It’s unfortunate that Card’s views hang over Ender’s Game, both the film and the book, because the movie is fairly decent, and the book is loved by many. Ender himself is even viewed as a queer character who depicts many of the struggles faced by LGTBQ youth. It’s another unfortunate case of those who relate to a popular story having to separate the art from the artist if they want to continue enjoying it unfettered.
In any case, if you want to see a decent adaptation of Ender’s Game, then you could certainly do worse than this film. Given Card’s views, it’s unlikely that any studio is going to want to touch another adaptation, so this will likely be the only one that is made. You can now stream it on Netflix.
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