Synopsis
A better reality awaits.
When the creator of a popular video game system dies, a virtual contest is created to compete for his fortune.
2018 Directed by Steven Spielberg
When the creator of a popular video game system dies, a virtual contest is created to compete for his fortune.
Tye Sheridan Olivia Cooke Ben Mendelsohn Lena Waithe T.J. Miller Simon Pegg Mark Rylance Philip Zhao Win Morisaki Hannah John-Kamen Ralph Ineson Susan Lynch Clare Higgins Perdita Weeks Letitia Wright Mckenna Grace Lulu Wilson Cara Pifko Vic Chao Cara Theobold Isaac Andrews Joel MacCormack Kit Connor Leo Heller Antonio Mattera Lynne Wilmot Kae Alexander Michael Wildman Adolfo Álvarez Show All…
Perry Evans Pierrick Barbin Edmund Kolloen Brian Bartolini Jamie Mills Billy Dunn Yann Dupont Lee Perkins Eddie A. Reid IV Jack Evans Barry Kriegshauser Shoichi Matsubara Aldrich Torres Nihal Friedel
Anna Pinnock Richard Touch Stuart Chambers Matthew Wood James Darnbrough Wyn Jenkins Joe Reel Randy Severino
Charlie Pedersen Lilla Schwarz Christopher Brennan Andrew Ellwood Nicholas Ellwood Chris Giles Declan O'Donnell Massimo Vico Chris L. Ward
Roger Guyett Matthew E. Butler Daniel Brimer Alex Jaeger Grady Cofer Ann Podlozny Christian Alzmann Ben Lock David Shirk Edward Randolph Jennifer Meislohn Kim Ooi Stephen Tappin Shahar Levavi Alex Reinach Georgie Uppington Andrew Eick Genevieve McMahon Mathieu Vig Edward Zhou Arild Anfinnsen
Dorian Kingi Nellie Burroughes Garrett Warren Adam Horton Nick Roeten Matt Berberi Gary Powell Ben Dimmock Helen Steinway Bailey Martin De Boer Lee Millham Lauren Okadigbo Mallory Thompson James O'Daly Claire Lawrence Alli Beckman Tracey Eddon Tony Lazzara Chad Bowman Sarah Lawrence Xavier Lake Ben Essex Sina Ali Carly Michaels Aidan Brindle Oleg Podobin Calvin Warrington-Heasman Venice Smith Karen Teoh Ayanna Linton Dom Dumaresq Nikki Powell Rick English Pete Olivant Joe Watts Tien Hoang
Gary Rydstrom Kyrsten Mate Richard Hymns E.J. Holowicki Dennie Thorpe Jana Vance Dee Selby Andy Nelson Addison Teague Blake Collins Paul Munro Geoff Vaughan Jesse Johnstone Hunter Crowley Matt Lange
Niamh O'Loan Gary Archer Kenny Myers Lois Burwell Catherine Heys Audrey Doyle Leslie Devlin Sharon Nicholas
Amblin Entertainment Warner Bros. Pictures Village Roadshow Pictures Access Entertainment Dune Entertainment
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There was not a single frame of this movie where I thought to myself "Steven Spielberg directed this"
like Spielberg had a vision of hell but also he wants to make sure we still have fun
every teenage boy who has no personality traits besides being good at video games and recognizing references due to all the time he spends on reddit threads: god i’m so fucking valid
to each their own, but i still think it was too soon for a spy kids 3: game over remake
READY PLAYER ONE (aka Super Smash Bros: The Movie) is HOOK for kids raised on HOOK. weak storytelling but a one-of-a-kind rendering of stunted youth, and a fascinating study of pop culture as a language / prison. will be the subject of grad school dissertations for decades. bad ones, probably.
it didn’t really work for me as spectacle (something like Sword Art Online mines similar terrain more successfully), but i dug it as a knotted meta-commentary about our relationship to the things we create / the paralyzing nature of nostalgia. only Spielberg could have made this, and it's mostly interesting only *because* Spielberg actually did.
anyway, that 2nd act "haunted house" sequence sure is something.
me: still has films like moonlight and phantom thread in my watchlist
me: chooses this :/
every time i started to have fun tye sheridan would open his mouth and something insane like "A FANBOY KNOWS A HATER" would fall out and cancel the illusion
"James Halliday kept a log of every movie he ever watched and the number of times he watched it."
Alright so which one of you on here is going to create the Oasis in 7 years?
almost every second of this kept me entertained, but by the last few scenes the effect started to wear off. i had fun, but nothing really resonated with me otherwise
the second challenge and the iron giant were fuckin SICK though
Steven Spielberg is going to die.
Hopefully not today or tomorrow or anytime soon, but at some point in the near-ish future — after more than five decades of projecting his soul directly onto movie screens — the bearded architect who built so much of the modern world’s collective imagination will fade into its collective memory. Considering that the increasingly prolific filmmaker has released two major studio features in just the last four months, it might seem a bit premature to speculate about Spielberg’s demise (or even his retirement), but the guy is 71 years old, and not even the gods can live forever.
More to the point, Spielberg has clearly started to think about this himself, the shadow of…