Ernest Cline's novel Ready Player One is a fun read, made all the more pleasant for those perusers who experienced childhood in the halcyon days of 80s computer games, music, films, and popular culture. The main way a motion picture adjustment of the story should be possible equity is to get Steven Spielberg to wrangle the many, numerous references, Easter eggs, in-jokes, and popular culture milieu that the incredible producer himself was a noteworthy piece of. In any case, as a trio of new TV spots/featurettes from Warner Bros. recommend, the studio is going for the hard offer where Ready Player One is concerned. The story is best delighted in, as I would like to think, as a fun cavort through recollections of the 80s as permitted by cutting edge VR remaining in for boundless creative energy and plausibility, yet the recommendation that Cline is a type of science fiction prophet is ridiculous.This thing is popcorn, unadulterated and basic.

Prepared Player One stars Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Ben Mendelsohn and T.J. Mill operator, with Simon Pegg and Oscar-champ Mark Rylance, and opens in U.S. theaters on March 30th.

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