Comparison Of Ender's Game Movie Vs Book

Ender’s Game is a story about a genius young boy who is chosen to fight off the buggers, an alien race that attacked earth twice already. Ender is put through large amounts of non stop training at the “Battle School” which is located in space. Part of everyone’s training is a game that consists of 2 teams, and either team must try to get to the opposite team’s gate. Ender graduates from “Battle School” and moves on to command school. There he is put in charge of a fleet in a simulation with some of his friends commanding the ships that are in the simulation. Ender eventually has to take

Ender’s Game is a scientific fiction novel, set in the future. Aliens, also knows as buggers, have attacked earth twice. Most of the story is set in Battle School; a well trained military program in outer space. Andrew “Ender” Wiggin is assigned the task of defeating the buggers, in there third engagement. Ender becomes the best leader ever by building loyalty and developing teamwork.

The movie changes the alien's name from buggers to formics. The movie also takes out the scene where ender breaks a kids arm and replaces it with a kid throwing up. In the book ender's brother and sister create online profiles with fake names and write political articles which build up a lot of online support but in the movie there is no mention of it. In the book it demonstrates how ender went from 6 two 21 throughout the book but in the movie it starts when he was around 10 and has a period of around 6 months. In the book it shows how isolated ender was but in the movie he makes friends really quickly. In the book gavin hood decides to remove the scene where ender goes to the alien planet to make a new home for humans. Gavin hood replaces this by leaving the audience on a cliff

Ender’s Game is a well known science-fiction genre book that is most popular with the young-adult reader demographic. The novel was published in 1985 and written by the American author Orson Scott Card (Card). The official website of Orson Scott Card states that Ender’s Game was the winner of both the Nebula and Hugo awards for best novel in 1985 and 1986, respectively (OSC). In November of 2013 the movie adaption was released to the public with a runtime of one hour and fifty-four minutes and was met with mixed reviews garnishing only a “74% fresh” on the movie critics site rottentomatoes.com (Rotten). Like many

1- As humans, we have certain morals that guides our lives. Our parents and society that surrounds us guides us to believe in rules and proper actions but in Ender's Game, these moral codes of our idea of humanity are challenged and questioned. Card's use of a utopian world in his science fiction novel sometimes do not obey the concepts that individuals today in the United States are raised to stay true to. This can be seen in the novel as Ender is a Third and is not as welcome in his family as Peter and Valentine by society and putting others down to feel better about themselves. In addition, Ender was placed within his family by the government in order to grow with a family, but when old enough, train and become a military genius for all of Earth's wars.

Have you ever read a book, but eventually felt so interested you almost felt like you knew the characters. The book Ender's Game was revealed to the public within the year 1985. It was written by Orson Scott Card. Ender's game is about a young boy who comes from a well known family sent to train in for a war that could dominate the human world. Fearlessness is to not show sign of fear in other words it is the mastery of fear. An example of fearlessness could be bold, courageous, and intrepid along with many more. Ender Wiggins demonstrates fearlessness in numerous occasions through the story. During the story he takes chances in becoming a better team leader. He does this by over achieving and pushing his team to brighter and complicated challenges.

Reading Ender’s game is one of those books that will completely change your view on action books, and movies. It has more meaning than what meets the eye, and has a great moral. The themes in this book are obvious all throughout the story. They are compassion, Isolation, and manipulation. They bring more feeling, and a more relatable feel to the story. All these themes are big parts of the book and make the book more interesting.

Gavin Hood, the director of “Ender’s game’’ has made one of the best movies I have seen. In just about 3 hours he got into good detail of the book. Asa Butterfield, who plays Ender plays his character very well in the movie. Although some parts were left out from the novel, The movie is very detailed with the original story. The battle room is almost like how I pictured it in the book but much larger. I did not imagine the gates to be like how they were in the movie and how they battled was totally different from how I pictured it.

In Orson Scott Card's novel Ender's Game, the reader is taken into a fascinating futuristic world in which the human race is in danger. Having twice survived alien attack, the human race, fearing a more powerful invasion, develop a program to breed and train a warrior who will lead them to a final victory. The young boy chosen to do just that is six year old Andrew Wiggin also known as Ender. According to the government, Ender exhibits the traits needed to assure victory. At six years old he enters battle school and begins preparation for the bugger war. While in battle school Ender excels in simulation games of battles and is quickly promoted to higher levels in his training. However, being the best of the best at this school doesn't make

Ender's Game was written in 1985 by Orson Scott Card is a science fiction novel. The book came another story with the same title, published in 1977.Orson Scott Card later wrote more books to create the Ender's Game series. The final edited Ender's Game was released in 1991, fixing some political facts to fit into the generation. Themes of the book show affection, antagonism, toughness and fearlessness. Card’s novel brings to life the story of child genius Ender Wiggin, who must save the world from wicked alien "buggers.".

There are many different characters in the movie, but I liked Ender the best because he was brave and smart. Ender is the main character in the movie and he is a leader that makes daring choices to win battles and fights. He uses his skills and tactics to think of strategic battle plans and make hard decisions. He is also a fighter because he does not back down and always fights back. Ender changes through the story because he becomes more caring and curious about his surroundings and his enemy.

Throughout this novel, there were some super amazing parts and my favorite was the ending when the International Fleet confess to Ender they lied to him and he had wiped out an entire species of aliens during a fake simulation that was actually a real battle. I enjoyed this part the most specifically because it added a major twist to the story and how Ender was always pushed to his limits to the point of breaking, prior to this he had learned that he had accidentally killed two other boys that bullied him, the second wanting to kill him aboard the space station in battle school. After learning this Ender was driven mad and was then moved to spaceship command school (being the only one because it was a lie) at the age of 12 rather than the normal age of 16. When he was told by a previous war legend by the name of

The novel Enders Game by Orson Scott card is a story about a young boy called Ender living in a technologically advanced world. Earth was attacked by an ant like alien species nicknamed the Buggers before Ender was born and mankind only just beat them. After the first war the Earth then prepared a counter attack against the aliens. 50 years on Ender was born and sent to a battle school to be trained into a fleet commander, after battle school he becomes one of the best and is sent to command school where he plays what he thinks are simulations but are actually real battles against the Buggers. He eventually destroys their home planet and the species. He is then told what he is done and feels extremely guilty about it. He later found an egg which is the last Bugger left and sets off on a journey to find it a new home. “Perhaps it’s impossible... To wear an identity without becoming what you pretend to be.”

Ender's Game is not your ordinary science-fiction novel; the author, Orson Scott Card, underlies a deeper meaning in what he writes in the story. In the novel, Orson Scott Card incorporates many central themes and ideas that allow the reader to interpret what concepts he is trying to convey. Card adds and develops many different themes, most of which, apply to Ender and his life in Battle School. In Battle School and beyond, Ender meets many people that, throughout the story, continue to help make him a stronger fighter and less of an empathetic person. The most prominent themes in Ender's Game are miscommunication and bullying and the author reveals them by providing an underlying truth.

Inward of the novel, Ender’s Game, by Orson Scott Card, is a story about a young boy by the name of Andrew Wiggin (also known as Ender Wiggin), the third child of his family, which was uncommon among the futuristic society in which the plot takes place; only two children were usually allowed in one family. His older brother and sister were as brilliant as Ender, the difference being his brother, Peter, sadistic and ruthless and his sister, Valentine, was profoundly sympathetic and loving. A military facility searching for a commander to lead the trained troops to demolish the buggers (alien invaders who had attacked Earth seventy years earlier) find Ender is the happy medium of the two oldest Wiggins and select him to be trained at Battle School,