The Ender series and Jurassic Park are the few novels I read when I was in junior high and high school. I also read Ender's Game twice before and after. At that time, I really felt that the plot outlined in this novel was too awesome. At that time, I really could not have imagined that I would have the opportunity to watch the film adapted from this novel in the cinema in a few years.
After watching it, I was stuck in my throat. There are a lot of people in the theater. I didn't see the promotion of "Ender's Game" in the various physical posters. , the lights were bright, I found that everyone got up and walked out indifferently, no one said anything about bad movies, but they all seemed to have just woken up, listless, including the children. . .
When I look back on this novel, it seems that what attracted me most was Ender's inner activity and the reveal that the final game is the war. However, the performance of this in this film was so mediocre and cramped that the shock was greatly reduced. It's good to stretch some lengths and make two episodes up and down, and describe the details of growth more carefully.
PS Over and over again, these executive actors (I don't remember if this is the case in the novel) accompanied them from the junior school to the final battle. At the same time, the decision-making of Ender's growth all the way made me feel very abrupt, enough to save the actor's fee. . .
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