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Review of Ender’s game

The Earth was attacked by the Formics, an alien race determined to destroy humanity. Seventy years later, the people of Earth remain banded together to prevent another attack from the formics. They are far superior on technology. Ender Wiggin, a quiet but brilliant boy, may become the savior of the human race. He is separated from his beloved sister and his terrifying brother and brought to battle school in space. He will be tested if he got what it takes to defeat the formics. He begins to despise the things that he does. But he cant stop anymore and hopes to save the earth and his family. My thoughts on this movie: I think it’s an awesome movie for boys from an age of 10-14 it is really cool and i liked the ending allot.
Why i thought the movie was good? The story was good (not the best). The special effects in this movie really made it “pop”out of the other space movies. The acting was really good for kids. Overall i give it a 7,5/10.

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...e all ready saw so many movies. We love romantic comedy’s, so can you give me advice please?
Lots of love,
Lola

Dear Lola,
Thanks for your very sweet comment, I’m glad that you like our magazine.
I found a very nice movie for you, it’s called the delivery man. It’s about a man who’s donated sperm very, very much times, and well… it was not the best idea. It’s a nice film, for boys and girls. It’s not a romantic comedy, but it’s very nice, and funny. We have an article about this film on page … .
Enjoy!
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