The first feeling that Eragon gives to people is that they are not heroic, and it always gives a sense of life. After picking up a dragon for nothing, he became the great hero that the world has been looking forward to. He grew up too much for granted. From the startled stunner to the winner of the boss battle, it seemed that he became another person overnight. Brom is a bit proud, but after all, he serves as a stepping stone for the protagonist's growth. If the battle in Eragon town gave him a qualitative leap in combat power overnight, Brom's death gave him another qualitative leap in his psychology overnight.
The overall feeling is that the film is not strong enough, and it feels painless or itchy. Another point is how dragon wings look like doves. Is that piece of feathers? I saw a dragon with feathers for the first time.
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