An amazing, meaningful and entertaining blockbuster

Rating: 9/10 (30 March 2018)

Wow! Wow! Wow! That was an amazing cinematic experience. If you have the chance, go see it in IMAX, especially IMAX 3D.
Ready Player One is based on Ernest Cline's best-selling novel of the same name. At the time of its release, the work was impressed by the intriguing storyline along with a great deal of pop cultures from the 70s, 80s.
The main story:
In 2045, the distinction between the rich and the poor became extreme. Everyone is immersed in the virtual world of OASIS to forget the reality. Until the founder died, he left a fortune and said that anyone who found the three hidden keys in that world would take control of the game and have half of trillion dollarss. The main body finds a key, and from there realizes that he is in a fight with a corporation named IOI that want to control the world.
Admittedly, I have not read the novel so I will judge it as a moviegoer. This is a very Spielberg movie, one can see his imprint in it. Steven Spielberg has said that this is a movie that has caused him a great deal of pressure since Saving Private Ryan, I must say that his efforts were not wasted.
Screenplay is good. Funny jokes and messages are incorporated into the film very naturally, without the feeling of being pressured. Cheers for Ernest Cline and Zak Penn.
Acting is not much to say as the main focus of the film is in the OASIS.
(Only one thing: I have a crush on Olivia Cooke <3)
The cinematic and sound effects of the film are extremely satisfying, entertaining for your eyes and ears.
Alan Silvestri has produced a very classic, very modern music.
The only exception I see is probably the third act is a bit long, although it is quite emotional for me.
General: A film that brings a deep message of friendship, about the difference between virtual world and real world. At the same time extremely entertaining, easy to see.