Ready Player One (2018)

Steven Spielberg couldn't have been more perfect for directing this film and the man who helped shape pop culture through the '70's, 80's and, 90's. And once again he shows that there isn't a film genre he can't direct. The chemistry between Tye S... Read the full review »

Pure cinema pleasure. Read the full review »

Ready Player One hosts an exciting online lobby filled with childhood nostalgia. It's extremely easy to get consumed by the tidal wave of pop culture. The moment the Iron Giant appeared I'm sure many thought "ehh meh gewdd take my money, best film... Read the full review »

Good riddance,Weird Spielberg who makes great Oscar movies for a gold living (Lincoln,The Post) and welcome back,Spielberg who makes adventurous movies (Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Ready Player One and ET). Now that I got that out of the way,let's st... Read the full review »

Ready Player One is a nerd experience for the ages. As Spielberg yet again strikes gold in another brilliant fantasy adventure film. The film manages to have MANY references to the pop culture of the 70s and 80s in a endearing amount while keeping... Read the full review »

Ready Player One exudes adventure, and redefines the genre. Spielberg returns to his blockbuster form with a film that will leave you grinning from ear to ear, so much so that you might forget all the little problems you had with it. Read the full review »

Ready Player One is a fast paced, fun adventure ride! This film packs in a lot of action and humor in a vivid fantasy world. It's a good story with a good message. I wouldn't say this film is a must-see for everyone. It's a good movie, but if you'... Read the full review »

“Ready Player One” dishes out a liberal serving of memberberries piled-high atop a generic, hollow bowl. It’s a film that relies so heavily on sweet nostalgia that half of its budget must’ve been spent on securing the rights to the cavalca... Read the full review »

When “Ready Player One” begins, the theater is pitch black with only the setting written across the screen (Columbus, Ohio 2045). Almost immediately, Jump by Van Halen blares in all its nostalgic glory, and, if you’re anything like me, you i... Read the full review »

Amazing visuals and the cast is likeable but I would likely never watch this movie again. Read the full review »

A few years ago, I happened upon the audiobook of an unknown author named Ernest Cline. He had this dystopian novel about how an internet game had become a way of life and the contest that became a quest for all of mankind. The kicker was that bec... Read the full review »