Aside from the truth or fiction behind this film, Jesse Eisenberg played the role well, and the script was entertaining. I wasn't a big fan of Justin Timberlake's performance, but it was passable.

A better plot flow than Shadow of the Hegemon and much more interesting than Shadow Puppets, this is my third favorite book in the Ender series.

Story was'nt as inspiring as the original, sub-par acting on jayden smiths part, but it as fun to watch the kung fu choreography.

Overly verbose in parts, with a story that is fairly pedestrian compared to the rest of the Ender and Shadow series. Not terrible, but not a book I would recommend either.

The cast show still seems a bit fragmented, like the cuts between different cast don't quite fit - but the cast itself is improving, and working together better.

'Everybody Knows' is a good song, but the rest of the album lacks similar quality and polish.

As with many of Gordon Ramsay's shows - entertaining and delicious. This US version is far better than the original MasterChef. My only complaint is that it seems unfair that they only taste three dishes in many rounds.

Bo & Kenzi are awesome! I love this show, great chemistry, a lot of fun, some sensuality, good acting, interesting characters, secrets and mythology. Point is, it's great, you should watch it!

Kenzie is awesome! And the series is wonderful. Xena + Buffy + Faes + sexy succubus + Kenzie... the heaven!

A guilty pleasure - the series starts with some terrible acting, yet is enjoyable. Ksenia Solo nails her role as the hyper, sarcastic sidekick. Pleasantly, it doesn't over-use special effects. The plots remind me of Sanctuary

A good story, though a bit more uneven than others in the Ender series - lots of politics and negotiation in the beginning and battles in the end. A decent but steep arc probably more suited to an action film.

A little slow in parts with lots of 21-year-old angst, but ultimately rings true and has a surprise ending. Not a romantic comedy as I expected, but a romantic drama that is very poignant in parts.

Much like the classic Law & Order, though from the court side mostly - and slightly less exciting.

Well written with a completely different voice than Ender's Game, though half of it is the same story from another perspective. Following Bean gives it a different flavor - it doesn't feel like a rehash of the same material

In a lot of bad ways this reminds me of Lost - unbelievable story, far too much jumping around the timeline, and just a general frantic vibe. Passable enough to watch if nothing else is on - but not good.