Some kind of space Harry Potter in a dull story about doing a genocide US style as if it would be a video game. Boring and with the stupid "we are not so bad" ending to make everybody happy. Still wondering what Harrision Ford and Ben Kingsley are doing in this movie ...
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Ender's Game
Overview
Based on the classic novel by Orson Scott Card, Ender's Game is the story of the Earth's most gifted children training to defend their homeplanet in the space wars of the future.
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Release date
24/10/2013
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6,354
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8.3
Asa Butterfield
Ender Wiggin
Hailee Steinfeld
Petra Arkanian
Harrison Ford
Colonel Hyrum Graff
Viola Davis
Major Gwen Anderson
Ben Kingsley
Mazer Rackham
Abigail Breslin
Valentine Wiggin
Aramis Knight
Bean
Moisés Arias
Bonzo Madrid
Nonso Anozie
Sergeant Dap
Suraj Partha
Alai
Khylin Rhambo
Dink Meeker
Jimmy 'Jax' Pinchak
Peter Wiggin
Conor Carroll
Bernard
Tony Mirrcandani
Admiral Chjamrajnagar
Stevie Ray Dallimore
John Wiggin
Andrea Powell
Theresa Wiggin
Brandon Soo Hoo
Fly Molo
Han Soto
Lieutenant Soto
Kyle Clements
Young Mazer Rackham
Kelvin Harrison Jr.
Salamander (uncredited)
Caleb J. Thaggard
Stilson
Cameron Gaskins
Slattery
Wendy Miklovic
Female Doctor
Jasmine Kaur
Professor
Edrick Browne
Eros Tech Officer Hendee
Christopher Coakley
Stilson Buddy #1
Chase Walker
Stilson Buddy #2
Gavin Hood
Giant
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I doubt "Ender Wiggin" (Asa Butterfield) would be anyone's idea of a soldier but "Col. Graff" (Harrison Ford) reckons his reaction to some bullies might suggest he has more mettle than his weedy physique indicates. His bootcamp experiences are much the same with loads of muscle-bound bullies making his life difficult but "Graff" isn't interested in making his life any easier, despite the occasional protests of his sidekick "Anderson" (Voila Davis). Indeed he actually ups the ante considerably when the young man is introduced to the eccentric "Mazer" (Sir Ben Kingsley). A veteran of the ongoing…
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**Score: 6/10 - A Technically Proficient, Emotionally Hollow Adaptation** There are certain books that lodge themselves in your psyche so deeply that decades later, scenes, lines, and questions still surface unbidden. Orson Scott Card's *Ender's Game* is one such novel. Published in 1985, it was a seismic work of speculative fiction, a brilliant, brutal, and morally devastating exploration of childhood, manipulation, and the terrible cost of victory. For those of us who read it forty years ago and still think about it, the 2013 film adaptation arrives with impossible baggage. Judged purely …
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