Ready Player One

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SoulWarfareJul 30, 2018

It's okay if you love movies and video games but apart from that there isn't much to it

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BilalPervaiz58Jul 29, 2018

Great Sci-fi Action Film...
Everything 10/10
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BrianMcCriticJul 28, 2018

Spielberg makes a fun adventure movie though it still pales in comparison to a Spielberg classic. From beginning to end you get immersed in this world and you can't help but have a blast. What keeps it from being great is the charactersSpielberg makes a fun adventure movie though it still pales in comparison to a Spielberg classic. From beginning to end you get immersed in this world and you can't help but have a blast. What keeps it from being great is the characters never captivate the emotion that you would hope for. Overall a Ready Player One is lots of fun and will fit somewhere in the middle of your Spielberg collection. High 7 B+.… Expand

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Positive_TradeJul 26, 2018

This movie puts people into a surreal world and the storyline is very thrilling! When people watch this movie, they WILL feel like they are putting on game goggles of their own! This is one film that people would be putting on their gogglesThis movie puts people into a surreal world and the storyline is very thrilling! When people watch this movie, they WILL feel like they are putting on game goggles of their own! This is one film that people would be putting on their goggles to for months or even years to come!… Expand

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bfoore90Jul 25, 2018

A good film yet underwhelming film saved mostly by Spielberg's direction and fine performances by Olivia Cook and Ben Mendelsohn. The story is extremely high on hollow pop culture references but extremely short on character development andA good film yet underwhelming film saved mostly by Spielberg's direction and fine performances by Olivia Cook and Ben Mendelsohn. The story is extremely high on hollow pop culture references but extremely short on character development and the main character does little to stand out or even seem likable. Aside from that, Ready Player One is a good film but it could have been greater had the story been stronger.… Expand

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CineAutoctonoJul 23, 2018

"Ready Player One" is a film that makes a great tribute to pop culture, a film loaded with action and references, although it did not flow so much, it turned out to be a great staging.

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RalfbergsJul 23, 2018

Amazing movie. I haven't read the book that it was based on (at least I understood that it is based on a book or maybe graphic novel), but for a casual watcher it was really great and interesting. I can't see how anyone can give negative orAmazing movie. I haven't read the book that it was based on (at least I understood that it is based on a book or maybe graphic novel), but for a casual watcher it was really great and interesting. I can't see how anyone can give negative or even low ratings. Maybe the story was a bit predictable if you look at it afterwards and it had some parts which made less sense, but overall really good graphics and fun to watch troughout.… Expand

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KickingtheplaceJul 21, 2018

Ready Player One is a movie that is greatly open to an audience despite that there are some themes that aren't really Child Friendly. What you're gonna expect to watch in this movie is a plethora of your favourite pop culture references,Ready Player One is a movie that is greatly open to an audience despite that there are some themes that aren't really Child Friendly. What you're gonna expect to watch in this movie is a plethora of your favourite pop culture references, greatly played out for the duration. Everything from emotion to the chance of joy is delivered especially the greatest things ever found through Video Games and Entertainment. The aspirations of VR gaming is greatly illustrated as well, being set in a futuristic world. Considered myself to be a disconnected society because of the addiction of a VR game, made by James Halliday himself.… Expand

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HorusBlackJul 20, 2018

La verdad los efectos especiales son geniales y algunas referencias son igual entretenidas. Pero en lo que respecta el drama siento que al tratarte de juegos, casi cualquier gamer se daria cuenta que sobre exageran mucho como se comportarianLa verdad los efectos especiales son geniales y algunas referencias son igual entretenidas. Pero en lo que respecta el drama siento que al tratarte de juegos, casi cualquier gamer se daria cuenta que sobre exageran mucho como se comportarian los jugadores o las personas en la realidad, sin tomar en cuenta el hecho de que todo el mundo hablar el mismo idioma en el juego XD… Expand

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Voodoo123Jul 16, 2018

An uproariously fun sci-fi family movie that when you strip away the plethora of 'pop culture' references is basically a very entertaining popcorn flick. Couldn't help feeling if only the screenplay had spent little more time to add moreAn uproariously fun sci-fi family movie that when you strip away the plethora of 'pop culture' references is basically a very entertaining popcorn flick. Couldn't help feeling if only the screenplay had spent little more time to add more complexity/back story to its many characters, a bit more pathos to some of its more solemn moments Ready Player One could have been something more than a fun film.… Expand

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imthenoobJul 11, 2018

Good story, Great cast and it's entertaining as well. I went into it expecting little and I ended up enjoying myself from start to finish. I really hope they make a sequel.

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camo275Apr 14, 2018

this movie is good but not best.to many cameo from vidio game love it
see this on theater yesterdey had best 90 min of my life

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ahmedaiman9999Jul 8, 2018

If there is any director who can make a successful and really the first great video game adaptation, he will be, of course, Steven Spielberg. The most thing I was worried about in Ready Player One is if it will be a mere thrill ride filledIf there is any director who can make a successful and really the first great video game adaptation, he will be, of course, Steven Spielberg. The most thing I was worried about in Ready Player One is if it will be a mere thrill ride filled with many pop-culture references rather than it will be a movie with a good story. It turned out that I was right, but only about the first part. This movie is an epic adventure that will mesmerize all nerds and geeks, but it will also satisfy the real cinephiles who seek a movie with a smart and original story. In fact, this movie's story is really powerful and thought-provoking. I found myself engaged with the story and the characters, and also busy as much as the characters as if I was putting the pieces of the puzzle with them. The performances are good, but the movie didn't rely and focus on the dramatic aspect as much as on the adventure aspect. For me this isn't a problem at all, because the movie should be experience it as an epic adventure, like Avengers: Infinity War, not as your typical movie experience. That being said, Ben Mendelsohn as the villain, Nolan Sorrento, gave an awesome performance, and the character itself is very compelling, and it could be the best depiction of a clumsy villain I see in years. Unfortunately, The beta villain, F'Nale Zandor, is a pale character, and Hannah John-Kamen made this character even worse with an over-the-top performance. I felt that she was trying so hard to be like Gazelle in Kingsman The Secret Service, but she is far from Sofia Boutella wonderful performance. I think using the narration to set up the story fast wasn't a good decision, but looking at the full half of the glass, that made the fun begins early, so this kinda a half issue. The movie looks great, and the visual effects are breathtaking. Most of the movie is animated, and the animation is very beautiful and looks like the animation that has been used in video games rather than in animated movies. And that fits perfectly with the theme of the movie. Ready Player One definitely should be nominated for the Oscar for best Visual Effects, for best Sound mixing, for best Sound Editing, and I hope it will be nominated for best Animated Movie!

Ready Player One is my second favorite movie of 2018, but it's hands down the most enjoyable movie I've seen this year, and one of the most enjoyable movies I've watched in my life. I still can't believe how this Overlook Hotel sequence has been shot..... no...no... sorry, I forgot it's a SPIELBERG film!

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DubeauJul 8, 2018

I am a gamer, so I really love that movie. The amazing amount of references to games and movies are quite something. Also the story is very good and offer a partial view of what might become virtual reality gaming. However I don't thing thoseI am a gamer, so I really love that movie. The amazing amount of references to games and movies are quite something. Also the story is very good and offer a partial view of what might become virtual reality gaming. However I don't thing those huge VR will be acceptable for the majority of peoples. One thing that badder me is that we didn't see anything regarding motion sickness. And maybe in that sens the film might be perceived as a big publicity for the VR industry. But Speilberg did put some warnings in there. The FX are amazing and so is the sound. A good action flick. I give it a 80%.… Expand

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markymarkJul 7, 2018

Really, really, really disappointing. Usually I cope well with film adaptations - changes are necessary and a film needs to have its own vision. But everything that made the book great has been stripped away leaving nothing but someReally, really, really disappointing. Usually I cope well with film adaptations - changes are necessary and a film needs to have its own vision. But everything that made the book great has been stripped away leaving nothing but some interesting visual effects (hence the 2 marks). The hikikomori theme (or the Western version of it) was the emotional heart of the book. Massive missed opportunity.… Expand

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ViolettJul 7, 2018

Awesome! Marvelous! Amazing! I cant find other words. This is the best virtual reality movie so far! Lawnmower Man, Matrix, Tron, Johny Mnemonic and many other movies - Ready Player One takes all the best qualities of them. So bright reality,Awesome! Marvelous! Amazing! I cant find other words. This is the best virtual reality movie so far! Lawnmower Man, Matrix, Tron, Johny Mnemonic and many other movies - Ready Player One takes all the best qualities of them. So bright reality, so strong plot which is unlikely for that kind of movies, no dull moments at all - full of action from the beginning till the end. 11 of 10! Now I will definitely read the novel.

p.s. If you are gamer I bet my last pair of pants you will love this movie

p.p.s. I see some negative reviews - this is from people who read the book. Seems its quite different from a movie, I cant blame them - I didn't like Warcraft and Ghost in the Shell for the same reason. But if you haven't read the book yet, believe me, you will like this.… Expand

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marcmyworksJul 6, 2018

This film is by no means one of Steven Spielberg's best however the visuals, acting and overall concept are quite good. Sadly the message that the virtual world makes the real World look benign is accurate for this film, as the best scenesThis film is by no means one of Steven Spielberg's best however the visuals, acting and overall concept are quite good. Sadly the message that the virtual world makes the real World look benign is accurate for this film, as the best scenes are all CGI.… Expand

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ViniciusBritoJun 29, 2018

When the real world is living problems with food, and without people trying to make the world better and just ignoring everything, someone creates the Oasis, a virtual reality that have a whole giant world with a lot of references of popWhen the real world is living problems with food, and without people trying to make the world better and just ignoring everything, someone creates the Oasis, a virtual reality that have a whole giant world with a lot of references of pop culture during the history. The creator of the game make a easter egg, that the one who solve it will get not just a lot of money, but also the owning of the game, being able to turn it off any time he want. The movie stands as the battle for those who wants to solve for self improvmente and the others who wants for the world to keep health and better.
The movie stands as trying to keep the oasis alive and for do that there is necessary to achieve 3 keys, and for getting those keys the characters will need to get to some challenges, and from those challenges we can see the creativity that they did put in this film. The fact that they were able to get so many different licenses from so many differents projects is so on point for this movie, the fact that we see so many characters that we love or like, some object that in some moment had some impact on us make this movie very special, the nostalgia watching this movie is high level, it is a explosion of references almos all the time, and it is pretty cool, also from the context of the movie it doesn't feel forced at all, felt normal due to that world, not just that, but the creativity of the creators had a lot of them on appereance in so nice moments, some shots that were really cinematic and beautiful, the use of powers and skills, appereances and everything, very creative and that is just great. It got references from movies, books, musics, games, adaptations and even people. Hard level of references.
The acting was good, a very big percentage of the movie is in animation, so dubbing ty sheridan did a very good job, but as acting with the other aspects i don't he was that great, it wasn't bad, but i couldn't see that much of a shy a boy that passed thorugh a transformation during the movie. Olivia Cooke did a very good job as dubbing as well, but i believe that she was better in action while live action, i could feel her emotions a little better. Ben Mendelsohn acted nice, he was a sarcastic dude that wanted power and money, very cliche, but he did a similar job as he had in rogue one, but just not that good, he is a little more than just functional, he is ncie. The whole supporting cast did very well, they were all very nice.
One good thing that is on the movie is that controversial thing about gamers that you play online and when you finally meet them, there is some strangeness, cause they always are completely different from what you believe, in face shape, surely in age and sometimes even in genre, but with a little talk the friends get accustomed, this happend in real life and it is really nice the way that they put in the movie.
Cinematographically talking the movie is great, inside the Oasis the colors are dope and jump into you, it does give a life to the unverse, and in the real life it does have a gray color, wich is really nice. The camera participate with the action, also really nice.
The music get your mood all up there, there are a lot of references in it as well, there is a 8bit kind of feeling with some sounds as well, and it is 100% percent connected with the movie.
The movie tries to imput a whole generation way of thinking, that is inside of video games, we are kind of free to do any thing and be anyone in a way that in real life they aren't and can't be, what makes very understandable the whole thing about everybody preferring live inside the virtual reality. By the end it tries to implicate that the real life is more important and really bigger than the video games one, wich considering the world that we are and how people are today it is very important. The power of escapism, like how many time, money and effor do we use to get those things, just for a little moment to get rid of the real life problems, how the entertrain touch us, the movie say why do we love how much those things, but unfortunately it doesn't go in this way as much as i would like.
The story isn't great at all, the story is very cliche, it doesn't have that feeling of danger or seriousness like, what would really happen when they died in the movie or that it have a feeling that the oasis is just a fun place to play, wich is much more than just that, because they don't have more else do go or do, i think the movie could have explored that more.
The movie is definely very good, it does have a stunning visual, with content that for some people will be like walking around in their brains in what they think, wich is great, i believe that they could have gone a little more deep way, but is definely a very good one.… Expand

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RRMMJun 28, 2018

Every time we see the name of Steven Spielberg in the credits of a film, either as a director or producer, we must, obligatorily, consider it among the recommendations for the audience; and that is beacause Steven Spielberg has won, in hisEvery time we see the name of Steven Spielberg in the credits of a film, either as a director or producer, we must, obligatorily, consider it among the recommendations for the audience; and that is beacause Steven Spielberg has won, in his own right, a seat reserved in Hollywood only for Icons of cinema. In the case of Ready Player One, the new movie of the film magician, confirms our first statement.

Ready Player One is based on the book by the American Ernest Cline, which in turn was based on the famous video games of the 80s (a time well known for Spielberg) to set his book. In the near future (year 2045), Protagonist Wade Owen Watts / Parzival, (Tye Sheridan) lives in a chaotic, almost destroyed world, and whose only escape from those who still inhabit the earth, is a virtual world, a life parallel that each one carries where you can be what you have always dreamed. This world is called OASIS, and was created by James Halliday, a Geek of the video games of the 80s, and who, after dying, leaves behind him a challenge: find in OASIS, a series of secret keys that will allow to find the famous egg Easter, trophy with which the winner could claim the victory and total ownership of OASIS.

While it is true that the film, visually and narratively is the closest to the class spectacular film productions that Spielberg has us used to (close encounters of the third Kind, ET, Jurasick Park, etc), it is also true that the film , like the book, tends to be somehow predictable. Is the typical case of the weak hero who fights against a big corporation (David vs Goliath?) And that in the end ... Well ... obviously I will not tell you the end. What I will tell you is that it is the return of this great director to the World of magic and fantasy successfully (at the box office), since we remember that his last 3 films were more in the genre of historical bio-dramas as they were The Post, Bridge of spies and Lincoln, a genre that I'm passionate about, but which probably does not have the expectation of having a big box office as a science-fiction production.

Ready Player One exaggerates in the descriptions of the objects made by the protagonists, in some way is very faithful to the book, even in the narrative, in a textual way. This does not take away any merit, in fact it is a bet to return to have a resounding success at the box office, something that the famous director did not achieve in a forceful way since The War of the Worlds in 2005 and Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the skull of glass in 2008, the latter successful at the box office, but criticized by those of us who are followers of the famous archaeologist (The good giant friend, 2016, not full of expectations or box office, as well as The Adventures of Tintin Tin, 2011, left a bad taste in the pocket ... of the producers)
In Ready Player one Steven Spielberg is reunited with the genre that gave him fame in the seventh art, with magic, fantasy and adventure characters created to be enjoyed by the audience from the seat, is to see the magic and the quality of Jurasick Park, and ET (precisely its iconic productions of the 80s and 90s) with the technological innovation that is now available.

Finally, it must be said, those of us who grew up in the 80s, are going to like this movie, make constant winks to that decade (The Shine, Jack Nicholson) and its characters seem to be brought by Doc Brown's DeLorean and Marty Mcfly from the 80s until our 2018… Expand

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angelexxaJun 26, 2018

Amazing movie that making me feel like living in a game and you no need to be fabulous in life to excel in the game. Everyone is a hero in real life

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Dec_117Jun 26, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Okay so firstly i'm gonna say was the book better? Well they had a lot more time to flesh out characters and tell the story etc.

Did it feel like the main characters fell in love to fast? I mean maybe but bear in mind wade is a teenager and a female showed mild interest in him, on top of that he knew of her before as he "saw all her walkthroughs and twitch streams" so he had a crush, due to circumstance they spend a lot of time together and nearly die.

Okay now that's out the way - It was just a FUN movie, I found the idea appealing of a fully realised VR world that everyone is on and a big company tries to fill it with microtranstions and the gamers coming together to stop it a cool idea, I loved the real world stuff going on of the real world being **** and the idea of a "resistance" and companies going as far as to essentially enslave people to play a game in the loyalty centers and the idea of a creator hiding a meaning of life so to speak into the game before he died, also intriguing as to if he was "alive" in the game as he was far to smart to be a A.I. I could go on but frankly I would just suggest giving it a watch yourself, as I personally, loved it.… Expand

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ranjan04rajeevJun 25, 2018

this genre as got a master piece, with Spillberg getting involved in it. earlier movies all were just shallow video gaming thrills but this movie has much more than just a gaming experience but also accumulates pop culture and their meaning.this genre as got a master piece, with Spillberg getting involved in it. earlier movies all were just shallow video gaming thrills but this movie has much more than just a gaming experience but also accumulates pop culture and their meaning. now in today world we can't separate this pop culture with our dialogues it might not sound so obvious but it fairly clear when we observe from a distance. Loved it, if you are able to watch a movie on one go, and it keep you engaged for that period then the movie is a success.… Expand

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JP32Jun 24, 2018

What a refreshing movie this Ready Player One is. An original story idea is hard to come by, especially when it comes to popcorn munching entertainment. An original story crafted with an expert eye for cinematic detail is rarer yet. ReadyWhat a refreshing movie this Ready Player One is. An original story idea is hard to come by, especially when it comes to popcorn munching entertainment. An original story crafted with an expert eye for cinematic detail is rarer yet. Ready Player One has both.… Expand

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flabbygumsJun 19, 2018

There is no way Spielberg himself read this book. Now that I think about it, born in 1946, he wouldn't have got a tenth of the references if he did read it. No way he played Zork, Adventure, Joust when he was 42 or understood what it was likeThere is no way Spielberg himself read this book. Now that I think about it, born in 1946, he wouldn't have got a tenth of the references if he did read it. No way he played Zork, Adventure, Joust when he was 42 or understood what it was like to grow up in the 80s. No wonder it was utter crap. Just made money off a fantastic book for the sake of money. Shame on him and the studio.… Expand

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JacbarbosaJun 5, 2018

Spielberg was just a sixer, he does not know how to play...
This film is just a terrible adaptation from an amazing book!! The book is the pinnacle of all geek references! the games, the music, the movies.. everything we grew up loving is inSpielberg was just a sixer, he does not know how to play...
This film is just a terrible adaptation from an amazing book!! The book is the pinnacle of all geek references! the games, the music, the movies.. everything we grew up loving is in the book, and none is in this film. You start getting disappointed after 5 minutes into it and its just downhill from there. To all the fans of the book, do not watch it unless you want to taste disappointment or unless you want to make sure how good the book is! It's not like Harry Potter or LOTR, that has some things missing from the films or slightly adjusted plot... this movie has none of the essence of the book. I'm sorry James Halliday, Spielberg was just a sixer that did not know how to play your game....… Expand

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AugustKellerJun 4, 2018

A cool premise can only take a film so far. At first glance, Ready Player One has all the potential to be a franchise-starting movie with its large-scale world building and plethora of pop culture references. Unfortunately, Steven Spielberg’sA cool premise can only take a film so far. At first glance, Ready Player One has all the potential to be a franchise-starting movie with its large-scale world building and plethora of pop culture references. Unfortunately, Steven Spielberg’s newest work falls a bit flat due to a multitude of shortcomings in key aspects of the film. The most glaring issues are in a script, which feels like common fanfiction centered around a forgettable protagonist. Meanwhile, the direction, production design & editing of Ready Player One are all satisfactorily executed but with enough inattention that the experience sometimes feels like an afterthought.

The famous Spielberg touch does show up at the tail end of Ready Player One but, at that point, it feels almost jarring. This inconsistent vision is a huge detriment to a movie based around such a stylish premise. Ultimately, there are enough cool moments and adequate techniques that should have most viewers calling Ready Player One passable. However, its unfocused and generic vibe will leave many audience members feeling sneaking disappointment.

Writing: 5/10
Direction: 6/10
Cinematography: 7/10
Acting: 6/10
Editing: 6/10
Sound: 7/10
Score/Soundtrack: 8/10
Production Design: 6/10
Casting: 7/10
Effects: 8/10

Overall Score: 6.6/10

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inceptionalJun 1, 2018

This movie does a great job of appealing to the feelings and emotions as well as the aspirations of any VR gamer, of which I am one myself. The many nostalgic nods and references littered throughout the film also speaks to those of myThis movie does a great job of appealing to the feelings and emotions as well as the aspirations of any VR gamer, of which I am one myself. The many nostalgic nods and references littered throughout the film also speaks to those of my generation who have finally seen the genuine consumer-level birth of the VR era, which is something we've been waiting for a long time. I think the only people who would not like this movie are "professional" critics who think too highly of themselves, some non-gamers who are overly jaded or something, and self-absorbed trolls just hating on it for the sake of it. I've watched Ready Player One four times now and the more I watch it the more I realise it's going to be one of those movies I look back on in 20 years time with a lot of love. It is without doubt a cult classic in the making, especially for all the VR geeks out there. Thumbs up!… Expand

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Wade_WattsMay 30, 2018

Tracers butt in this movie was very thick. 10/10 Would watch again. So accurate to the real butt in overwatch.

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VirgonoShakaMay 26, 2018

This is movie I like to call: "How many references can you shove in 180 minutes?" and the answer is A LOT. Does that makes it a good movie? Not at all. With some of the most cliched story, characters that I've forgotten their names as soon asThis is movie I like to call: "How many references can you shove in 180 minutes?" and the answer is A LOT. Does that makes it a good movie? Not at all. With some of the most cliched story, characters that I've forgotten their names as soon as I came out, and not even the most memorable soundtrack or effects. This is one videogame that should be better forgotten.… Expand

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Kes4278May 21, 2018

I didn’t expect this movie to be that good but it was amazing and the visuals were amazing

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Iserlohn14May 21, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I have to laugh thinking of whatever poor schlub had the job of adapting Cline's turgid fanfiction into a screenplay. This unknown hero faced at least 3 huge problems:

- Major story climaxes involve people doing unfilmably dull things like playing a 10-hour perfect game of Pac-Man, or reciting all of Monty Python's Holy Grail from memory

- Wade spends almost the whole story by himself, and the paper-thin secondary characters are entirely defined by their relationships to him

- The story is overflowing with references to real-world entertainment media, and there's no way a studio could afford to license all of them to put them in a movie

Our nameless martyr managed to wallpaper over all of these and make it work, more or less, though the result is a very loose adaptation indeed. Don't get me wrong, the result is still cheesy, puerile, full of plot holes, and boils down to a more cynically commercial remake of Tron, but it avoids the biggest pitfalls of Cline's mess of a story.

I give them a little credit for the ending, where Wade gains control of the game world and decides to shut it down for 2 days a week to force people to attend to their real lives. But it's pretty weak sauce after everything that comes before.

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inrembrandtMay 21, 2018

A fantastic film, and a tribute to value everything that has formed eras of entertainment, the essence that also means to appreciate such works, stories. At every moment the movie bombards you with references of electronic entertainment,A fantastic film, and a tribute to value everything that has formed eras of entertainment, the essence that also means to appreciate such works, stories. At every moment the movie bombards you with references of electronic entertainment, videogames, animation and other typical elements from 90's to 2000's. captures all the feelings and experiences of communities, developers, events, players, besides showing cameos of characters that do not usually include in movies of this theme, jargon of gamers, easter eggs, pop culture, wow is impressive.

Personally, the fans and there is nothing more to add to the excellent CGI, very careful and colorful. Actually the argument remains as an impulse for everything really important. Beautiful.… Expand

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LivingTribunalMay 19, 2018

It was like a dream. More you know, more fun you get. Steven Spielberg successfully created this new world and used it efficiently. I really liked it when I saw 'The Shining' scenes in it. When I watched this movie in 4D, I felt like watchingIt was like a dream. More you know, more fun you get. Steven Spielberg successfully created this new world and used it efficiently. I really liked it when I saw 'The Shining' scenes in it. When I watched this movie in 4D, I felt like watching Avatar or The Matrix first time. CGI was even better than Infinity War and movements were smooth. If you didn't watch it in theater, bad for you...… Expand

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zakmatomMay 16, 2018

This movie was disappointing. I never read the book, but I was expecting to see something that celebrates nostalgia and geek culture, not something desperately trying to reference geek culture to look cool. Like the scene where Wade Watts,This movie was disappointing. I never read the book, but I was expecting to see something that celebrates nostalgia and geek culture, not something desperately trying to reference geek culture to look cool. Like the scene where Wade Watts, the protagonist, references slappers from Goldeneye 007, or when the villain I don't even remember the name of references Gurren Lagann, It just feels so forced. Something I did enjoy though, was the visuals in The Oasis. You can see the polygons on every character, which is a nice touch. Overall I did not love this movie, but I did manage to get some enjoyment out of the scenes in the game, which are unfortunately pretty rare thanks to how long the real life sections drag on for sometimes.… Expand

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EyUpDucksMay 16, 2018

I'll start with i have read the book,I personally think this was a brilliant movie, the acting was a 9/10 and the story 10/10. If you're not a gaming or anything 80's fan miss this movie as you'll probably give it a negative review.
The mainI'll start with i have read the book,I personally think this was a brilliant movie, the acting was a 9/10 and the story 10/10. If you're not a gaming or anything 80's fan miss this movie as you'll probably give it a negative review.
The main problem i keep reading in reviews is, that wasn't put in and this wasn't put in the film. What people have to understand using characters in a book is totally different than in a movie, their things called licences which cost a ton of money and with this movie costing 175 million to make as it is, how much more needs to be spent to make everyone happy. Does everyone really think Blizzard let Spielberg use Tracer and D Va for free, plus all the other licences which were needed just to make this.
People seriously need to get a grip and review this movie as a movie and not as a book

So back to the review. The acting was hit and miss, some of the acting was great and some really didn't suit the character. visually it was epic and just sitting there trying to spot nostalgic characters, movies and games from the 80's and upwards made it even more enjoyable, I think i spent most of the movie saying "oh looks it's".

Overall - Yes the book is better, but when have we ever seen an identical port from book to film. However, this movie stands fantastic on its own whether it was based on a book or not… Expand

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LaZyBoiMay 15, 2018

I watch movie to get entertain and this movie is very entertaining and I love it, I haven't read the book but after watching this movie I'm very curious what the book might like coz some say it's different from the book but I think it's worthI watch movie to get entertain and this movie is very entertaining and I love it, I haven't read the book but after watching this movie I'm very curious what the book might like coz some say it's different from the book but I think it's worth it coz why do we even go to a movies, to get entertain right? and this movie delivers.… Expand

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OlivierPielMay 15, 2018

Spielberg should have ruminated at South Park 'member berries, before laying this narcissistic piece of ode to himself: "Look at the 80's. It was me. I made America great ....first!"
This is a 60+ year old man masturbating at his own reflection.

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EpicLadySpongeMay 11, 2018

If Ready Player One isn't the type of adventure you're looking for, then I guarantee you I don't even know what is. With a load of cameos ready to be seen and references ready to be heard and being a huge improvement over the 2011 novel,If Ready Player One isn't the type of adventure you're looking for, then I guarantee you I don't even know what is. With a load of cameos ready to be seen and references ready to be heard and being a huge improvement over the 2011 novel, Ready Player One is guaranteed to bring anyone who are fans of at least one of the many cameos and references this film holds. What I like about this film is that its plot only relies on Easter eggs similar to how the novel relied on Easter eggs, but intends to go more modern than what you only see in the novel. Steven Spielberg might as well be known for directing well-loved classics, but he's also the same guy who also directed modern art like The BFG and this film. This movie is one long Easter egg from start to finish and I do recommend it even in the near future.… Expand

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BitmouseMay 10, 2018

I generally keep my reviews short. So I will just say that I really liked this movie. One of the best movies I've seen in a long time.

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mondainaiMay 8, 2018

I was surprised how much they changed. It is good fun, but sometimes it feels like you are on the movie set with them. I liked the plot of the book better, and though I understand why they changed it, they certainly didn't have to changeI was surprised how much they changed. It is good fun, but sometimes it feels like you are on the movie set with them. I liked the plot of the book better, and though I understand why they changed it, they certainly didn't have to change almost everything. I was entertained, though felt like I would have loved it more if I hadn’t read the book first.… Expand

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DavidWasHereApr 6, 2018

I get why there is backlash to this film, as it is a fun but rather shallow story that would rather dazzle you with some truly spectacular effects rather then tell a compelling story of escapism. However, I feel that the backlash has gottenI get why there is backlash to this film, as it is a fun but rather shallow story that would rather dazzle you with some truly spectacular effects rather then tell a compelling story of escapism. However, I feel that the backlash has gotten to the point where the most common criticism is how much pandering it goes to fan culture and how much references it does have. Yes, there is a ton of references, however it is either left in the background or used to progress the plot. The movie never stops to just reference something like a really lazy joke in Family Guy. The only time it does come to a halt is the amazing homage to the Shining. While the visuals are indeed spectacular the way Spielberg recreated the famous movie and it is vital to the plot, there is a point where one of the characters explore the Overlook Hotel and the movie comes to a halt to show off how cool the visuals are.

Speaking of the visuals, they are indeed spectacular. While people complain at how unrealistic they are, people forget that it takes place in a video game, and while video games can only go so far in replicating the physical world. So while inside the Oasis it is not realistic like the real world it does fit with the narrative. And they are in fact impressive. The action sequences are fantastic, no small part to Spielberg's mastery of scene blocking and action set pieces and the worlds and environments are creative. It really does make you want to be in the Oasis. Which is definitely true when compared to the real world of the movie, which does in fact look fake and like a set. Which is honestly a shame.

The acting is good all around, with one exception. Olivia Cooke is fantastic as Art3mas, Ben Mendelson has a blast playing the villain, and more than makes up for his weak character, Lena Waithe does a great job as Aech (although it is clear that she is a girl instead of a guy), American Simon Pegg is weird but he does a decent job, and Mark Rylance does a great job as Halliday. The only real weak link is the lead, Tye Sheridan. He's not flat out terrible as he does a serviceable job, however he comes off as stiff and awkward when his character is meant to be awkward in a lovable way.

The biggest problem with the film is the script. Not just because the third act is bloated, but that it is rather shallow. For one, with the possible exception of Wade (keyword being possible), the characters do not grow and instead are stuck in their flat archetypes. Sorrento is a generic, cartoonish CEO bad guy, Art3mas is a stock female empowerment love interest, Aech is a bland side character, and there is no real point in having Sho or Daito in the movie despite them being in the book, nor Wade's aunt and her abusive boyfriend. Wade does grow, but he's just a bland hero (although that can largely be blamed by Sheridan's performance). The dialogue is also cringe-enducing, especially when the characters talk about how much Halliday is a God and how over serious they tend to talk. The message is also shallow. It is clear that Spielberg wants to talk about escapism and technological overload, however they often come off as shallow and basic, especially when intertwined by the "small guy overthrows a giant business" plot that has been done to death. The only real positive that can be said is that there is no dull moment with the script, making the 2 hours and 20 minutes fly by rather seamlessly.

I am conflicted with this movie. One on hand it is a fun ride with some great visuals and action scenes that is more like comfort food, but on the other it is an extremely shallow film that doesn't offer up anything new and feels more like a safe film for Spielberg (although he did not foam it in). It's hard not to want more with the movie, but at the same time what was there was fine enough that I can come back to it. But again, there could have been much more with the film.

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NolanLundgaardMay 4, 2018

Ready Player One is the type of film that not only provides the audience with spectacular visuals and amazing special effects. The story line blew me away and by far exceeded my expectations. As of this writing, I have yet to read the book.Ready Player One is the type of film that not only provides the audience with spectacular visuals and amazing special effects. The story line blew me away and by far exceeded my expectations. As of this writing, I have yet to read the book. This contradicts my usual procedure of reading the book before seeing the movie, but since many people who have read the book didn’t like the film, I am glad I strayed from what I usually do. I loved how the plot line had unexpected twists and turns, an aspect of movies that, if nonexistent, I am completely unimpressed. Ready Player One was the exact opposite, keeping me on the edge of my seat for the duration of the whole movie. I also enjoyed the references the movie made to other films, such as The Iron Giant and Star Wars. I happily give Ready Player One five stars, and definitely recommend it to everyone who enjoys a good film.… Expand

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DroptheblockMay 3, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Really enjoyed this, choc full of pop culture. However its nowhere near as good as Ernest Cline's original novel upon which the film is based on… Expand

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avoidingfern207May 2, 2018

broken plot and unlikeable characters, but impressive visuals and tons of references to video games kept me interested.

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KirillvhMay 2, 2018

FUN FUN FUN!!! Comedy, action, awesomely fun scenes, upbeat happy ending, these guys get entertainment and the movie will resonate with gamers.

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bobthefrog003Apr 30, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. this is and will be the best video game/book adaptation that will ever be made period… Expand

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GReviewsApr 30, 2018

A nostalgic thrill ride, presented beautifully by the ever-inspiring Steven Spielberg. A must see for any fans of pop-culture. This is truly a wondrous gaming movie from the hands of an even better film maker! Well done Spielberg.

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DirigiblePulpApr 28, 2018

First things first -- it's kind of fun and there's thrills to be had and all that. It drags at times and is manic but hey aren't most expensive tentpoles nowadays.

This movie somehow was able to take highly advanced virtual reality combinedFirst things first -- it's kind of fun and there's thrills to be had and all that. It drags at times and is manic but hey aren't most expensive tentpoles nowadays.

This movie somehow was able to take highly advanced virtual reality combined with an insane amount of pop culture nostalgia reverence and manage to put those things in a dystopia!, revel in it a bit (like we all do), and then somehow refuse to make any kind of meta-commentary on what that means for contemporary society or modern film/art/etc. I mean, turn off the video games for 2 days a week and meet a girl? That's all we get?

I really hated the 2nd sequence. Not homage, not fun, not clever, just perversely misguided and completely ruining a masterpiece that deserves to be seen on its own terms for new generations. I can't believe Spielberg would do that to a friend...

It's so blatant it almost feels intentional. At least with the book you put it off as bad writing by an author clearly unaware of the implications of his premise but more than ready to treat it as pseudo-paradise unironically. I have no idea what Spielberg wanted to do with this. "Look on my works ye mighty and despair!" I guess?… Expand

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JokohamaApr 28, 2018

It's a freaking geek fest! A visualization to the wild dream of my childish self. A world I have imagined many times in my life, even before the movie.

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dpaudiophileApr 28, 2018

This is one of those movies where you can't trust the user reviews, people are going to rate it highly because they saw some reference that makes them nostalgic. That's what this movie is, a nostalgic dump-fest of references, hip to be squareThis is one of those movies where you can't trust the user reviews, people are going to rate it highly because they saw some reference that makes them nostalgic. That's what this movie is, a nostalgic dump-fest of references, hip to be square bs, lots of meta humor, "held together" by a screenplay that was a safe and underwhelming adaptation of the book.… Expand

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hardcorekiddApr 27, 2018

Ready Player One isn't an Oscar Bait Spielberg movie,(Like Bridge of Spies) but it is still a Fun Spielberg film (Like Jurassic Park) with stunning visuals. I'm going to give Ready Player One a B+.

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x0v3rKiLxApr 26, 2018

The plot, at multiple points, trends towards the cliche rather than the nuanced. Overall a very predictable story with little meaningful character development. That being said, I bought a ticket more to see the Iron Giant butt heads withThe plot, at multiple points, trends towards the cliche rather than the nuanced. Overall a very predictable story with little meaningful character development. That being said, I bought a ticket more to see the Iron Giant butt heads with Mecha-Godzilla (come on, that was cool and you know it) than I did the points mentioned above, so overall I can’t be too harsh on this movie. My only big grief here is that seeing the Lancer being used by Artemis and the Spartan avatars during the final battle is probably the closest thing I’ll ever get to seeing a Gears of War or Halo movie on the big screen, and that makes me sad.… Expand

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JimmyJamsApr 26, 2018

I wanted this movie to be good, but instead I got a boring predictable story with forgettable cardboard characters with cool yet claustrophobic visuals. Deliberately (and poorly) pandering to a half-baked idea of what gamers are by justI wanted this movie to be good, but instead I got a boring predictable story with forgettable cardboard characters with cool yet claustrophobic visuals. Deliberately (and poorly) pandering to a half-baked idea of what gamers are by just carelessly chucking avatars from popular games into the background. It felt like a money grab that was trying to ride VR hype train... Humor was boring the tiny amount of times they attempted. Half the things in the movie didn't even make the slightest logical sense; they invent this omni-directional treadmill thing so people don't die while VRing only to show people strapped into VR headsets running down the street in unison while the battle the big bad guy... The whole thing is just mind blowingly low effort.… Expand

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mendiettaMar 30, 2018

Not all adaptations are true to the original text as books and movies are different beasts, however you do expect the core of the book to intact, and the characters done justice. Unfortunately Spielberg has not done that, the story is dilutedNot all adaptations are true to the original text as books and movies are different beasts, however you do expect the core of the book to intact, and the characters done justice. Unfortunately Spielberg has not done that, the story is diluted and weak, the characters paper thin with no depth. For all the special effects (which are great) and the cinematography (fantastic), it does not help hold the film to greatness. It's a shame since they spent alot of time and energy getting the rights for so many IPs into this film and if you had a remote and a copy of the film, you could pause it and check out every single easter egg and name every single character they have squeezed in, but that would mean watching this again, which is simply not happening.
Stick to the book. It's fantastic, and really captures what it means to gamers to be part of the game.… Expand

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macdiggerApr 25, 2018

I'd say… if you read the original book, lower your expectations of the movie as much as humanly possible. The original story, its flow, all shred to tiny hardly recognizable pieces.
I mean you probably have to do some changes when you createI'd say… if you read the original book, lower your expectations of the movie as much as humanly possible. The original story, its flow, all shred to tiny hardly recognizable pieces.
I mean you probably have to do some changes when you create an adaptation of a book for a movie. But THIS one is not done right. At all.

The movie could probably be liked by those who didn't read the book, just for effects maybe? I dunno… I literally had a "WTF??" blurb over my head from the very beginning to the very end of this kinda nice-looking, but still pretty much disaster of an adaptation of a fantastic, great, insightful book. Duh :(… Expand

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twall3Apr 25, 2018

IF YOU'RE READING THIS, AND IT'S STILL IN THE THEATERS, STOP READING AND GO SEE IT BIG SCREEN!
This was an incredible movie - what an experience! I stopped playing video games in the 80's, but I still thoroughly enjoyed this film. My head isIF YOU'RE READING THIS, AND IT'S STILL IN THE THEATERS, STOP READING AND GO SEE IT BIG SCREEN!
This was an incredible movie - what an experience! I stopped playing video games in the 80's, but I still thoroughly enjoyed this film. My head is still spinning - not just from the tremendous action scenes, but the whole experience. A job well done, Mr. Spielberg and team! One note - when I heard that the Iron Giant was going to be in it, I cringed because that is one of my all time favorite movies. I was concerned that it would look like the Iron Giant but not act like him. Very pleasantly surprised - he had the same innocence and selflessness as in the original film. Loved this movie!… Expand

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GrantD243Apr 25, 2018

Ready Player One is perhaps the first film of this year that I was flat out super excited to see. I've looked forward to a lot of films so far this year, but there was just something different about this one. And it's weird, because most ofReady Player One is perhaps the first film of this year that I was flat out super excited to see. I've looked forward to a lot of films so far this year, but there was just something different about this one. And it's weird, because most of my friends were not looking forward to this film at all. A good portion of them don't even plan on seeing it. That kind of caught me off guard, but I still went into the theater plenty excited to see it. It didn't disappoint. The story of Ready Player One is fairly simple. A man created this huge VR game that pretty much everyone in the world spends all of their time playing, but when he died he left a quest for everyone, and the first person to complete the quest gets full ownership of the game. It kind of has a Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory vibe in the sense that a very wealthy man who created something incredible is just giving it away to someone he deems worthy, and it also kind of has the same vibe because of the wonder involved with the world that is the Oasis. I don't think that it's much of a stretch to say that most of us probably wish that the Oasis existed. The only limit is your imagination, and the realism of it is almost at a level that I can only dream that we'll see someday in gaming. I think that's part of the reason why I enjoyed this film so much. The Oasis storyline was very enthralling, and it was also fun seeing video game after video game after movie reference throughout. I also liked how there aren't really any dull moments. The movie moves forward at a very nice pace. I didn't even check my watch once, and I often check it once even in movies that I enjoy. I will say that the real life stuff was definitely the weakest part of the film, but I still wasn't particularly bored during the real life sequences. Another negative to the real life stuff was that there was definitely some cheese throughout it. Otherwise, though, I thought it was solid all around. I understand that it's really just a mashup of culture references in a video game setting, but I had an absolute blast watching it. I guess I was just the target audience for this one.… Expand

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NinteundoApr 21, 2018

I enjoyed this movie, the action scenes where really wel done and the pacing was also really good.

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TheProGamer-Apr 21, 2018

After the number of trailers and hype that Ready Player One had, we were going in unbiased as possible. I'm glad we did. The movie is great with a little downside. The pacing was good. The casting worked out well, especially on set, theAfter the number of trailers and hype that Ready Player One had, we were going in unbiased as possible. I'm glad we did. The movie is great with a little downside. The pacing was good. The casting worked out well, especially on set, the chemistry pulls off into the movie. Visual effects are superb. The story was pulled off well especially with it being based on a book. The only let down for me was the character development in Act Two.On top of it all it's a real nostalgia pull. Gets you right in the feels.… Expand

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GlowguyApr 20, 2018

I found the movie to be disappointing compared to the book. I realize the content is difficult to adapt but they changed some of the major plot points for what seemed like no other reason than to appeal to as broad of an audience asI found the movie to be disappointing compared to the book. I realize the content is difficult to adapt but they changed some of the major plot points for what seemed like no other reason than to appeal to as broad of an audience as possible. The trails felt slapped together and were far less interesting and nuanced than in the novel. I didn't understand all of the references when I read it and that actually made it more interesting and fun. The film panders to a broad audience.

The acting was mediocre and I felt that some performances were just poor. The dialogue didn't help much and some of the scenes were just cringe inducing. The ending was at least solid and more entertaining than first half of the movie so they didn't completely butcher it.… Expand

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mhansen69Apr 20, 2018

Excellent! Very well done adaptation of the book. Probably best to see this movie in the theaters so you don't miss some of the awsome special effects.

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mateuscoripiomApr 20, 2018

The movie is very good, it's such a nostalgic movie. All I have to say is Steven Spielberg you're a genius!

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TheFilmFanaticApr 20, 2018

Ready Player One is a nostalgia-filled, action adventure spectacle that immerses us in a world that seems not too far from reality. While some subplots and world exploration could have been better developed, the virtual world, performances,Ready Player One is a nostalgia-filled, action adventure spectacle that immerses us in a world that seems not too far from reality. While some subplots and world exploration could have been better developed, the virtual world, performances, visual effects and score show this film is more than one long pop culture reference. This film had action, heart and that Spielberg magic.… Expand

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LatinCritic13Apr 18, 2018

Since Ready Player One is based on a novel and directed by Steven Spielberg, this movie is a must watch for those that grew into video games and pop culture nostalgia. This film is action-packed, fun, humorous, and very lighthearted what youSince Ready Player One is based on a novel and directed by Steven Spielberg, this movie is a must watch for those that grew into video games and pop culture nostalgia. This film is action-packed, fun, humorous, and very lighthearted what you are about to see as the tension builds up, but it can be a little distracting sometimes when the CGI gets annoyingly heavy and a pretentious story. Overall, Ready Player One is a must-watch for those that love video games and 80s-like nostalgia being blended in with the world of so-called “Blade Runner.” Trust me, this film is pretty nerdy and a must own for those that want a proper “video game movie” in their DVD or Blu-Ray collection..… Expand

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J401KApr 18, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is basically similar to Willy Wonka but with a real world message about the dangers of living your life in a fantasy world. A guy creates this virtual world where everybody goes to avoid the real world, he eventually grows old and dies but creates a contest where the winner gets to run his company and control of the fantasy world he created. The visual effects are amazing and this film was made for 3-D. Performances are ok. Not the best Spielberg film but not the worst.… Expand

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SavageYetiApr 10, 2018

this movie actually took me by surprise, i was not expecting much from this movie thinking it was going to rely primarily on nostalgia but i was very wrong and was entertained nearly every second of the movie, but that being said it does havethis movie actually took me by surprise, i was not expecting much from this movie thinking it was going to rely primarily on nostalgia but i was very wrong and was entertained nearly every second of the movie, but that being said it does have some eye rolling moment and parts that take you out of the movie but for me not enough that you can not instantly be pulled back in. i would easily recommend seeing this movie.… Expand

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SEROJApr 16, 2018

Even though it was really well accepted by the major audience. Personally i was annoyed by the acting, the average plot and probably one of the worst movies from Spielberg FOR ME. Such a predictable and pathetic story.. as a gamer i wasEven though it was really well accepted by the major audience. Personally i was annoyed by the acting, the average plot and probably one of the worst movies from Spielberg FOR ME. Such a predictable and pathetic story.. as a gamer i was really disappointed. I was also really offended from the Iron Giant representation, because i'm a huge fan and i think they totally ruined it!… Expand

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HTGamerApr 14, 2018

Ready Player One is a giant MMO virtual reality game presented in a movie format. This movie's got the same spirit like ET, The Goonies and other classic kid fantasy movies, but despite Steven Spielberg's direction it's not great. ReadyReady Player One is a giant MMO virtual reality game presented in a movie format. This movie's got the same spirit like ET, The Goonies and other classic kid fantasy movies, but despite Steven Spielberg's direction it's not great. Ready Player One is by far the worst Spielberg film I've ever watched.

Ready Player One's story, plot, dialogue and characters are absolute trash and cheesy AF. It's a chaotic mess of some random teenagers who save the virtual world, mixed with tons of even more random pop culture references that don't make any sense. Garbage films such as "2012" did a far better job in those departments. The final part of the movie can only be described as a big, lame and messy "raid", according to the established MMORPG terms.

Ready Player One's production values are astonishingly high, and the exploration of videogame concepts such as Easter Eggs, Exploits, Glitches, Power-Ups and Extra Life was a nice surprise for me. But ultimately Ready Player One is a bad CGI movie where the physical actors aren't even shown for 90% of the running time. Steven Spielberg may be Hollywood's greatest ever fairy tale cinematographer, but with this one he missed the target.… Expand

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TylerCriticalApr 13, 2018

The comedy in this has to be its strongest strength in this movie, with it having some clever references that are noticeable to all older audiences and even some of our recent younger ones can have a notice in reference and have some chucklesThe comedy in this has to be its strongest strength in this movie, with it having some clever references that are noticeable to all older audiences and even some of our recent younger ones can have a notice in reference and have some chuckles there and there, but this film was mainly more for Spielberg fans telling them I am still the best baby.… Expand

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ElGameplayerXDApr 13, 2018

La mejor película de lo que va del año, cargada de acción, momentos épicos, referencias y lo mejor, entendimiento perfecto de los medios que referencia, historia interesante y efectos especiales buenísimos, hace de esta una muy buena película.

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norseApr 12, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Actually better than expected - the story and graphics are what makes this movie compelling. While neither surprising nor deep, the story is sufficiently interesting to keep the viewer engaged; the CGI is really what sells it, the visuals are awe inspiring.

The only let down in the storyline was the bridge right in the middle of the movie: so, his aunt and several others die, and the hero is momentarily emotionally impacted and then shrugs it all off and moves on? Ugh. Other than that, there are several deus ex mahina moments in which the timing is just too coincidentally perfect to work or when a long lost side character reappears and insinuated that they have been present throughout all along. Nonetheless, enjoyable, and with some great performances.… Expand

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ellipsis01Apr 12, 2018

Unfortunately I read the book before seeing the movie. The movie was so bad compared to the book. A huge disappointment.

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DudeFromIcelandApr 12, 2018

Having never read the book before I didn't have any expectations whatsoever going into the film but I really enjoyed it. I obviously can't say if it lives up to the book in any way but overall I thought it was a really interesting concept andHaving never read the book before I didn't have any expectations whatsoever going into the film but I really enjoyed it. I obviously can't say if it lives up to the book in any way but overall I thought it was a really interesting concept and well executed.

I have no real gripes with the film if I'm honest, it's just a fun ride from start to finish.… Expand

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WiscoJoeApr 12, 2018

Sterile, insipid, and entirely phony, 'Ready Player One' is a simulacrum of far superior films, Spielberg and otherwise. The movie (full-length cutscene?) works best when it embraces its artifice and dives deep into an uncanny valley that hasSterile, insipid, and entirely phony, 'Ready Player One' is a simulacrum of far superior films, Spielberg and otherwise. The movie (full-length cutscene?) works best when it embraces its artifice and dives deep into an uncanny valley that has never looked and felt more canny. The actors are mostly bland, overly-pretty, flatly sincere agents of wish-fulfillment, except for an incredibly realized performance from Mark Rylance and a much-welcomed late appearance from Lena Waithe. The nostalgic score is dreadfully out-of-place, doing its best to recreate the schmaltzy John Williams retro glow of early Spielberg but instead contrasting badly with the post-apocalyptic trappings and the implied social commentary. And that's the ultimate problem with this visually stunning but half-baked movie: it is too caught up in its own manufactured nostalgia to have any concern for the present or the future. That inherent conflict between sentimentality and forward-progress is essential to the underlying story, but here it is rendered into a meandering mush more concerned with expensive "gee-whiz" effects and cheap "awwww"-inducing pop culture references.… Expand

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43in2014Apr 4, 2018

The short review: A good film about teenagers fending off bad adults, while immersed in a digital game world, that was unfortunately let down by inadequate background story and Spielberg's frustrating view of what a teenager film should notThe short review: A good film about teenagers fending off bad adults, while immersed in a digital game world, that was unfortunately let down by inadequate background story and Spielberg's frustrating view of what a teenager film should not have.

Related media: I have not read the novel of the same name.

What's it like?: It's like Tron and Tron:Legacy, about a person entering the virtual world to complete a task while being pursued by the villains. There are numerous pop culture reference to the 80's and a numerous game characters from the 80's to the present.

Pros: 1) There are a numerous pop culture references to the 80's from gaming, music, films and fashion. Their inclusion is fun and funny, particularly that regarding The Shining.

2) Many of the game characters from the 80's to the present make an appearance in the film as game avatars. This was fun... until it became too much.

3) The film provides many insights into the world of gaming, past and future. It shares with the audience what makes gaming fun and meaningful.

Cons: 1) There is insufficient development in the background stories around the real world part of the film and on the characters in the film. No explanation was provided on how the dystopian world came to be and what the people in the real world do when they are not involved in VR gaming. Our hero does not seem to go to school, work, eat, drink, or go to the toilet at all, for the entire duration of the film!

2) Spielberg has some frustrating styles and views when it comes to true children films. He doesn't allow certain things in his film - he digitally removed firearms from ET, 25 years after it came out. In Ready Player One, some characters die in the novel and one is a lesbians, neither of which happened in the film. Many of his adult characters in his films are also one-dimensional and it is often a case of smart children versus the evil/misunderstanding/uncaring villains/parents/police. While this film is more for teenagers, these criticisms are still somewhat true.

3) The scenes where the teenagers first meet up in the real world were very poorly acted. I was very much enjoying the film until these parts.

How would the the different age groups rate it?

Children: Excellent
Teens: Excellent
Young adults: Excellent
Medium age adults: Good
Old adults: Average

Rating: 4/5 (no half scores). It's worthwhile to pay to watch it in the cinema.… Expand

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FlexedacornApr 11, 2018

I read the book shortly before seeing the movie and found enjoyment in both forms of media. Whereas the book was more 80s theme, the movie was filled with more modern day video game references. I felt walking out of the theater that thisI read the book shortly before seeing the movie and found enjoyment in both forms of media. Whereas the book was more 80s theme, the movie was filled with more modern day video game references. I felt walking out of the theater that this was a must see for fellow gamers such as myself. It was refreshing seeing another action adventure film from Stephen Spielberg. Lately he has been doing a lot of biopics, so it was nice to see the change of pace. They changed a lot of the challenges from the book but I thought this defiantly served the movie well from a pacing perspective. Overall I couldn’t find any major flaws with the film; it was just a good action adventure film to see on the big screen. I do think audiences that do not play video games, may find less value in the film. Due to the fact that they would not be able to appreciate all the hidden Easter eggs.… Expand

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2ofCupsApr 10, 2018

This movie is for the initiated. Drop some acid and go for a ride. Best film I've seen all year for me, hands down!

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samichsupernovaApr 10, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's pulpy. It's fun as heck. It's forgettable. It's got a lot of eye candy. It's about as good as it could have been given the source material, but it's also kind of a wasted opportunity. I'll probably never see it again, but in terms of spectacle, it didn't disappoint.

"Ready Player One" feels like the whole thing was market tested specifically to appeal to me, with Halliday (an excellent performance as always from Mark Rylance) rocking a Rush 2112 poster, the magic words from Excalibur, the Iron Giant, the DeLorean, etc... This film **** the modern obsession with pop culture, gaming, and escaping into fantasy worlds, and shows a bit of the result of where that attitude will eventually take humanity, but the happy ending feels unearned, because the screenwriters and filmmakers fail to make us really care about the characters, or, in lieu of that, provide a meta-narrative with thematic/mythological depth. It just flows like a series of events in a hero's journey, and Wade Watts' power crawl is constant and uninterrupted.

Technically, the film is a visual triumph. You do believe in the OASIS, though due to budget issues, many of the licensed properties seen in the book don't appear in the film (what's here is great, though). Easter Eggs abound within the film and surely eagle-eyed viewers will find much to like in terms of pointing out their favorite properties. The "Shining" detour for the second egg stands out as an obvious highlight. It's easy to imagine certain nerds turning giddy with excitement. If only the film paid as much attention to its script or character development, it might have been a cult classic. As it is, it's a mile wide and a foot deep.

The performances are fine, but the script is mostly forgettable. You know there's a problem when one of the best lines involves I-Rok quoting the Tootsie Roll pop commercial.

As much as I love Mr. Spielberg and think he nails all the set pieces (as he should), I kind of wish a younger filmmaker, or perhaps with more energy, had been given this property.… Expand

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HakoApr 9, 2018

Compared to the book, the movie skips too much in too many areas:
The whole world, its economy and significance of what's happening lack depth, world building gets almost no screen time.
Similarly the characters don't get enough time to fullyCompared to the book, the movie skips too much in too many areas:
The whole world, its economy and significance of what's happening lack depth, world building gets almost no screen time.
Similarly the characters don't get enough time to fully develop.
Whole plot points are replaced with much simpler and less logical sections and the tone of the movie is lighter.
What is great are the visuals, music and action sequences.
Overall: if you want visually stunning, fast paced entertainment without a deep plot I can recommend this. If you want interesting and fairly realistic sci-fi with lots of references to 80s gaming and pop culture, then read the book (highly recommended). But if you're looking for a good book adaptation, then this movie is a nice try, but too shallow - there's a high chance you'll end up disappointed.… Expand

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HealingToolboxApr 9, 2018

For me, a rare movie which moved me despite its many flaws. I suspect the critic-haters were too much in their head to let it move them. The theme? Friends and real-world group effort are worth sacrificing for and even dying for. AFor me, a rare movie which moved me despite its many flaws. I suspect the critic-haters were too much in their head to let it move them. The theme? Friends and real-world group effort are worth sacrificing for and even dying for. A wonderful theme for tweens, teens and 20-somethings. This theme plays against the backdrop of a world the grownups have stopped managing well or managing at all. Sound familiar? I think this is how the last few generations perceive life (maybe the Parkalnd , FL teens can get them more engaged in real world group effort to pass gun laws). If you liked the emotional quality of this, BFG (Big Friendly Giant), Spielberg in his British guise, will liekely appeal to you, another under-appreciated work of filmic-storytelling-art.

I did NOT find Spielberg obsessing over 80s images; or, trying to re-capture his own childhood as reviewers conjecture. The look and feel is spot-on for the story being told. This is professional-grade visual storytelling, pure and simple. I've now reviewed the changes between book and movie. Holy Cow, they made a lot and I think except for the final end scene have improved the film significantly.… Expand

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xJLxMCHammerApr 9, 2018

Whenever you see a movie with high user ration and low critic rating, there is something afoul. It's either the fans being too optimistic or the critics are picking some idiotic flaws.

For this movie, it has to be the critics. This movieWhenever you see a movie with high user ration and low critic rating, there is something afoul. It's either the fans being too optimistic or the critics are picking some idiotic flaws.

For this movie, it has to be the critics. This movie is... awesome. It does a incredible job at capturing the feeling and joy of classic and current character. Without spoiling anything past what the trailers have shown, you will see Iron Giant, Mobile Suit Gundam, and even Mecha Godzilla. I went to dinner with my friends after the movies and we actually had to google all the cameoes to see if we caught them all. Obviously, we only got like 60 compared to the 120+. Beyond the cameos, there is a great story lead with great acting. The CGI is superb; I'd argue it's better than movies like Avatar. There is a lesson in this movie that I feel like the younger audience should really accept; that is, you don't know the face behind the computer. With that said, there was one flaw, that neither I, nor my friends could ignore. One supporting character viewed herself as ugly. Yet, she is amazingly gorgeous, but supposedly, a birthmark made her ugly? It just fell flat! They should have just gotten someone ugly (subjective, i know) to drive whatever point they wanted to get across.… Expand

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brandonjarosApr 9, 2018

This is a pretty well done nostalgia filled movie. My only negatives were that the characters weren't very good, but the visuals were amazing and the plot was pretty interesting.

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benskylerhillApr 9, 2018

It's pretty much exactly what you would expect from Steven Spielberg in terms of theme and tone. Nostalgia abounds in this exciting adventure flick. Tye Sheridan is passable in the lead role, but the show is really stolen by Ben Mendelsohn asIt's pretty much exactly what you would expect from Steven Spielberg in terms of theme and tone. Nostalgia abounds in this exciting adventure flick. Tye Sheridan is passable in the lead role, but the show is really stolen by Ben Mendelsohn as the antagonist. Visually stunning, action-packed, decently acted, and filled with a tolerable amount of cheese in its script, Ready Player One is a blockbuster that will provide slightly forgettable, but certainly not regrettable, thrills.
Story: 7.5
Acting: 6
Script: 4
Visuals/Sound: 9
Entertainment Value: 7.5

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LegitSaltApr 8, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie was, at best, just another Spielberg Film, but for the most part, it looked and felt as well executed as your run of the mill PS2 game. The story was very predictable, and the universe was contradictory in its inner workings. There were a few scenes that I enjoyed, don't get me wrong, but it felt like it had all been done before and better. For those looking for an entertaining pop culture exposure, you would be better off heading to twitch, and for those seeking the retro vibes, there has been a recent influx of easily consumable media pertaining to the 80's. The main character was boring, and his family felt like a cookie cutter "mean dad who moved in with mom who can't get rid of him, and don't fully understand child". Thankfully, this ends as they get killed in an explosion, and then, as all great plot points, never mentioned again. I also feel that the 'bad guys' were stupid, and overall the characters were not relatable, or understandable, with stupid decisions being made on both sides ad nauseam. Watch it if you want, but I certainly felt that It was a 2+ hour time period poorly spent.… Expand

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akenaton1984Apr 8, 2018

Una historia predecible, en la que brillan los efectos especiales, la iluminación y el color. Sobre todo es agradable ver cómo, poco a poco, el mundo virtual se va tornando oscuro mientras que el mundo real se convierte en colorido. Llena deUna historia predecible, en la que brillan los efectos especiales, la iluminación y el color. Sobre todo es agradable ver cómo, poco a poco, el mundo virtual se va tornando oscuro mientras que el mundo real se convierte en colorido. Llena de referencias, sí, pero también de muchos clichés. Apuesta por lo seguro y es una película divertida; pero sólo una más de tantas.… Expand

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DonCrafts1Apr 8, 2018

This movie is really really great! It combines the popular objects and styles from 1980s with the futuristic things together! You guys must watch this film, the bigger screen, the better!

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HkshawApr 8, 2018

If you consider yourself a gamer you owe it to yourself to watch this film. Ready Player One is the first movie I've seen that I would consider a good "video game movie". The references are tasteful, the animation is fitting and gorgeous, andIf you consider yourself a gamer you owe it to yourself to watch this film. Ready Player One is the first movie I've seen that I would consider a good "video game movie". The references are tasteful, the animation is fitting and gorgeous, and the action is solid. The social commentary about large corporations (presented through EA- I mean IOI) taking over/monetizing games was fantastic. Although some of the characters could have been more developed, along with the real world, neither of these aspects were bad, and therefore don't really change my view on the film. Please go see this film now if you like the 80's, anime, gaming, movies, or action go see this now.… Expand

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TheRatingForestApr 8, 2018

Ready Player One was the best movie I have ever seen. It's a big hit and the #1 movie for me ever! Wade Watts is on a journey in the OASIS to find an easter egg. He needs three keys to get it. RPO was a big hit. Ready Player One is great!!!

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PanchogulApr 8, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Cuando la fui a ver no tenia idea de que existia esta película, nunca vi un trailer ni nada, ese dia simplemente fui al cine, no sabia que ver y elegí esta, valio 100% la pena, buenos efectos, buenos personajes aunque les falto desarrollo, entretenida a todo dar.… Expand

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JDDallas1Apr 8, 2018

LOVED this movie!! The MOST fun I've had this year..Thor:Ragnorok/SpiderMan:Homecoming/1st Guardians of Galaxy all 10s for me as well..but THIS was even more original..truly A BLAST!

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gardinnApr 8, 2018

this movie is far the best movie ive seen in 2018 all my reviews are in my opinion but i do give movies the rating they deserve.

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Player2-WaterApr 8, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. E-Value: 9
Acting: 8
Plot: 8

Based on Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel of the same name, this movie is full of references to popular culture from the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s and even the 2010s. There are also many references to films, video games, anime and comic books as well from these eras. This is the non-superhero movie I look forward in 2018.

Set in the dystopian future of the year 2045, a VR (virtual reality) game called the “OASIS” created by the late creator, James Halliday (Rylance), left behind a fortune and his company that developed OASIS when he died. In order for those who want to claim it, they have to solve the clues that will lead to the Easter Egg. Whoever finds the Easter Egg after solving all the clues, that person will gain control of OASIS and his company.

As the year goes on, no one has been able to solve the first clue. Wade Watts (Sheridan) under his avatar name, Parcival, successfully solved the first clue and received one of the three keys which will unlock the door to the Easter Egg and the next clue to the second key. Parcival is then joined by his friends, Aech, Daito, Shoto and Art3mis (Cook) in a quest together to solve the clues and acquired the remaining two keys to the Easter Egg.

Parcival’s victory of finding the first key is noticed by Nolan Sorrento (Mendelsohn), who is the CEO of a video game conglomerate, IOI. He also wants to find the Easter Egg to inherit OASIS and Halliday’s company and he will not let anyone stand in his way to achieve his goals.

As a fan of pop cultures, this movie is quite fun and purely entertaining. This movie is so full of references such as DC Comics and Street Fighter and I cannot even identify all of these references. This is probably why I enjoy it so much and I may need to watch the second time to catch all these references.

Steven Spielberg has done the great job in making this movie enjoyable for movie geeks, gamers and general audiences like me. Credits also goes to Ernest Cline, who contribute the screenplay with Zack Penn for this movie and without Cline, this movie would not have been entertaining and successful. I definitely recommend that you should watch this movie especially to those who are fans of pop cultures and not just movie geeks and gamers.… Expand

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temptershellApr 8, 2018

The film is nothing more than a conglomeration of scenes packed with action and with miserable (for such a budget and creators) special effects, based on nostalgia and beyond that which does not give a meaningful story or characters withThe film is nothing more than a conglomeration of scenes packed with action and with miserable (for such a budget and creators) special effects, based on nostalgia and beyond that which does not give a meaningful story or characters with which one could be identified in any way. It is not enough that the avatars themselves look repulsive and poorly yet the real world is so unreal, stupid and insipid that better "visions of the future" was made half a century ago.… Expand

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GuillermologanApr 7, 2018

Finishing the film I could’not stop see the baffled face of the younger ones, while the parents smiled satisfied. Undoubtedly, this film generates very varied reviews, so my recommendation is that if you have more than 25 years old and a goodFinishing the film I could’not stop see the baffled face of the younger ones, while the parents smiled satisfied. Undoubtedly, this film generates very varied reviews, so my recommendation is that if you have more than 25 years old and a good cultural knowledge, go to see it. If not, better not waste your money and get information in pop culture.
It’s a excellent cinematographic piece full of entertainment and fun. Digested and exciting thought for all generations, but still teenagers and young adults did not understand.… Expand

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Compi24Apr 7, 2018

Steven Spielberg's imagination explodes across the screen in this adaptation of author Ernst Cline's bestselling novel of the same name. This sci-fi action adventure could have easily hinged too heavily on the premise of utilizing popSteven Spielberg's imagination explodes across the screen in this adaptation of author Ernst Cline's bestselling novel of the same name. This sci-fi action adventure could have easily hinged too heavily on the premise of utilizing pop culture references in its narrative. But -- make no mistake -- it's the characters, world, and story that take precedence over the overbearing fan-service that never was. This is a rich, multi-layered, and surprisingly timely film about the wonders of cinema and gaming, and a celebration of the communal joy that can ensue in their consumption. The visuals are captivating. The performances are winsome. And the overall feel is just charming enough for me to overlook some of the narrative flaws. Fantastic work.… Expand

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namanc123Apr 7, 2018

This is a very beautiful movie, especially the fantastic Animation. I love how this movie is packed with Easter Eggs from real life video games. Best movie I've watched this year yet. Black Panther is second.

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VandinrothApr 7, 2018

All in all a pretty average movie. Great special effects but little else of substance. The movie is more like a 2 hour video game with some mild 80's references sewn in that really add nothing to the movie itself. As a kid of the 80'sAll in all a pretty average movie. Great special effects but little else of substance. The movie is more like a 2 hour video game with some mild 80's references sewn in that really add nothing to the movie itself. As a kid of the 80's these references didn't even evoke a sense of nostalgia as they were used to incredibly weakly. Very predictable plot, nothing especially stand out about any of it.… Expand

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diegonelliApr 7, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Personally, one of the few cases where I liked the film more than the book. I was really happy to see that they didn't kill off Daito! The 5 together were like a squad goals, which wasn't there in the book.… Expand

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FurryEskimoApr 7, 2018

The story kept me guessing, the visual were impressive, and the moral was sound.
I thought it might be a nostalgia cash-grab with product placements EVERYWHERE, but it felt more like watching your favorite characters, all going crazy in VR,The story kept me guessing, the visual were impressive, and the moral was sound.
I thought it might be a nostalgia cash-grab with product placements EVERYWHERE, but it felt more like watching your favorite characters, all going crazy in VR, without anyone being OP.
The main bad guy reminds me of Mr. Bison.
Iron giant isn't overused, but gets enough screen-time.
More than anything it reminded me of SWA, but not,,, badddd.....… Expand

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rpg4lifeApr 7, 2018

See this score honestly blows my mind.... This was the best movie ive watched in a very long time. The acting was great, it was funny with no forced comedy like I felt was in Thor, and I love the story. Not to mention the ridiculous amountSee this score honestly blows my mind.... This was the best movie ive watched in a very long time. The acting was great, it was funny with no forced comedy like I felt was in Thor, and I love the story. Not to mention the ridiculous amount of movie and video game easter eggs you see in it. Im sure ill watch it a few more times and catch more I missed. All I have to say is highly entertaining and a must see in theaters!… Expand

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