Everything GREAT About Ready Player One! 

Multiple copyright claims and then a final block, it was time to bring this one back to life! So no, you're not going crazy, this is a re-edit and reupload. Sorry for the delay in the new one, but the copyright claims are out of control right now, even for new stuff.

"I understood that reference" the movie.

I feel bad for player two, they never asked if they're ready

“Ready player 2: the rise of ai” is scarily accurate

Having read the sequel, “Ready Player Two”, that came out a few days ago 14:22 isn’t entirely inaccurate

lol, the red vs blue character saying "its a legitimate strategy" killed me!!!

I was fortunate enough to be a Sixer in the movie and also Ben Mendelssohn’s stand in. It was the most fun filming in those rigs but the best thing was having Steven Spielberg put his hands on my shoulders and gave me an eyeline for a closeup!! (Standing next to Ben when Parcival gives his speech)

What's amazing is that the book and the film are completely different from each other so everyone can enjoy everything twice.

“Pop culture icon battle royale” Literally just Fortnite now

The Back To The Future jingle when Parzival used the Zemeckis cube honestly gave me chills the first time I saw it

8:26 Aech "I've never seen The Shining, is it really scary?" This clip cuts out Sho's response: "I had to watch it through my fingers". Yep.

The “Ready player two: Rise of A.I.” Thing was... weirdly accurate. Especially since this video came out months before that book was released

I’ve always wondered if players went back to the planet, will there be just tons of money laying around to pick up? I think it’ll be cool if so. Someone could spawn in and be a millionaire, possibly a trillionare with that many people that were once on planet Doom.

This movie has what I would call the "Super Smash Bros. Effect". There's just something really exciting about seeing some of of the stuff you love interact with some other stuff you love in an official capacity, and all of the other references that come along with it. For instance, no matter your opinions about the quality of the movie, seeing THE Gundam show up in a big budget Hollyywood movie is hype as fuck.

I was hyped when they brought the Iron Giant back, shows that Warner Bros. shouldn't have treated it like garbage at the box office

I love how this movie is set in the late 2000's into the 3000's yet it still surrounds and uses 70', 80's, 90's music a bunch. i like how creators of it show that late 60's-90's music will always be awsome.

One of my big criticisms regarding the movie's changes from the book: The first key was designed to be accessible by everyone, which was Halliday's whole shtick. The dude was a beacon of fairness and equality between the poor and the rich. He didn't punish the rich, but he gave those without resources ample opportunities. The first key, in the book, was hidden in a location literally accessible by everyone. As travel in the virtual world costs currency, the key was hidden where the most basic users - school children - are stuck without the money to leave the area. In the movie? You need to have disposable income to travel to a certain location and buy a RACING CAR and fuel it, then place it in an environment that could destroy said car and require further payments. This is not fair. This does not represent Halliday's good and fair nature. It also doesn't help us perceive the main character as poor. Yes, he lives in a stack, yes, he games from inside a van in a scrapyard, but his virtual lifestyle status is pretty good if he can afford a pimped DeLorean. Only thing they show to hint at his financial situation is him collecting money to refuel, but even then it's not really significant in the face of the other riches. In addition to the point of the movie's Gunt being unfair, the final stage requires a bit of information no one possesses other than Ogden Morrow. Supposedly, if someone didn't physically talk with him and still reached the last level, they'd get actually stuck, gamebreakingly stuck. My other criticism is the depiction of 1:1 movement input. People running in the streets to run in the INTERSTELLAR video game makes no sense. Neither does the 101 employees being grouped in the game as they are grouped in real life, such that a bunch being crushed to death is reflected in a zone being colored red in their workstations. The book said that subtle hand movements moved your avatar around. There is no reason or sense in 1:1 movements. People can easily run into objects in real life that aren't in the game.

"I didn't see this movie and I'm here for the spoilers" cliche. Ding.

How do you not give a win to Halliday, who created the most important thing in the world and combining it with a treasure hunt that captivated the world for years, going out on a humble "Thanks for playing my game"?

I really liked the aunt. Before her death she sounded worried when she asked if that was her nephew when called to try and warn them. Yes they have a shacky relationship but it was clear that they loved each other. They were the last family they had of each other

"How does Sonic get into every video game movie and I don't?"

CinemaWins: I'm sure you can study this film for days and still not find every single reference or easter egg. Gunters: At least make this a challenge for me.

I always laugh at the password Ben Mendelsohns character uses. The 'Ø' used for a zero is a used by scandinavian languages.. 'boss' is a leader. 'Bøss' means gay. Gets me every time.

Why Sorento pulling the gun is unrealistic: He pulled it in the United States in Detroit, jussayin.

The reason why the Iron Giant was missing some weapons was explained early on. Arch said that she was working on it but it wasn’t finished yet

The Iron Giant being a commission in no way means there has to be licensing. More than likely, The Oasis has a basic design concept, like chemistry or basic physics. Like Minecraft, it takes time and resources to build things. Aech does the grinding, and someone in the real world pays her real cash for the labor. This is how people live in VR but still pay their bills in the real world, and it also explains why no one is invincible and why the Iron Giant doesn't have all of its massive arsenal, because those things take a lot of grinding to make. Plus, the better designers who get things more spot-on are naturally going to be able to demand a higher price for the immersive authenticity. One big commission might pay her bills for a year.

The fact that no-one figured out to go backwards from the start i incredulous.

15:14 there is a little borderlands stand in the bottom left corner with claptrap, some loot boxes, a polygon item, and some weapons on display.

Expectation: "Omg, this is the guy who won the key! I wanna take a picture!" Reality: "Oh, its the guy who won the key... *I'm gonna kill 'em.* "

would love to see an “Everything Great About ‘Interstellar’”

I don't get the complaints about the use of the Iron Giant in this movie. Because, it's _not_ the Iron Giant; it's someone controlling a virtual representation of the Iron Giant. In the context of the movie, it doesn't matter at all that the girl controlling the Iron Giant is doing the opposite of what the actual Iron Giant would probably do. Also it was like a, "time to bring out the big guns" thing and the Iron Giant she had sitting in her garage was the strongest thing she had, so obviously she was going to pick it.

SPOILER WARNING: There’s a new book in this series called “Ready Player Two” and at 14:21 you may have predicted who the villain is.

He literally predicted ready player two

Harsher in Hindsight: Morrow is sort of drowning himself in nostalgia, being the Curator of the Halliday Journals. His best friend and his wife are both dead, he's locked out of Gregarious Games, and the movie makes no mention of Halcydonia Interactive, the company he and Karen created after Morrow was forced out of Gregarious. One might assume that Morrow is spending time with his best friend the only way he can now.

This is literally the best of nerd and online culture. Everything. From Furries, to Gamers, to Movie Buffs, to Stans, to streamers, to let's players, to book nerds, to treasure hunters, to geocache hunters (That's the connection to the literal easter eggs.), to David fan culture, to platformer gods, to speed runners, to comic book fans, to car enthusiasts, to arcade legends, to literally everything that makes this entire network so happy. All we are missing are the pokemon.

When this was released I legit cried from nostalgia and from PTSD from all those hard levels from COD Halo And even on Battle Toads this movie is the spittin image of every Millennial-Gen X dream's, just truly, amazing

watching this movie in 3D is one of the greatest decisions I have ever made

I think the iron giant was like a recipe in Minecraft. It's in the game but only those who are willing to spend a crazy amount of time grinding for the parts will create it.

19:33 He predicted multiversus 2 years before it was even a thing. And that's why CinemaWins is worth 10 thousand wins himself

for anyone wondering I would 100 percent recommend you read the book yeah its long but its one of my favorite books ever and even if it has a different approach from the movie its still incredible

Have I seen this before.. Yes I have but I’m still watching it

any chance we’ll get an “everything great about ‘Rise Of The Guardians’”?

When I watched this and went to talk to friends about it, I repeatedly called Halliday Akihito kayaba. Yeah... they clearly watched it

2:30 not only did I see this movie in imax 3D, I was so obnoxiously obsessed with this film even before it came out that I shelled out cash to watch it in DBox. That racecar scene turned into a bloody rollercoaster for me and 2 other rows of viewers. To this day still my guilty pleasure movie.

Everything Great About Disney's Atlantis: The Lost Empire

12:16 Di-Di- Did you just make a Red Vs Blue reference?!?!?!

The stacks and the dancing were exactly how i imagined whole reading, i loved that book, gotta read it again

Also, the pain from the kick to Sorrento’s nuts taking longer to wear off is just… *chef’s kiss*

Everything Great About Disney's The Emperor's New Groove

This is the movie for anyone who loves videogames, Steven Spielberg, and the 80s and 90s. It's a great movie

14:21 after reading the second book its is crazy how insanely accurate this is.

Ready Player Two:- Novel has been released and it indeed is the rise of AI. So far good going......

7:15 the guy who says: want the millenium falcon? played an imperial director in star wars rogue one

I like how after I watched this movie with my family, my old ass, cool ass, badass, mum schooled my 14yo nephew on gamer stuff lol My nephew said "The references were cool, but it's stupid how people had avatars and stuff from licensed stuff... no game ever would just let you have Batman as an avatar or overwatch characters.." and my mom popped back with "Have you ever heard of loot boxes, DLC or customization? I'm sure those are costumes or whatever. People probably payed to look like that, or customized it! Dante has made our exact car on racing games, (she had a custom red and blue cutlass I made in forza for her.) that batman game has like 50 skins and batmobiles and this one game let him blow stuff up using a farting unicorn! Jeez. Get powned noob." That last bit was embarrassing but I realized then that my mom actually *does* pay attention. Our thing is TV and games. We eat dinner together and watch our shows; westworld, the CW DC shows, and the Netflix Marvel stuff and some anime. and on weekends we play video games. We take turns on narrative stuff like the Telltale games, TWD, GoT.. etc and more difficult games I play on easy and she watches like a movie (The last of us, KH3.. etc.) Honestly this movie showed me that my mom wasn't just watching anime and suffering through video games for my benefit. It became our thing when I was a young teen with cancer and between surgeries and treatments we would binge blockbuster rentals and play video games. We just kept with it and now shes an MCU expert.. But this movie... she knew so many more references than I thought, she remembered that Barbara Gordon was my favorite and knew she should've been paralyzed when she saw her. The movie helped me realize that we actually were connecting with movies and games and not just passing time, because we talk and discuss and theorize and share ideas. Her little obnoxious speech just showed me how important she is to me and how long she's been there for me. I absolutely love this movie and my mom does too. Maybe I'll throw in the bluray this week and we can play easter egg bingo! P.S. Yes. My mom actually said "Get Pwn'd N00b" to a kid. She says it often because she got us a classic mustang coupe as a project car when I recovered and my dumbass at 17 thought the vanity plate PWNY** was a good idea because I was super cool and popular and a l33t gamer So she sees that tag daily and her name is the Black Pwny. So yeh, my 53yo mom says Pwn'd pretty regularly. "Get Pwn'd spider! Die, fucker!" "Omg.. this puppy got Pwn'd by this cat, come look!" Sometimes it makes no sense; "I could Pwn a steak, I'm starving." But she knows and says it to annoy me on purpose. Shes rad.

The timer for Daito’s Dundam is a reference to Ultraman’s Color Timer, since Ultraman was in the original novel, but rights issues meant that Spielberg had to replace it with the Gundam and Iron Giant.

I love this movie so much. Me and my son bonded so much over it and I nearly cry every time from the nostalgia.

I thought I wouldn’t like the movie cause the book is a little dated in story conventions now, but instead I loved the movie. They made Artemis a much better character, for one. All the deliberately chosen (to Halliday’s tastes) pop culture references, crisp visuals, the actor behind Halliday. Very well executed IMO.

The greatest and most impressive thing about this movie is how they recreated "The Shining" in exact detail. That sequence was a work of art.

2:03 hold up, why am I suddenly in charge of cinemasins guy's funeral?

I loved your Red vs Blue reference at 12:16! I know what i need to go rewatch now!

I feel like this movie is pretty underrated for how amazing it is.

"it's a legitimate strategy!" oh my god, did not expect callback this day and age.

7:20 That movie is called The Lego Movie 2.

when i first watched this movie... i cackled with joy tears in my eyes, especially at the big fight at the end... i was just so happy.

second watch really brings out cinema wins hidden meaning

For me, Tye Sheridan was perfect for this role, I watch it with the X-men in mind (winning the quicksilver hair)

I don't know why but the Gundam entrance scene always gives me the chills

5:15 I cant take this guy seriously because whenever I hear his voice I just think of Fred from big hero 6

"Give me a hug" "Ninjas don't hug" HAHHA that's one of my fav lines

16:45 That's a Sonic Homing Attack. Nice touch!

What’s interesting is that out of all the references, Ruby Rose is on screen for such a short time, not even slowing down the footage guarantees you finding her without direction.

Loved the quick RvB shoutout in the camper joke.

I actually find the complaints against this movie very annoying. For every piece of criticism I hear I just sort of roll my eyes and say "So what?" The truth is I like these kind of movies and RPO offers me one with a very wide range of imagination and pop culture icons. I can't help but feel like there's a certain level of freedom that comes with all that.

i will never forgive this movie for not teleporting the whole army and having them walk to the last fight instead.NEVAH!

11:01 The way how he said “Not again!” I literally felt that

Just saw Eagle 5 in the background at 3:52, all this time and I'm still finding new references

Everything Great about Jumanji: The next level please

13:04 that just reminded me, while it’s a bit obscure and she didn’t die, Hannah John-Kamen was the voice of Lords blade Ciaran from the Artorias of the Abyss DLC in dark souls. So yeah, idk if there was room for a “YOU DIED” joke or “git gud” but RPO has a few game references and having the voice of Lords Blade Ciaran in it was just a coincidence? I think not

“Ben could sell power gloves to an amputee” killed me

At 5:28 is that the same voice actor that played the guy in the dragon suit in big hero 6

So glad it’s back. I read the book and while the movie is quite different, I really liked it.

I wanna see a sequel directed by ROBERT ZEMECKIS

the delorean backwards to win the key and the back to the future music cue nostalgia with the cube the best part for me

watching the movie after reading the second book makes me realize a lot of things that happened that had seemingly little to none explanation having a whole backstory and it just feels so surreal

I really wish the end of the movie wasn't so tonally different from the book. Movie ending: we're going to make people live their lives instead of spending all their time in the virtual world, though I'm pretty sure if Wade hadn't been the main character and the same events went on, he'd probably be pretty pissed at having to endure his boring and pretty much abusive home life.

I loved this movie. I actually read the book before I saw the movie and I can safely say the book was better but the movie was still pretty good.

the glave!!!was just a total "Krull" highlight for me! Kudos to Spielberg....Love the channel

If you pause the video at 13:55. You can see Halliday working on the bathroom scene from the Shining. Hinting at where the second key might be early in the movie.

Imagine him watching Sinbad legend of the seven seas, i dont care if adding Sins or Wins, I just wanna see this movie again

Oh man, you were exactly right about that Back to the Future trill, the first time I watched it, I got goosebumps.

Let's not forget the perfect casting of Lena Waithe who literally has Aech's trademark cheshire grin for real!

It's awesome they included real world Dev stuff. Like at 5:01, nothing being rendered until being in visible space is called "hidden-surface determination" or "occlusion culling." It's a technique game devs use to greatly increase performance so they can add things like higher resolution textures and more complicated geometry.

Everything great about Ready Player One Me: EVERYTHING

I just watch Mark Rylance in the Trial of the Chicago 7 all the way through I was like I know this actor! He did such good job portraying the frustration at the judge thoughtout the movie. Loving all your videos "Everything great about..." I didn´t realise how much I enjoy movie with amazing world building like: Luc besson´s Valerian and the city of thousand planets to Ready player one and even Edge of Tomorrow. Also been watching Sideways´s video and been learning to appreciate scores in movies so much more.

Another nice thing is the DeLorean isn't just BttF car, it has KITT's (from k2000) red light on the front, and it's awesome, love it

Seriously, the copyright system on RU-vid is out of control.

I don’t understand why not a single person chose Godzilla as their avatar.

I have one thing to add to this kinda, when Parzival and Artemis are in the distracted globe she says something like "maybe Haliday wanted to take Kira on a virtual date, as if that ever works" while Parzival thinks that they are on a date sorta thing but idk if this fits here but but I just thought it was interesting

I don't think you mentioned it, but I really love how they followed the journey of a side protagonist who was actually an IOI member. He's the one who beats adventure near the end of movie. You can see him still super invested in the atari even while everyone aroun him is dying in battle in the war room. It really shows the power the oasis has to bring out everyone's inner child, even if it's just someone's first time beating adventure.

Everything great about Ready Player One? That would be just about everything in the whole movie!