Director Susanna White poses with child stars Eros Vlahos (L), Asa Butterfield (2nd L), Oscar Steer (front), Rosei Taylor-Ritson (3rd R) and Lil Woods (R) as they arrive at the world premiere of "Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang" in London March 24, 2010. Asa Butterfield as Bruno in 'The Boy In The Striped Pajamas' Cast members Asa Butterfield (L-R), Hailee Steinfeld, Harrison Ford and Viola Davis pose at the premiere of "Ender's Game" at the TCL Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California October 2

The enemy's gate down and Ender's fate is up in the air during a new trailer for this Fall's Ender's Game. Unlike the previous trailers, this promo focuses more on Ender's (Asa Butterfield) time at Command School and the manipulation of his life at the hands of adults. It even briefly touches on the character's internal struggle over who he is and whether or not he wishes to complete his mission, proving that the Summit Entertainment film will not be solely a shot-em-up action drama. Narrated

The enemy's gate down and Ender's fate is up in the air during a new trailer for this Fall's Ender's Game. Unlike the previous trailers, this promo focuses more on Ender's (Asa Butterfield) time at Command School and the manipulation of his life at the hands of adults. It even briefly touches on the character's internal struggle over who he is and whether or not he wishes to complete his mission, proving that the Summit Entertainment film will not be solely a shot-em-up action drama. Narrated

'Ender's Game' Trailer: New Comic-Con Clip Shows Mazer Rackham and Harrison Ford as Colonel Graff VIDEO Comic-Con is in full swing and that means new clips from this year's upcoming sci-fi flicks, including one from Ender's Game. Set in Earth's future, Ender's Game focuses on a humanity that has twice been attacked by an ant-like alien race referred to as 'Buggers.' Ender (Asa Butterfield) is picked to attend a space based battle school that seeks to prepare leaders to fight in the impending T

The film adaptation of Ender's Game is slated to hit theaters this November but Geek OUT is asking fans to boycott. Based on the book by Orson Scott Card, the film itself is not what Geek OUT is mobilizing against. Instead the organization has moved against the anti-gay views of the sci-fi author. The 'Skip Ender's Game' site quote's one of Card's contributions to Sunstone Magazine in 1990 called "The Hypocrites of Homosexuality." "Laws against homosexual behavior should remain on the books,