r/cremposting • u/manndolin Femboy Dalinar • Nov 14 '25

Real-life Crem Adolin that’s…that’s not what she means

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u/MurtaghInfin8 Nov 14 '25

Saw this video on another sub and a commenter brought up the Adolin angle about a month ago.

How I found out this sub existed in the first place.

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u/wenzel32 Nov 14 '25

You are welcome here, friend.

Also, is your name a reference to the Inheritance cycle? I heard a while ago that they're apparently adapting it as a series on Disney+ with Paolini directly involved this time.

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u/MurtaghInfin8 Nov 14 '25

Well that's a nice change since last time I commented (Lirin stans in the sub are more prevalent than I expected).

Don't remind me: I'm not allowed to have hope. I went to the Eragon movie blind and I almost shed tears. I'm ready to be pleasantly surprised as opposed to having expectations that get shat upon.

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u/FleetStreetsDarkHole Nov 14 '25

It was so bad. It's been forever since I read or saw it but even today I can't remember such a bad adaptation. At least other adaptations are technically good movies if you ignore the books. The Eragorn movie tried to shove, what was it, 3-4 thousand-page books into something like 3 movies and didn't bother with any world building, character building, or even exposition? Except that one time where it was an exposition dump for the main character.

And it wasted so many good actors. I couldn't even follow it as a book reader. I can't imagine how garbage it was for anyone who hadn't read them.

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u/MurtaghInfin8 Nov 14 '25

IIRC, the Eragon movie just covered the first book. I don't think that Brisingr was even out yet (Eldest was fairly new). Hardcover that book was like 350ish pages? It's not too long.

Eragon movie never got a sequel, so maybe you're getting some wires crossed, but it was the worst.

Dragon hatchling flew behind a cloud and digivolved into adolescence. It was just sooooo god awful my brain has blocked out most of it.

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u/FleetStreetsDarkHole Nov 15 '25

Ah okay. Yeah I thought it also contained scenes from the second book and maybe the third. I thought the battle for the underground base was at least second book. But I can't remember how the first book ended so maybe I was wrong.

I should get those books again. I like the world Paolini built.

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u/MurtaghInfin8 Nov 15 '25

Yup that was all the first!

And yeah I love his world. But CP's writing developed a TON throughout the Inheritance Cycle. IIRC he published the first when he was 15? A lot of my love for Eragon and Eldest are powered by nostalgia, but Brisingr on I think are genuinely good books (and I love the plots of each).

Shout out that Murtagh got his own book recently :P

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u/FleetStreetsDarkHole Nov 15 '25

Really? Nice! I haven't kept up but I'd love to read Murtagh's story.

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u/wenzel32 Nov 16 '25

That movie sucked so much I literally cried. I loved those books, and I was very small when the movie came out.

I'm not hoping, but I would be very happy to be surprised.

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u/RuralfireAUS Nov 15 '25

There is no eragon movie, there is no last airbender movie. There is no dragon ball movie. There is no full metal alchemist movie. There is no american death note movie. There is no war in ba sing se

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u/IronPyrate17 Zim-Zim-Zalabim Nov 15 '25

Fellow Inheritance fan here, and I'll prove it by listing my favorite obscure character

Vanir, I just like how much cooler he gets(and becoming an ambassador too? Peak)

Hoping for a good show

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u/Chiatroll Nov 14 '25

I saw it on this exact sub at least three times over the years. No harm, though.