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READY PLAYER ONE - Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-07-17 16:00:12
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2025-04-09 14:11:30
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2026-06
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Here's the full length reaction to Ready Player One, our latest poll winner! This movie was so much fun, and I've already ordered the book! Enjoy!

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READY PLAYER ONE - Full Length Reaction!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is the full length reaction to Ready Player One! Enjoy! My Instagram: addie_counts

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Randee Carreno

Happy Monday, Addie! 😊 I'm actually glad that this movie won the poll, because it's been awhile since I've seen it. I had no idea that this was based on a book. I'll definitely have to get it. Looking forward to watching this reaction later this evening. Have a great day today! 😊

Alex Tan

Happy Monday, Addie. I'm so glad that you enjoyed Ready Player One (2018), even though you had to relive your trauma of watching The Shining (1980). I think that's the reason why it won your Steven Spielberg poll. My dad & I saw the movie in theaters on Easter Sunday 2018 and we both enjoyed it. That scene with Chucky was the funniest IMO. I also love how Parzival drives a DeLorean from Back to the Future (1985).

Rich

I love this movie

The Dingo

The book is much better than the movie - you are in for a treat!

Isaac

Ready Player One is a really fun film that's more relatable for 1990s/2000s babies into gaming and films. The book is still filled with pop culture references as it released in 2011 but I personally do prefer the book. The film had everything in it that I was watching or playing at the time so it was a fun experience to see them all together. Also the fact we got to see the Adam West Batmobile was just perfect it still looks amazing to this day and even the tires make the 1960s Batman theme when the car spins out.

Nathan Swapp

It's rare for a movie to be ""better"" than a book due to the differences in medium but in this case, the movie is far superior to the book in every way. I haven't hated a read (listen, audiobook version) like that in many years.

Byrd N. Hand

Well, you wasted no time on this. Can't wait to see it later. P.S. You've probably noticed by now, but your "Total Recall" reaction got blocked on YT. 😒 I hope this doesn't cause too much of a setback for you...

SquaredSpekz

The book is not really that good.

zynjams

Nice, I loved the book too

ButtercupsTrueLove

So many details have only a few seconds of screen time. Spielberg doesn't believe in unnecessary exposition in his films - leave the audience wanting more. The glimpses in Aech's workshop of the Battlestar Galactica, the Firefly ship from the "Firefly" series and the movie "Serenity", the robot from "Lost In Space" in Halliday's hand near the end of the film, etc.

Billy Dancel

Movies.. Books.. Shows.. Video games.. etc Countless popular references in Halliday's lifetime and my own. 1:04:23 ... Addie returns to The Shining "Who would have thought that that quarter would have been so important?" My best friend and I were at the arcade in the bowling alley every single chance we had. A single extra quarter means a lot!!!! 1:35:53 ... one of my favorite songs of this incredible soundtrack!! I'm so very happy you enjoyed the fun!! I want to read this as well!! Take care of yourself, Addie!! Say hi to Ollie!!

Addie Counts
>>113116380

Yep, it's been running new checks since this morning (sometimes this part takes forever). Hopefully it is resolved soon!

Dave965

The movie, while the lesser product imo, makes it more accessible to people who may not get all the references. The book is a deeper dive into more, and somewhat obscure (for the non-gamer) references, but has a larger story. I am glad they trimmed it down for the movie, but I did enjoy both.

Dave965

Please give us your thoughts on the book also when you finish it.

Jayson Phillips

This is my fav movie of all times!! I read the book and it was great! the 2nd book ive just started reading.

Julian San

Man, this video was so worth it just to see her reaction to The Shining segment and it wasn’t disappointing 🤣

Alex Tan

I think that's the reason why this movie won her Steven Spielberg poll, maybe just to see her squirm over that scene with The Shining (1980).

MotoDork

This movie was good, but it needed more RUSH references.

Kane Is Able

You're literally the only person I've ever heard say that. The book was amazing! I read it in 2 days, and I don't read that fast. I've introduced multiple people to the book, and they all agree it's amazing. The movie is disappointing. Not bad, but not as epic as the book is.

Kane Is Able

The book is AMAZING! I don't know which version you read, but it can't be the same one I read. It's the fastest I've ever read a book. The only reason I had to put it down was because of work.

Kane Is Able

Addie, please please read the book. It's the most epic book I've ever read. I finished it in 2 days, and I am not a fast reader, and it only took me that long because I had to work. The sequel was a little disappointing, but still worth a read.

Byrd N. Hand
>>113149174

Apparently the movie adaptation of "Ready Player Two" is in the early stages of development... though it's still unknown if Steven Spielberg will also direct that one. But given that he's apparently said that this first one was the third-hardest movie he's ever made (behind "Jaws" and "Saving Private Ryan"), *and* that he'll be 77 at the end of the year, I'm highly skeptical.

zynjams

the books key puzzles are way more complicated, the pop culture references explained and the ending so much more satisfying

zynjams

youre joking. Right?

Alex Tan

Cassie relived that PTSD when she and Carly watched Twister (1996). I bet Addie would endure the same with that movie.

Pokeysaurus

I like your slip of the tongue when you called the race a “maze”. You knew right then that it wasn’t a race, it was a puzzle!

Patrick Egan

I like the book, but I think it's very overrated. There's way too much namedropping, like the author is constantly having to prove to the reader that he really is that big a nerd. This is one of the rare cases where I actually like the movie more than the book.