Ender's Game

2013. • 113 minuta

O ovom filmu

Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield) is a shy, strategically brilliant boy who has been chosen to leave home and join the elite Military. The International Military only recruit and train the very best young adults to defend Earth from the hostile alien race called the Formics. As Ender excels at Battle School, he attracts the attention of the highly esteemed Colonel Graff (Harrison Ford), who believes Ender to be the militarys next great hope. Ender must lead his fellow soldiers into an epic battle that will determine the future of Earth and the human race. Summit Entertainment, LLC

Ocjene i recenzije

Really love the casting of Ender. Loved the dream sequences. I am a die hard fan of the books. I'm happy, of course i would love a three hour film to get all the missed details like the online journalism/political games going on with Peter and Val back on earth which are just such a phenomenal part of the book.. but obviously that can't happen. The focus has to be decided and fit into two hours, i think the writers did pretty well.

A bit of a mixed bag with this one: the character dialogue is good, even excellent in places, appalling in others. Likewise with the acting. The special effects are not over powering, than goodness, but also don't add much to the story. Harrison Ford uses his typical mono-expression to look all serious, yet still seems to have some sort of Marie-Sue relationship with the protagonist for a reason I can't fathom. Anyway: not a bad movie, but not a great one.

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