Read the book? DON´T WATCH IT!!

Rating: 1/10 (18 April 2018)

A total and complete disaster. I´m really disappointed.
It's my first time reviewing a movie here and I felt that I needed to vomit all my thoughts here, where I'm sure other people like me (who read the book) will in a way appreciate my words (forgive my english.... it´s not my first language so you may find some typing errors).
I just came out of the cinema almost crying, whining to my wife explaining all the details the movie incredible missed or absurdly changed. I waited so long for this movie and I cant believe it misses SO MANY KEY PARTS of the book!!
In my opinion, the best part of the original story is the character development. Wade going from 0 to slowly building his own empire. How he gets to know other characters, winning their trust, learning new skills.... Everything cooked up slowly. But in the movie, everything is thrown at the table expecting us to magically connect the dots, missing the excitement of seeing all the things Wade did to level up his character.
For example, all the pages dedicated to explain how Wade spent most of his time wondering alone at the school premises, reading and learning on his own, wishing having better gear, money to travel and spend time in other worlds with other cool people completing cool quests, how he managed to find the first key ALONE and all what came after that, the massive global reactions of the people seeing for the FIRST time in YEARS a NAME at the billboard, and how he kept hanging out with Aech like nothing happened despite being the worlds´t famous person on earth... lots of things that kept us hooked to the book that somehow Spielberg didnt´t felt or perhaps didn't care to have them on the book.
Also, I´m curious about Ernerst Cline reactions to this movie. Is he happy? sad? expected it? Or did he only care about the money? Perhaps he thought this was his one and only opportunity to have his story produced and moreover, by the Oh Mighy Lord Spielberg. Maybe he knew Spielberg wasn´t following the storyline and only cared having his book delivered on the big screen, at any cost.
As others people pointed in other comments, this story has to be organized in 3 movies, one for each Key. That would be awesome. Hope i'm alive to see this someday, produced by anyone who felt the same things I felt after devouring this book in less than a week.