this because I somewhat like the book. However, I will not buy it the week of release because I'd rather save my money to buy happy feet and children of men the follwing week.
This film was quite disappointing considering how many great fantasy book adaptations have been made lately. I guess Fox thought it was easy, but it's much harder than they thought. Still, this film was mildly entertaining and had some very nice effects and action. Consiering that it's a 2-Disc off the bat with good coverart I'll probably pick it up.
PS- I am SO happy that FOX has finally made a turn around and is releasing these 2-Disc's the same day as the single. Now, I'm just waiting for the inevitable announcements of the X3 and F4 2-Disc editions, and FOX will finally get on my good side with DVDs.
PS- I am SO happy that FOX has finally made a turn around and is releasing these 2-Disc's the same day as the single. Now, I'm just waiting for the inevitable announcements of the X3 and F4 2-Disc editions, and FOX will finally get on my good side with DVDs.
Why would I need to see something as guerilla as Borat in 1080p?
Medicore entertainment. A big disappointment from start to finish.
this gets a blue ray edition and not Borat?
Fox...blah
this gets a blue ray edition and not Borat?
Fox...blah
Press Release:
Quote: CENTURY CITY, Calif. – As darkness falls in the magical land of Alagaësia, the last dragon will choose its rider… and the final battle between good and evil will begin. A heroic tale both adventurous and enchanting, Eragon is a lavish fantasy adventure-epic for a new generation of dreamers that will soar onto DVD and Blu-ray Disc (BD) March 20th from Fox Home Entertainment.
Based on the first thrilling chapter of the epic Inheritance Trilogy by author Christopher Paolini, a child prodigy whose rise to literary fame is a fantasy tale unto itself, Eragon became an instant bestseller and worldwide phenomenon that has sold over five million copies in North America alone and spent 87 consecutive weeks on The New York Times Bestseller List. Grand in scale and sweeping in scope, the stunning cinematic realization of Paolini’s vivid saga is hatched from the brilliant minds of the digital wizards at the industry’s most in-demand visual effects houses – WETA Digital (Lord Of
The Rings, King Kong) and Industrial Light & Magic (Star Wars, Jurassic Park). Packed with nonstop action, spectacular effects and an inspiring story about believing in yourself, Eragon stars Academy Award®-winners Jeremy Irons (Reversal Of Fortune) and Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener), along with John Malkovich (In the Line of Fire), Robert Carlyle (The Full Monty), Djimon Hounsou (Blood Diamond) and talented newcomer Ed Speleers in the title role.
The premium two-disc Eragon Special Edition DVD experience will immerse viewers into the mystical world of Alagaësia with hours of dazzling bonus materials such as several comprehensive
featurettes about the making of the film, the stunning visual effects and the mythology behind Paolini’s magical world, plus deleted/extended scenes, original storyboards, conceptual art gallery, director audio commentary, character profiles and much more! The Eragon Special Edition DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $34.98 U.S. / $46.98 Canada. Eragon will also be available in separate widescreen and full screen single-disc DVD versions for the suggested retail price of
$29.98 U.S. / $43.98 Canada and on Blu-ray Disc priced at $39.98 U.S. / $49.98 Canada.
Synopsis:
In a kingdom ravaged by darkness and tyranny, one small ray of hope emerges when Eragon (Speelers) finds a mysterious blue “stone” that turns out to be the last dragon’s egg in existence. From the moment it hatches, their fates are forever entwined, as Eragon and the dragon Saphira (voiced by
Rachel Weisz) join forces with the help of his mentor Brom (Irons) to battle the evil King Galbatorix (Malkovich) and his demonic sorcerer Durza (Carlyle).
DVD Features:
The Eragon single disc DVD is presented in separate widescreen and full screen versions with English 5.1 Dolby Surround, Spanish and French Dolby Surround with English and Spanish subtitles, plus an audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier
An extension of the mythology that made the Eragon books so popular with fans, the Eragon Special Edition DVD is designed so viewers can explore the magical world of Alagaësia through an
interactive map showcasing each of its fascinating mythical landscapes:
Disc One
• Widescreen Feature (2.35:1 aspect ratio)
• Audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier
Disc Two
Carvahall
• Inside The Inheritance Trilogy: The Magic Of Eragon featurette
o Prologue: The Storyteller’s Scroll (focusing on turning the novel into a screenplay)
o Chapter One: Realizing Alagaesia (focusing on storyboards, location, scouting and
character design)
o Chapter Two: The Destined Roles (casting the actors)
o Chapter Three: From Carvahall To Farthen Dur (behind-the-scenes footage during
film production)
o Chapter Four: Hatching The Dragon (from storyboards and concept art to the CGI
process of creating the dragons)
o Chapter Five: Just The Beginning (post mortem look at the what’s next in the series)
• Random House Digital Novel featuring the first two chapters of Eldest, the second novel from
the Inheritance Trilogy by Christopher Paolini
Daret
• The Inhabitants of Alagaësia character profiles – with director Stefen Fangmeier as your guide,
journey through the process of bringing the characters from the world of Alagaësia to life
o The Dragon Riders
o Saphira
o Arya
o Durza
o The Urgals
o The Ra’zac
Gil’ead
• Seven extended / deleted scenes (with optional commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier)
Urubaen
• Eldest – Christopher Paolini Interview - exclusive interview with the author talking about the
second novel and some hints about what will happen in the third and final story
Farthen-Dur
• The Secrets of Alagaësia – visual effects showcase for 19 separate film sequences with
commentary by visual effects supervisors Michael McAlister and John Van Vliet
o Dragon Battle
o Fire in the Forest
o Baby Dragon
o Summoning the Ra’zac
o Unhappy Landing
o Durza Disappears
o Over the Edge
o Happy Flight
o Ra’zac Attack
o Durza’s Prisoner
o Gil’ead Approach
o Getaway at Gil’ead
o Brom’s Grave
o A Grand Entrance
o Durza’s Army
o Breath of Fire
o Battle in the Sky
o A Fallen Saphira
o The Land of Alagaesia
The Spine
• The Vision of Eragon
o Arya’s Ambush – Original Animatic Sequence (with optional commentary by director
Stefen Fangmeier)
o Conceptual Artwork Gallery
Hadarac Desert
• Saphira’s Animation Guide (with commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier)
Teirm
• Pronunciation Guide
• Original Storyboards
o Saphira Hatches
o Raising The Ra’zac
o A Hard Journey
o Durza’s Scouts
o Brom’s Tale
o Battle in the Sky
• The Lost Storyboards – from four sequences not included in the final film
o Hearing Voices
o Smashing the Hut
o Name Your Dragon
o Catch The Bird
Beor Mountains
• Become The Dragon Rider – Creating the Video Game
• Trailers
Blu-ray Disc Specs:
The Eragon BD release will be a single-layer disc (25GB) authored in MPEG2 compression with English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, along with several high-definition trailers. A recognized global industry leader, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment LLC (TCFHE) is the worldwide marketing, sales and distribution company for all Fox film and television programming on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray Disc (BD) as well as acquisitions and original productions. The company also releases all products around the globe for MGM Home Entertainment. Each year TCFHE introduces hundreds of new and newly enhanced products, which it services to retail outlets from mass merchants and warehouse clubs to specialty stores and e-commerce throughout the world. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment LLC is a subsidiary of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, a News
Corporation company.
Quote: CENTURY CITY, Calif. – As darkness falls in the magical land of Alagaësia, the last dragon will choose its rider… and the final battle between good and evil will begin. A heroic tale both adventurous and enchanting, Eragon is a lavish fantasy adventure-epic for a new generation of dreamers that will soar onto DVD and Blu-ray Disc (BD) March 20th from Fox Home Entertainment.
Based on the first thrilling chapter of the epic Inheritance Trilogy by author Christopher Paolini, a child prodigy whose rise to literary fame is a fantasy tale unto itself, Eragon became an instant bestseller and worldwide phenomenon that has sold over five million copies in North America alone and spent 87 consecutive weeks on The New York Times Bestseller List. Grand in scale and sweeping in scope, the stunning cinematic realization of Paolini’s vivid saga is hatched from the brilliant minds of the digital wizards at the industry’s most in-demand visual effects houses – WETA Digital (Lord Of
The Rings, King Kong) and Industrial Light & Magic (Star Wars, Jurassic Park). Packed with nonstop action, spectacular effects and an inspiring story about believing in yourself, Eragon stars Academy Award®-winners Jeremy Irons (Reversal Of Fortune) and Rachel Weisz (The Constant Gardener), along with John Malkovich (In the Line of Fire), Robert Carlyle (The Full Monty), Djimon Hounsou (Blood Diamond) and talented newcomer Ed Speleers in the title role.
The premium two-disc Eragon Special Edition DVD experience will immerse viewers into the mystical world of Alagaësia with hours of dazzling bonus materials such as several comprehensive
featurettes about the making of the film, the stunning visual effects and the mythology behind Paolini’s magical world, plus deleted/extended scenes, original storyboards, conceptual art gallery, director audio commentary, character profiles and much more! The Eragon Special Edition DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $34.98 U.S. / $46.98 Canada. Eragon will also be available in separate widescreen and full screen single-disc DVD versions for the suggested retail price of
$29.98 U.S. / $43.98 Canada and on Blu-ray Disc priced at $39.98 U.S. / $49.98 Canada.
Synopsis:
In a kingdom ravaged by darkness and tyranny, one small ray of hope emerges when Eragon (Speelers) finds a mysterious blue “stone” that turns out to be the last dragon’s egg in existence. From the moment it hatches, their fates are forever entwined, as Eragon and the dragon Saphira (voiced by
Rachel Weisz) join forces with the help of his mentor Brom (Irons) to battle the evil King Galbatorix (Malkovich) and his demonic sorcerer Durza (Carlyle).
DVD Features:
The Eragon single disc DVD is presented in separate widescreen and full screen versions with English 5.1 Dolby Surround, Spanish and French Dolby Surround with English and Spanish subtitles, plus an audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier
An extension of the mythology that made the Eragon books so popular with fans, the Eragon Special Edition DVD is designed so viewers can explore the magical world of Alagaësia through an
interactive map showcasing each of its fascinating mythical landscapes:
Disc One
• Widescreen Feature (2.35:1 aspect ratio)
• Audio commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier
Disc Two
Carvahall
• Inside The Inheritance Trilogy: The Magic Of Eragon featurette
o Prologue: The Storyteller’s Scroll (focusing on turning the novel into a screenplay)
o Chapter One: Realizing Alagaesia (focusing on storyboards, location, scouting and
character design)
o Chapter Two: The Destined Roles (casting the actors)
o Chapter Three: From Carvahall To Farthen Dur (behind-the-scenes footage during
film production)
o Chapter Four: Hatching The Dragon (from storyboards and concept art to the CGI
process of creating the dragons)
o Chapter Five: Just The Beginning (post mortem look at the what’s next in the series)
• Random House Digital Novel featuring the first two chapters of Eldest, the second novel from
the Inheritance Trilogy by Christopher Paolini
Daret
• The Inhabitants of Alagaësia character profiles – with director Stefen Fangmeier as your guide,
journey through the process of bringing the characters from the world of Alagaësia to life
o The Dragon Riders
o Saphira
o Arya
o Durza
o The Urgals
o The Ra’zac
Gil’ead
• Seven extended / deleted scenes (with optional commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier)
Urubaen
• Eldest – Christopher Paolini Interview - exclusive interview with the author talking about the
second novel and some hints about what will happen in the third and final story
Farthen-Dur
• The Secrets of Alagaësia – visual effects showcase for 19 separate film sequences with
commentary by visual effects supervisors Michael McAlister and John Van Vliet
o Dragon Battle
o Fire in the Forest
o Baby Dragon
o Summoning the Ra’zac
o Unhappy Landing
o Durza Disappears
o Over the Edge
o Happy Flight
o Ra’zac Attack
o Durza’s Prisoner
o Gil’ead Approach
o Getaway at Gil’ead
o Brom’s Grave
o A Grand Entrance
o Durza’s Army
o Breath of Fire
o Battle in the Sky
o A Fallen Saphira
o The Land of Alagaesia
The Spine
• The Vision of Eragon
o Arya’s Ambush – Original Animatic Sequence (with optional commentary by director
Stefen Fangmeier)
o Conceptual Artwork Gallery
Hadarac Desert
• Saphira’s Animation Guide (with commentary by director Stefen Fangmeier)
Teirm
• Pronunciation Guide
• Original Storyboards
o Saphira Hatches
o Raising The Ra’zac
o A Hard Journey
o Durza’s Scouts
o Brom’s Tale
o Battle in the Sky
• The Lost Storyboards – from four sequences not included in the final film
o Hearing Voices
o Smashing the Hut
o Name Your Dragon
o Catch The Bird
Beor Mountains
• Become The Dragon Rider – Creating the Video Game
• Trailers
Blu-ray Disc Specs:
The Eragon BD release will be a single-layer disc (25GB) authored in MPEG2 compression with English 5.1 DTS HD Lossless Master Audio plus French and Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital sound, along with several high-definition trailers. A recognized global industry leader, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment LLC (TCFHE) is the worldwide marketing, sales and distribution company for all Fox film and television programming on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray Disc (BD) as well as acquisitions and original productions. The company also releases all products around the globe for MGM Home Entertainment. Each year TCFHE introduces hundreds of new and newly enhanced products, which it services to retail outlets from mass merchants and warehouse clubs to specialty stores and e-commerce throughout the world. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment LLC is a subsidiary of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, a News
Corporation company.
I think that 'e' should've been a 'd'.
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