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Ender's Game

 

 

SCORE: 54

 

Ender's Game 

 

Ender’s Game is interesting on so many different levels. The teachings in this movie are deep, and directly attack the family structure. It took me multiple viewings to comprehend some of the nuances in Ender’s Game. We are in a sci-fi world where the Earth was attacked by aliens. Children are trained to run space ships and drones against the invading force.

The war in Ender’s Game has been going well for the humans. To the point of pushing them back to their home world. Kids think they are playing a game, but really they are fighting the war for all of us. The adults deceive the children. This is one of the main lessons in Ender’s Game - do not trust adults. The exact opposite teaching in the Holy Bible of respecting your elders. So Ender’s Game is openly rebelling against the perfect path God has laid before us.

There was a lot of controversy of kids killing kids in The Hunger Games. Yet Ender’s Game is more brutal, and has more vicious scenes. In a lot of ways I see Ender’s Game as being worse than The Hunger Games. Yet there was not the same controversy. Which I find very odd.

The neat thing about Ender’s Game is the main character has remorse and regret for harming others. To the point of trying to save the aliens he so mercilessly slaughtered. I could only think that they will rise up again in the future to kill off more humans. Rather typical of the thought process of those who sympathize with attackers.

Something interesting I thought of after watching Ender’s Game is how people behave when they are strong. Also how they behave when they are weak. A losing opponent may say or do anything to survive. The true test comes when they are strong. Do they push their advantage and attack? Do they try some diplomatic solution?

Ender’s Game is also very anti-military. It does everything possible to make the military look bad.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 60%
Sound: 60%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: DVD
Publisher: Summit Entertainment
Developer: 
Oddlot Entertainment
Rating:  ‘PG-13’ - Parents Strongly Cautioned {some violence, sci-fi action, and thematic material}


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