I'm struggling to understand the point of this movie. It's mildly interesting as a look at a character that has some depth to it, but not as anything else.

There's no growth or redemption for Ingrid. Dan Pinto is the only likable character in the film.

There's also an action taken by Ingrid near the end of the movie that is never truly addressed by anybody, unless I really missed something.

When the film started, I thought it might eventually…

I am a fan of both Stephen Spielberg's body of work, as well as Ernest Cline's novel by the same name adapted into this film. I read the novel around five years ago and finally got around to watching this. When I first heard that Spielberg was attached to direct this, I felt comfortable and wouldn't have wanted to see it in anybody else's hands. Then the trailers dropped, and the movie just didn't look how I expected it to…