Eggs. Eggs everywhere.

Rating: 9/10 (17 April 2018)

Want to feel nostalgic? Well Spielberg and Cline will hit you in the face with a plate full of it. Permeated with a salad of popular culture references and 80's nostalgia, this movie represents a sum of the 21st century. Despite the lack of character depth later on in the movie and the somewhat unnecessary narrative parts in the beginning, the story is brilliantly presented. Both Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke drops the mic on their performance and Mark Rylance's also unsurprisingly nails his.
In my opinion, the movie is a satirical representation of how a teenager in this time and age interacts with the digital world and reality. How an individual thinks that things in the virtual world would affect his/her life in a greater scale than actual reality and ironically, how they actually want it to be. Because the reality is rotten enough. Though ultimately, it makes us realize that no matter how stained the reality is, that's the only place where a person can actually "live" a life. But also leaves us with the question, 'can we really?'
Gem of a movie! Highly recommend to watch it. Especially if you're a fan of the 80's. You'll find yourself in A LOT of occasions where you'd say to yourself, "Ah! I understood that reference!"