Snikt
Sr Member
Please explain why.
Ready Player One
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PantheraGem
Sr Member
From happiness? Has that ever happened to anyone else or am I the only one?
Real Scooby
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The last time started to cry out of joy, was with WALL-E when EVE put the replacement circuit into him and started to remember and finaly came back to his old
TinyTim
Active Member
First off, There can only be one.
II. A few times, not that strange. your post was just enigmatic...
Is it too late to make predictions? I swear on my life as a nerd that I haven't seen it yet,
Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? Hey remember this? ...
I have a feeling this movie will just make me wish i was watching one of the 100 other movies it references.
I have a feeling this movie will just make me wish i was watching one of the 100 other movies it references.
B-Movie Zombie
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Just got done seeing it. GREAT movie! I think they did a amazing job with it.
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Indeed, what a great movie. I've already watched it twice! 
CB2001
Master Member
I was ready to rock.
My avatar was buffed to the eyeballs and armed to the teeth. I was packing as many magic items and as much firepower I could squeeze into my inventory.
Everything was in place. Our plan was in motion. It was time to go. - Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, Chapter 34.
#IAMREADY
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My avatar was buffed to the eyeballs and armed to the teeth. I was packing as many magic items and as much firepower I could squeeze into my inventory.
Everything was in place. Our plan was in motion. It was time to go. - Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, Chapter 34.
#IAMREADY
https://youtu.be/hzpDOB2JYKc
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Saw it last night, thought it was spectacular, and lots of fun. VERY different from the book, and while I found some of the exclusions disappointing, the new stuff was great, and most of the changes were either beneficial and/or necessary. Definitely some super-cringe moments, but a blast regardless. Absolutely worth seeing in theaters.
I went
I saw
I loved it.
Very family friendly and had me chuckling constantly.
A must for anyone who frequents these types of forums.
I saw
I loved it.
Very family friendly and had me chuckling constantly.
A must for anyone who frequents these types of forums.
Just saw it. Overall enjoyed it, but it fell short of it's potential. This had the potential to be a great trilogy. Putting this entire story into one movie made it feel crammed. A lot of exposition to establish everything, not a lot of time to get to know the characters. With that said it's not bad, there were many moments/scenes that I loved. The comedy, visual style, and characters felt very true to the book. Already planning on making a parzival costume.
CB2001
Master Member
It still has potential to be a trilogy. Ernest Cline is working on a sequel to the book and has registered the title for a third book. If the books are good and the film does good at the box office, then we may have adaptations of the next two stories.
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I just saw the movie today and I feel like I'm the only person that actually didn't like the movie. I feel like the book was so amazing and I've read the book 3 times and the movie didn't even come close to it. They changed so much that I feel like they just tossed the book out the window and said "And now for something completely different"
I think visually it was a good movie, but thats about it. Overall, I was very disappointed.
I think visually it was a good movie, but thats about it. Overall, I was very disappointed.
CB2001
Master Member
It's understandable. But as I've stated before, not everything in the book can work for the film. Changes had to be made in order to make things flow better for the new medium. I understand it's not as great as the book, but it was still impressive with what we were able to get. Besides, in the opening chapter of the book, Wade does point out about how previous attempts at telling his story never got it right. So, you could sort of picture the film as one of those attempts.
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