Eragon the Movie Stinks... How we can do Better

How can i say how the movie is very nicely? IT SUCKED! In almost every way. SO FOR GOD'S SAKE FOX STUDIOS, PLEASE GET THE EVENTS AND FACTS STRAIGHT NEXT TIME!!!

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First part is the lame action:

They made the Movie PG, but in reality, Christopher Palolini created the story to make the war dark and violent, chaos was everywhere in the end of the book (no mention of dwarves by the way). But the action was cheap and childish in the movie (Saphira didn't have the ability to breathe fire until the end of the battle).

The end scene:

Eragon did not meet up with Arya, the elf, the scene was lame and childish, while the original one was like way cooler

The places in the book:

Most of them were cut out in the story, including what i believe is the most amazing part, the scene of Terim, where Brom and Eragon met an old friend Jeod and tracked the Ra'zac. The city was giant and magnificent.

The town Caravahall:

Guards did not patrol the places then, and Roran (who became vital to the sequel) was killed in teh movie (which did not happen)

The past story:

The past history was announced with a skimpy and stupid author that told a lame synopsis with ZERO origin on how Galbatorix (the evil king) overthrew the dragon riders and failed to describe how truly oppressive his empire was.

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AND SO ON

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Christopher Palolini would not have approved this garbage script if he knew what it was. We know all the fans would want a close follow up EXACTLY LIKE THE BOOK that's gritting and realistic. And most of all... AMAZING.

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To improve this i advise you to get the book, and use it as a script. Don't make the movie short, audiences like long movies. AND DON'T USE THE Stefen Fangmeier OR ANY OF THE ORIGINAL B-MOVIE CAST

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There Fox Studios, i rest my case for how you should make your inevitable sequel, "Eldest," better. I rest the responsibility of making things right to us fellow petition signers.