In fact, this film is quite good as a sci-fi movie. The plot is compact, followed step by step, the characters are diverse, the pictures are gorgeous, and the music is magnificent. At least it is a decent movie experience. It's just that the story is really a little joyous. First of all, it is the idea of training children to fight. This kind of story of letting children go to strange schools seems to be earlier than "Harry Potter", but this time it is the military that exists in reality. School. That part of "Full Metal Jacket" felt really offensive. After reading it, I still don't understand why children are more suitable to be commanders than adults, because children are easy to deceive and can be ruthless? And if children are given adult-like military training, wouldn't it make children closer to adults? It's self-contradictory. Of course, this film is still very successful in shaping Ender, a master strategist, but it only succeeded him. Adults can do his thing.
This film is also a story about ants and bees as aliens, creatures that survive in human society and are shaped by humans into a race that invades themselves. I don't know how the ants and bees feel after knowing it. I personally think that if there are aliens, their appearance and way of thinking will not be too different from those of human beings. The appearance and way of life of human beings are really the best way to survive for intelligent creatures. Moreover, since humans already know the anatomical structure of aliens, they don’t know the structure and functions of the brains of aliens. Those who have brains have ways of thinking, and dogs also know how to make slugs.
In this film, there is a tablet game with a screen far superior to the ps4. It is estimated that I haven't thought of it in the original book, right? The original book was written 30 years ago, I don't know if there was an ipad in the book at that time. When it comes to games, it's true that anyone who plays competitive games (including sports) has a little more combat strategy than the average person. The big killer made of 70 billion is also very cheap. You must know that the global military expenditure is about 2 trillion US dollars, and dozens of them can be built, not to mention that this should be a global project. When it comes to the world, the bad guys in this film are actually Mexicans, and the good guys are Indians. A movie with "games" as its selling point, but there are no Asians, and bad reviews.
The antagonist scene between the male lead and Harrison makes me feel like I'm watching EVA, let Del Toro guide, and the live-action version is expected. Kingsley feels that the existence of this role is not meaningful except for the tattoo to brush his sense of existence.
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