It's good for space-lover...regardless its feeble logic

Rating: 7/10 (1 November 2013)

To sum up the trailer, the story takes place in the future where human faces a new threat, and they need a new way to see off the enemy, by letting one kid takes control of the entire fleet as kids have the better mind than the audult's - fair enough.
I was looking forward to this one as I'm a fan of space related stuff, and I am not disappointed, well, the storyline is not that strong, yet it's quite convincing.
That being said, the film can actually carry me through the end, without getting bored, the film is easy to understand and quite enjoyable.
The CG effects usage in the entire film are nice, and not too much. While we can expect some decent acting skill from Asa Butterfield, a 16-year-old child.
The movie actually teach us one thing, which I think something our world currently needs it. Despite its weak storyline, The ending didn't let me down though.
I'd recommend Ender's Game for those who enjoy watching space stuff with some actions. However, this is not for those who expect a full scale intergalactic war movie, well, that's not its main stuff as you might expect from the trailer.