Aimed at kids so dialogue gets cringe worthy at times but saves itself with moral ending
Ender’s Game is a family sci-fi film featuring pre-teen and teen age kids as many of the main characters. The Earth was invaded and barely escaped defeat. Afterward the government turned to kids as the future fighters. The story focuses upon Asa Butterfield as Ender Wiggin who his trainers Harrison Ford as Hyrum Graff and Viola Davis as Major Gwen Anderson have decided should be the next general. The movie includes the classic coming of age story arc but the writing is so bad at many moments that it’s hard for anyone not a kid to enjoy much of it.<br /><br />The beginning of the movie is a bit messed up. Graff and Anderson decided that the only way to prepare Wiggin for his coming responsibilities is to manipulate his life and cause him to get into fights and have others turn upon him. It also suffers from bad writing with some of the people picking on him making head shaking lines. It reinforces the fact that the movie is meant for kids. It ends up redeeming itself at the end by having a moral reckoning about the war.<br />C
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