Adaptations & Remakes is an ongoing feature where I take a movie or a book and compare it to its remake and/or adaptation. Each post follows the same basic format:
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Adaptations & Remakes is an ongoing feature where I take a movie or a book and compare it to its remake and/or adaptation. Each post follows the same basic format:
And don’t forget, you can follow around the internet with the links below.
Set in Earth’s future, young Ender Wiggin is trained and groomed to become the leader of Earth’s military attack against the alien “Buggers.” Ender is put through a series of tests that include several intense battles in zero gravity rooms. Ender’s final test is to display his tactical genius in a simulation against the Buggers, but is it really just a game? Writer’s note: Ender’s Game has been published in several different editions with more covers than I can count. The picture above is the version of the cover of the Ender’s Game book that I read. Continue reading
Posted in Mike White's Columns, Movie Reviews, Obsessive Friends
Tagged Abigail Breslin, Adaptations, Adaptations & Remakes, Aliens, Aramis Knight, Asa Butterfield, Battle School, Ben Kingsley, Ender Wiggin, Ender's Game, Ender's Shadow, Gavin Hood, Hailee Steinfeld, Harrison Ford, Hyrum Graff, International Fleet, Jax Pinchak, Mazer Rackham, Mike White, Obsessive Friends, Orson Scott Card, sci-fi, Star Wars, Viola Davis
Promiscuous teenagers fall prey to a deranged killer at Camp Crystal Lake. Continue reading
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