Ready Player One
DVD - 2018
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Add Age SuitabilityMonica_Diana_Czekirda thinks this title is suitable for 14 years and over
Quotes
Add a QuoteMany quotes in IMDb including this cutie (Thanks to the contributors):
Parzival: Some people can read War and Peace and come away thinking it's a simple adventure story...
Art3mis: Others can read the ingredients on a chewing gum wrapper and unlock the secrets of the universe.
I finally got this movie from hold my brother wanted us to get during the summer that way we have more time to watch the movie but i got it now when i had already started school i went back in Oct last week of Oct i find this movie creppy too with the scelletion,
Notices
Add NoticesFrightening or Intense Scenes: re-creation of the horror film the shinning. includes a literal flood of blood, ax attacks, frightening/gross zombies. Some weird naked witch lady who is extremely creepy.
Coarse Language: Many uses of s--t,plus the occasional a--hole,bitch, dickweed, douche bag, balls, hell, damn, goddamn, oh my God, pissed, ghetto trash, noob, And there's one momentous use of the word f---ing.
Summary
Add a Summaryhis brother said shut up let him tell me they laughed i was like what is that on it's gun i thought that was a tazer she said Nancy Drew we watched the movie i didn't see a guy has a big face hey isn't he from the horrle movie i said matt said yes Daito said 1st to the egg with a midd;e finger i didn't see it in theatheres people laughed when he kicked him in the balls when he said step 2 me i heard step to me one lady laughed how Nolan got out of the chair and grabs his balls when i saw the t.v it remines me of Jumage i said how come i didn't think of that before i said in teatheres when she said give me a hug he said ninjas don't hug people they laughed when everyone was watching on the glassis i though the bad guy is showing them somethin but the Parzivai is showing then playing the game to her carfully she pounched him they laughed the hi five contrled the oase and everything was good TheEnd thats the only goodthing i went to see the movie when there was Hello Kitty .
1% of the Brilliant Book is used. The Greatest mystery is why the book's author, Ernest Cline, helped savage it into the deranged and mutilated screenplay? Why was he complicit in Speilberg making a live action Wreck It Ralph / Goonies mashup that would INFURIATE the real Fans in the theater? I had to stop myself leaving the Theater multiple times, because I viewed it with friends. Such a Disappointment. Why write a Ready Player 2, only to be butchered into flashy garbage? Maybe he learned his lesson, or will once incensed Hardcore fans with Gunter tattoos rain down fusillades of stink bombs upon the traitorous Author's noggin, come his next book tour. Would have worked better as a limited series run on a well-moneyed streaming or cable channel. For Shame!!!
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Add a CommentFantastic movie, I love the fact that they push the idea of disconnecting from the game to remember to live life outside of the world of fantasy.
The visual effects is rather unpleasant, especially the racing part, not pretty, not enjoyable, it is way too fast, too much light, it can cause headache. The plot isn’t great as well, as it is all over the place.
This is one of two movies I can think of which are better than their corresponding book (the other example is "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children"), and it's for the same reason in both cases - one of the best filmmakers in Hollywood history, adapting the promising-but-flawed first novel of a brand-new author. The radical degree to which the story is changed for cinematic purposes makes it barely recognizable, but if taken on its own merits, it is fairly excellent, with most of its mild failings coming from the same Easter-egg overload that makes it awesome the rest of the time. Eager to see it again.
None of that old Spielberg magic.
This movie was a pleasant surprise - (**I have not read the book so don't know how it compares!) Even for a non-gamer like myself I found it quite entertaining. It is an interesting story centering around virtual reality in the future (that I really hope the world is not like that 30 years from now!) with lots of throw-backs (music / movies etc) that the non-millennials will get. Recommended for 12 and up.
good
I haven’t read the book yet, but the movie was good. Anyone who likes video games will probably enjoy it.
It's decent if you haven't read the book, a disappointment otherwise.
Book was way better, made me disappointed they changed the story so much for the film
If you have NOT read the book this is a good film on it's own. If you have read the book you will most likely be disappointed. Many of the details that made me love the book are missing.