Orson Scott Card explains things in the book the director never could accomplish throughout the movie. Ender Wiggen could not be portrayed as well as he was in the book and the initial box office sales shows that, this movie was not successful and the book was revolutionary everyone can agree to that. Ender’s Game revolutionized the way we viewed the future and made us realize the true problems or enemies of society may not be what you think they are. Throughout the book you are entertained by Ender’s trials & tribulations and will eventually end content with his conquest.
Ender’s Game has many staple ideas throughout the story and many of them are important for us to know. Ender learns that you never know the truth behind a situation, there are always other people in control manipulating the final outcome. The Buggers were known to be the enemy worldwide eventually you will find out that everything is not as it seems. The main goal of Ender and the International Fleet is to completely destroy the Bugger civilization so they never will be able to retaliate again, Ender does not know the whole story and never will until the end of it all. Ender Wiggen does not stand alone, Valentine his beloved sister will always be there for him through the ups and downs created by the adults to form their “perfect world”, his family is very important to him but …show more content…
Presenting an accurate resemblance from book to movie is key for its success. Graff from the International Fleet is manipulative in the book and in the movie which helps form the plot, and theme for the entire franchise, without this there would not be a story. The final important battle scene is brought up correctly in the book and in the movie creating a suspenseful atmosphere where the climax can take place, without this scene and similarity the plot would be completely