They said the movies would be 2 hours so we dont have to worry about getting as much cut out. And we've got some bigger names working on the film than Eragon.

I'm just worried that the film will try and sell out its fanbase in order to have a "wider appeal" to the general audience, which, of course, won't work, and will make us disappointed in it as well.

Since when has Shyamalan tried to appeal to a wider base?

Since when has Shyamalan made a good movie after Signs and The Sixth Sense?...thats what I would be worried about.

qtwanderer wrote:

DrAvatar wrote: qtwanderer wrote: Since when has Shyamalan made a good movie after Signs and The Sixth Sense?...thats what I would be worried about. He's still a better director than whoever did Eragon and at least he takes risks. Hopefully he wont do anything to drastic with Avatar though. We also got the cinematographer from the Lord of the Rings trilogy. True..very true. And Yay for the cinematographer.

Also, don't forget he's working with Mike and Bryan, they wont let him mess it up.

The thing about Shyamalan is, he's in a slump in his career, there's no doubt about that, but there's nothing to say that it will continue. He's got bryke to help him make the movies and a pretty acclaimed crew so far.

I'm not worried.

Then again, I'm not too fussy when it comes to movies, it doesn't take much to entertain me.

the part I don't get is that he's done only suspense/horror movies, how is he going to do an action/adventure movie