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American Hood Movie Vs Book Analysis

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What Was Better the Book or the Movie? Gavin Hood 's adaptation of Orson Card’s book Ender’s game is a great representation of awesomeness.Ender wiggin played by Asa Butterfield is an example of pure genius but however some of the details are off such as him at graduation battle instead of his toon being in different rooms, they are right there with him throughout the whole battle when they destroyed the whole bugger planet.Another detail that was left out of the book is the chapters in the book that were just all about Valentine and Peter.I think this is good for the movie because in the book it was kind of long and drug out.If they put this in the Movie it would make it longer and most likely lose the audience!Another key detail that I think

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