Books that get made into movie's and depending on the fan base and how hard core they are the movie about the book can get ruined for them . I have fallen victim to this a lot, and have been pleased or displeased depending on what is done when changing mediums. Ender's Game seems to have done well a well enough job putting the story on the silver screen and even with some minor details from the book changed or left out it still makes for a good movie. Note to bullies, don't pick on a kid named "Ender". Ender's Game like many sci-fi films takes place in a future where the earth gets attacked by aliens and although earth won, feels the need to prepare for the next wave. The film is narrated from the perspective Alexander Ender Wiggins, the title character played pretty well by Asa Butterfield who seems like he's just transcended into his adolescence and fits well into a character of the same age. For some reason, younger tweens are ...
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