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Universal Studio's new film in November: Ender's Game
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Geebs I'm willing to bet that when you were 23 you were reading Animorphs and Star Wars books
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
that's got to be on the horizon soon
Though granted I guess those books were more disturbing than people give them credit for?
Yeah, I always wondered how that part of Ender's Game worked.
he was making a guess about how big of an influence it was possible to have with what we would call a blog today, and he overestimated it (by quite a bit, obviously)
and to be honest I think Munroe is actually understating it, there
I mean, Nate Silver used fivethirtyeight to lever himself into a position of some renown
Octavia Butler was a fine author that tackled some really interesting ideas about culture using sci-fi.
and a local, for the last years of her life
so, aces
I think I remember reading the first of those books and thinking that the idea that everyone had a tiny superpower was kind of cool. I don't remember anything other than that.
BIG SPOILERS
hmm yeah, it's probably a skip
that was my first reaction too, the first few books were some pretty neat worldbuilding
he was pretty bland and lifeless when on-camera too, but that's harder to reject
so really he's probably doing a terrible job with ender's game and taking their money regardless on purpose too
The way it ended polarized the fan base so Nostalgia wouldn't help a reboot anyway. I've never met people who didn't hate it. It's kind of amazing.
did he do that
What I've heard was that the narration was tacked on by the studio at the end, and many of the people involved in the movie hated the idea of it, including Harrison Ford.
Because he hated that they made him do it
Maybe I'll redbox it when it comes out and just watch those scenes or something