Ender's Game
Science Fiction • PG-13 • 2013 • 1 hr 54 min
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The twist, the plot everything about this movie is amazing. One of my favorites
Compelling moral themes, but execution was off
Read the book. Then watched the movie. I still like the book better
I wanted it to END as soon as it started
I've not read the book but the movie was decent. I knew how the book ended, so the twist wasn't impactful.
Not bad but it moved way to quickly compared to the book but I know that it would’ve been impossible to cram the whole book into a movie.
Most undeserved hate for a film ever. CLEAR parallels with how the US handled Japan in WW2. We won the war but became the enemy bc of it
Holds up. Great performance from Ender. I wish they would’ve continued the series - a second one would be really interesting.
As soon as I finished the film, I ordered the book series. Fantastic movie. Slow at times, but there’s brilliance that makes up for it
Good, but it’s not explained why kids are the ones that need to be commanding fleets of space ships.
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