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== Adaptation ==
== Adaptation ==
In 2006, an adaptation of the book was made and was directed by Stefan Fangmeier. There was a lot of scenes and details either deleted and changed, making it a loose adaptation at best. It was supposed to be the first film in the Inheritance Film Trilogy (before the book series was split into four parts), but no announcemnt has been made about any future adaptations. It grossed $249,488,115 worldwide, $75,030,163 domestic, compared to a $100 million dollar budget. It currently has a 16% critical ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 5.1 rating on IMDb. Christopher Paolini stated that he enjoyed the film.
In 2006, an adaptation of the book was made and was directed by Stefan Fangmeier. There was a lot of scenes and details either deleted and changed, making it a loose adaptation at best. It was supposed to be the first film in the Inheritance Film Trilogy (before the book series was split into four parts), but no announcemnt has been made about any future adaptations. It grossed $249,488,115 worldwide, $75,030,163 domestic, compared to a $100 million dollar budget. It currently has a 16% critical ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, and a 5.1 rating on IMDb. Christopher Paolini stated that he enjoyed the film.
A video game was released on November 17th, 2006, by Vivendi Universal Games, and was based on the movie and the book. The video game currently has a 2.5 rating on Metacritic.
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