"Ready Player One" is of course very different from "The Post." It is based on the debut novel of Ernest Cline (who had previously written the screenplay to "Fanboys") which was released in 2010, with the movie rights being sold immediately as well. Cline co-wrote the screenplay to his book with superhero specialist Zak Penn ("X2", "The Incredible Hulk", "Avengers"), and Spielberg signed on to direct, making this his return to the kind of adventure movies he made in the 1970s to 1990s, albeit with a very different look. Here's the trailer:
So, how did you enjoy the first big-budget sneak movie of 2018? Did you like the visuals, both for the "Oasis" and the real 2045? How about the pop-culture references to to mainly things from the 1970s and 1980s? And what did you think of the largely unknown protagonists (though Olivia Cooke alias Art3mis was the "Dying Girl" for "Me and Earl", and Tye Sheridan played Cyclops in the last "X-Men" movie)? Post your thoughts about "Ready Player One" as a reply to this article - you can use your VR helmet for that, if you like.
). Mehrt längere Szenen, wie die Shining Szene hätte da gut getan. Schauspielerisch kann man wenig sagen, soviel gespielt wurde da ja nicht und teilweise wirkten die meisten Szenen wie mit mehr als 100% CGI hergestellt. In 3D muss das die Hölle sein, insofern ein positiver Punkt unserer Vorführung. Viele passend versteckte Ostereier waren ja klasse, aber auch das war zuviel des Guten. Diese Gamer mit der Realität verbinden Thematik wurde mMn viel besser in Scott Pilgrim umgesetzt - trotzdem ist RPO kein schlechter Film, sogar noch ein guter, aber für mich kein Topfilm - ich sag mal eine knappe 2- geht in Ordnung...