Movie Review: Ender's Game

       Hello everybody! So, for Thing #3's birthday, my immediate family (& our grandma) went to Ward theaters to watch the new movie that just came out- Ender's Game. I have to admit that at first, I thought it was going to be kind of cheesy, but it really wasn't.
       This movie was fantastic. The setting (futuristic, like most sci-fi movies), the suspense, the characters, and the other elements that make a great movie, to me, were very realistic. Very clean and family-friendly, I recommend this movie to all!
       Although a teenager, the main character, Ender, was very unlike a "normal" one portrayed in movies nowadays. He was very humble, patient, and soft-spoken. He looked out for his team and was a great leader- instead of being rebellious, hateful, etc..
       The twist ending, in which was expressed that Ender's  'game' was real, was very surprising. It jumped out at me, as I totally unsuspected any sign of it happening. Some of you probably suspected it, though, as my mom did.
       One scene that I had to close my eyes (because of shock and pain- nothing more), was where Ender and actor Moses Arias  (who I thought was too short to be taken seriously :) (sorry, I forget his character's name) were fighting. This time, I could very much foresee what was going to happen next. When MA hit his head on the floor, I could not watch. It looked too painful to observe. My head hurt just thinking about it. Ouch..
       Overall, this movie was excellently made and I give the people who wrote the script a round of applause because of their work. *clap, clap*


Rate: 5/5

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