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MOVIE DISCUSSION:   Geek Freaks: Podcast / Instagram / YouTube / Website Frank from the Geek Freaks Podcast Network joins Melvin to discuss a nostalgic hit from 2018, Ready Player One! From it's barrage of "Do-You-Remember-That?" to it's mix of live-action and CG storytelling, Spielberg takes us on a futuristic, rebellious journey through the Oasis! Topics:(PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 1-hour discussing all 34 MCU films ranked least-to-greatest as per the Rotten Tomatoes score rankings, sharing momentary thoughts and reflections on each entry since the beginning! (PATREON EXCLUSIVE)Frank shares about his passion for podcasting, whether his own show or supporting others with theirs, and two “bucketlist” shows he'd love to make if time and money allowed.Regarding the book… both Frank & Melvin couldn't finish it. In fact, they had barely started it before putting it down.The start of the film is an utterly bombastic, visually cluttered, overwhelming action set-piece that did not start Melvin off on the right foot. After about 20 minutes, things got better.Frank on the film's heavy-handed commentary, “It's like if Michael Bay were to make a Black Mirror.”Melvin wonders how a film predicated on nostalgia becomes its own marketable brand.Talking favorite Easter Egg challenges.Frank & Melvin agree: the Halliday B-Plot is the best.Frank & Melvin also agree: The Curator is super cool.Frank on the ending, "I would have appreciated if they just, like, had a stance and went for it.".Recommendations:Revisit Steven Spielberg's filmography (Jaws, Jurassic Park, Saving Private Ryan, any Amblin film).The Crippled Masters (1979) (Movie)MAILBAG: Send questions with your first name and we'll answer them in future episodes! Support the showSupport on Patreon for Unique Perks! Early access to uncut episodes Vote on a movie/show we review One-time reward of two Cinematic Doctrine Stickers & Pins Social Links: Threads Website Instagram Facebook Group

It's part 2 of our look at Ready Player One. Jeff from the A Film by podcast joins John, Disney John and me to talk, likes, dislikes and other fun stuff! Let's go back to the OASIS.PromosAll 80's movie podcastVintage VideoTwitter @dockingbay77podFacebook @dockingbay77podcastdockingbay77podcast@gmail.compatreon.com/dockingbay77podcasthttps://discord.gg/T8Nt3YB7

This week, join us in the basement as we discuss the love letter to pop culture wrapped in a SciFi cyber quest. Jeff from the A Film by podcast joins John, Disney John and me as we log into the OASIS. Twitter @dockingbay77podFacebook @dockingbay77podcastdockingbay77podcast@gmail.compatreon.com/dockingbay77podcasthttps://discord.gg/T8Nt3YB7

What? Read that title again. Yes this is Lacero. A fanfic that became canon. Why did it become canon? Listen to a few minutes of the podcast and it all becomes crystal clear. How was a 6 page short story stretched into a 47 minute podcast? Because we're goddamn professionals, that's how.Especially Nate.Support the showDiscord - https://discord.gg/6BaNRtcP8CTwitter - https://twitter.com/wabpodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/wordsaboutbookspodcastBlog - https://blog.wordsaboutbooks.ninja/

Hey are you ready for a fun trip into 80s nostalgia! Well you've come to the right place... in like 121 pages or so. Yeah we'll throw you a bone here and there. You remember Marty McFly's alarm clock?!? Yeah... I hope that reference will sustain you. Because we're not going to spend a whole lot of time in the Oasis doing Ready Player One stuff. Sure we'll go steal the script to Princess Bride but all that action and plot progression and "stuff that's actually happening" is going to have to come in part 2 of the book.I'm not joking. If you've read this book (and you obviously have because everyone reads along with us) you know that the pacing of this book is awful, the author really didn't care about this book, and he phones in the majority of it. That's so apparent here in part 1 where we're going to lay the ground work. The same way Ernest does: telling it to you directly. Then we're going to lay some groundwork, put some work on the ground, build up to some future stuff, establish the ground that we will be standing on, pouring the foundation for the book... do you get the point yet?This book sucks but Nate had to read it so you have to listen to this episode. Support the show so that Nate knows that everything is going ot be okay.Support the show

Coloque seu óculos VR pois Jean "Jack", Fabio Lizak, Rubens "Rubão" Pazinato e "Preto" vão voltar aos anos 80 com Jogador número um. Se prepare para muita emoção, games e claro referências, muitas referências.Arte da Vitrine: Wallace "Wally" CarliniDúvidas, criticas, sugestões, elogios e referências dos anos 80 podem ser mandados para:Torne-se um colaborador do 1UP no PicPay! https://www.padrim.com.br/1uphttps://picpay.me/Podcast1UPAssiste a gente no roxinho!https://www.twitch.tv/podcast1upDúvidas, criticas, sugestões, elogios e listas de golpes podem ser mandados para:

As a famous, jewel-headed robot once said, what is grief if not love persevering? In this chapter, Cline ponders the very same question in the aftermath of the tragic circumstances which led to Mark Rylance crashing a plane into Art3mis. And his answer is not what you'd expect!Important Links

If you grew up watching John Hughes movies, perhaps Planet Shermer would be the first world in the OASIS you visit. Or, maybe not? Your favorite Gunters are visiting Planet Shermer to follow Parzival, Art3mis, Aech, and Shoto, as they track down the next shard. Does Planet Shermer make you wish the OASIS existed? Where would you go first? Take a day off, grab the key's to the Ferrari, and let's Get To The Good Part!

Next stop, Shermer, Illinois! Our Gunter team has arrived, and Art3mis lays out the ground rules: Don't talk to anyone, don't touch anything, don't do anything, don't interact with anyone, and try not to look at anything. Simple, right? Watch out for needle drops and NPCs, and let's Get To The Good Part!

The laborious play-by-play of Sega Ninja is over--finally--only to watch the awkwardness that is teenage romance. After Wade "experiences" the moment Kira and Ogden meet (and the moment James Halliday learns all about being the third wheel), we snag the Second Shard, and figure out where we are going next. We might need some help, so let's give Art3mis a call, and Get To The Good Part!

CW: GamerGate, Jordan Petersen/Toxic Atheism, Fatphobia, Racism, Toxic Masculinity, Neurodivergence They had time to unpack all of it, but they didn't. Today, guest Thom Dunn (@ThomDunn, https://linktr.ee/thomdunn) discusses Ernest Cline's READY PLAYER ONE, which has helped define Geek culture and absolutely for the worse. With no desire to dissect the world he's creating and asking the ultimate "why?", RPO takes a great storyline about governments, tech, and surveillance and does nothing with it. Read more about Wendy Carlos: http://www.wendycarlos.com/ SUMMARY Wade, codename Parzifal, lives in the OASIS, an immersive VR world, trying to solve puzzles to inherit the OASIS creator's fortune. His two best friends, Aiche and Art3mis, help him on his quest to defeat the militaristic IOI organization's quest to destroy the virtual world .

"You're dead already!" Sarah Connor once exclaimed; but she's not talking about Art3mis! She hit the ground running, and so are we, as the level of excitement makes a significant uptick. Our favorite gunters are back in style, and ready to solve the latest riddle. The second shard is waiting, so let's Get To The Good Part!

Across the world economies are collapsing, there is mass famine, and the highest forms of government are run by celebrities. To escape reality populations log online. No, it's not 2020, it's 2045. This week Liz and Rose debate the sci-fi novel Ready Player One with writer, performer, and co-host of Improv is Dead, Dan White. Dan White's Twitter (@atdanwhite) Improv is Dead Podcast comparingnotes.hello@gmail.com Patreon Show Song & Artwork

Konnichiwa all you Otakus out there. I hope you're ready for the final installment of the epic sci-fi hit: Ready Player One! Join Ben and Nate for the dramatic conclusion we were all waiting for, in theory. At last Wade has a plan he executed 3 weeks ago that will come in at a crucial moment to turn the tide of this battle. But will it be enough? Will Wade win the 400 billion dollars, or will he realize that the true prize was the friends we got along the way? Both. It's both. He gets the girl and the money. What do we get? We get to watch our lives crumble away as we're bankrupted by the very rich twenty-something we helped put into power. If there's a metaphor in here, you can bet Ernest Cline drove right past it in his DeLorean! Be sure to check out our blog where Ben tells you why he hates this book in exquisite detail and listen until the very end for an ultra super secret Easter egg hunting clue. Good luck hunters!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/WABPod)

Ben and Nate are back to talk about part two of Ready Player One! I hope you have your notepads out and at the ready because there will be an Easter egg you can find in part 3 worth $140,000 to a lucky listener! All you need is to study our lives in such intricate detail that you give up your own life to do so. Then our real master plan will be complete and we'll steal your bodies and begin the cycle again. Nah I'm just kidding, it's just more useless knowledge without any commentary or examination and you wasted your life for nothing! Be sure to check out our blog so you can read all the ways and reasons Ben hates this book. Should be a blast!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/WABPod)

Ben and Nate dust off a 2010s classic that gives us a view of 20 years from now through the lens of 40 years ago, from a guy who maybe spends a little too much time immersed in the cesspool we call pop culture.  It's Ready Player One! Do you remember Atari? Do you remember Dungeons and Dragons? Do you remember Neuromancer? Do you remember untreated severe depression and extreme isolation? We sure do! We sure do for over 300 pages! Join Nate as he tries to keep Ben's rage from exploding as we explore Part I of this epic quest for a stupid video game contest (Wade's words not mine). If this book has anything interesting to say about the pop culture it's studying, this should be a blast! I can't wait!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/WABPod)

A riesgo de daño cerebral por estar conectados más de doce horas al Oasis a través de nuestros ONIs (Oasis Neural Interface -- lo bueno que mi amigo Pedro no es obsesivo y sigue jugando Double Dragon II una y otra vez después de treinta años), los Superweyes abrimos una sala privada de chat -- una réplica de la Baticueva con todo y dinosaurio -- para comentar las aventuras de Wade Watts y su nuevo némesis: Anorak. ¿Se reconciliará con Art3mis? ¿Reunirá las partes perdidas del alma de la sirena? ¿Salvará al mundo de nuevo? ¿Resolverá el dilema de la vida y la muerte? Éstos y múltiples dilemas morales en este episodio! Además! ¿Estamos perdiendo algo si los cómics imitan la estética del cine?'Nuff Said! Descarga aquí (click derecho y guardar como)o Escucha directamente:If you canto see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file here

The ONI sounds like a great solution to the current pandemic, doesn’t? It’s time to dive into just how crappy things are for Parzival, ponder how the OASIS is like the weather service, and talk about whether or not Arty--excuse me, Art3mis--is being set up as an antagonist in this story. Let’s have a kiki, and Get To The Good Part! Want to check out some of the things we mentioned in this episode? Check out these links: The Bouba/Kiki Effect Scissor Sisters “Let’s Have a Kiki” Four Nerds of the Apocalypse

Albert and Will are back in the Basement this week to breakdown Chapter 0009 of the Ready Player One novel and Art3mis and Parzival's first in-person encounter! By the honor of Grayskull, this is the smurfiest episode to date so come get to know us well, but remember: there can be only one!  Chapter 0008 Recap Chapter 0009 Summary and Narrative  Parzival and Art3mis meeting for the first time Non PVP Zones Exchanging of Contact Cards Parzival beats the lich on his first attempt and throughout the novel he does quite a bit without error or nearly to perfection Interesting how each wants to spend their $240 billion winnings   What would we do with $240 billion? Why did he help her?  The Pop!  Star Wars (1977) The Road Warrior (1981) Ray-Ban Shades (1956 - Present)  She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985 - 1987) Howard Jones (1955 - Present)  Real Genius (1985) Kenner Star Wars Action Figures (1978 - 1985) Adventure (1980) Rain Man (1988) Bonanza (1959) Ms. Pacman (1982) Smurfs (1958) Highlander (1986) Game: Lambert and Connery Movie Showdown!  Hosts Albert "Sánchez Villa-Lobos Ramírez" Padilla - @albertmpadilla Will "Kowl" Wilkins - @drwill8bit 3-2-1 Contact! Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch: @TheBasementRPO Facebook: /TheBasementRPO Patreon: www.patreon.com/TheBasementRPO TeePublic: http://tee.pub/lic/mjtTM-nrguo

"You don't live in the real world, Z. From what you've told me, I don't think you ever have. You're like me. You live inside this illusion." — Art3mis in Ready Player One by Ernest Cline A classic sci-fi novel featuring the VR and AR of the future, in Ready Player One, Cline draws you into the OASIS, a VR video game that looks, feels, and acts like reality. It’s astounding tech and a story that has helped define sci-fi as a genre, but, today, how much of it is really fiction? How soon will we be able to join the proverbial OASIS? Anjney Midha is the co-founder and CEO of Ubiquity6, a startup using computer vision to create multiplayer experiences for virtual and augmented reality. Prior to founding Ubiquity6, Anjney went to Stanford University where he got bit by the entrepreneurial bug and founded his first company during his sophomore year. After college, Anjney began his career in venture capital as Founding Partner of KPCB Edge, a Kleiner Perkins fund formed to support founders in AR, VR and computer vision. Ubiquity6 has a mission to bring people together in physical spaces by building a platform to enable persistent, massively shared augmented reality experiences. Anjney discusses the "three pillars." "The three pillars: The way we bring folks together is to give anybody the ability to turn any real-world location into a shared space for a shared activity across the AR and VR," says Anjney. “Secondly, is a really fast and easy way to author in those spaces. Lastly, it is a way to launch and distribute those experiences with a URL without having to keep building these large, stand-alone mobile experiences that people don't want to download anymore." On this episode of Mission Daily, Ian and Anjney sit down and discuss how his experience in VC led to the creation of Ubiquity6, the future of AR and VR experiences, and the distinction between AR and VR for developers and gamers. — We have a new partnership with b8ta! B8ta.com gives you access to some of the most innovative and cutting edge consumer tech products. This week, we will be giving away a Withings Body+ Wi-Fi Smart Scale. Enter the giveaway for a chance to win or use discount code “MissionDaily20” to receive 20% off online at Withings.com! — Mission Daily and all of our podcasts are created with love by our team at Mission.org We own and operate a network of podcasts, and brand story studio designed to accelerate learning. Our clients include companies like Salesforce, Twilio, and Katerra who work with us because we produce results. To learn more and get our case studies, check out Mission.org/Studios. If you’re tired of media and news that promotes fear, uncertainty, and doubt and want an antidote, you’ll want to subscribe to our daily newsletter at Mission.org. When you do, you’ll receive a mission-driven newsletter every morning that will help you start your day off right!

Book Vs Movie (Replay) “Ready Player One” The Margos Put on Their Game-Faces in This Hyper 80s Ep The Margos are feeling stoked about this 1980s-centric soaked episode talking about a much-requested book/movie Ready Player One from first time author Ernest Cline. This pop-culture stuffed tale features more gamer references than anything we have remotely covered in the past so we are a bit nervous about how accurate we will be, (Be kind if you are a first-time listener!) Both book and movie have the same basic plot--set in the miserable 2040s, Wade Watts is a teenage orphan who wishes for a life outside the stacked trailer parks. In fact, most people are unhappy with the real world and choose to escape to the virtual world known as OASIS. Created by shy genius James Halliday, the OASIS survives after his recent death but he left several clues (“easter eggs”) for one person to discover and inherit his entire fortune and corporation. Wade (who goes by the moniker Parzival in OASIS) along with his crush Art3mis, best friend Aech and pals Daito and Sho is determined to find every easter egg in the hunt and his vast knowledge of both popular and obscure pop culture trivia sends him on an amazing journey. Cline sold the book and movie within days of each other in 2010 and serves as the co-screenwriter of the Steven Spielberg adaptation. (We seem to cover a ton of Spielberg on this show!) Which version did the Margo like better? Check out the link at the bottom of the page to find out. In this ep the Margos discuss : The interesting “slam poetry” past of author Ernest Cline The major differences between the book and the Spielberg movie The plethora of pop culture references featured in both Which artists and musicians the Margos feel were wrongfully excluded The casting of the movie including Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Lena Waithe, Ben Mendelsohn, Mark Rylance, and Simon Pegg. Clips Featured: Ready Player One first trailer Parzival/.Wade (Tye Sheridan) and Art3mis/ Samantha (Olivia Cooke) at the nightclub Sorrento (Ben Mendelsohn) meets Wade Aech/Helen in “The Shining” James Halliday (Mark Rylance) gives Wade the “jade egg” Outro Music: Jump by Van Halen   Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama http://thechingonahomesteader.weebly.com/

Are you ready to rock? It’s time to fly your favorite ship to the nearest Stargate towards Sector 10, and get your asses to Chthonia. Before all hell breaks loose, we thought it was the right time to judge the robots that Parzival, Art3mis, Aech and Shoto chose. That’s right, it’s time to dig deep into the powers of each robot, and discuss the age old question: does size matter? Try not to hit the shield around Castle Anorak and get vaporized, because we need to Get To The Good Part!

We’re back for Chapter 32! Yes Gunters, we have materialized at the top of the stairs of Aech’s Basement. But hold on, there’s no time for a quick game of Joust or to flip through your favorite issue of Starlog, because Parzival is here to recap his Hero’s Journey while simultaneously getting the stink eye from Art3mis. Will the (surviving) members of the High Five have FAITH in Parzival and his plan? Will Art3mis forgive Parzival for violating her privacy, or is it beyond HOPE? Of course, we’re still wondering about those 10 zettabytes and just how much data that really is. Get your scrap paper and pencils, and let’s Get To The Good Part! And while you’re at it, show a little CHARITY and rate this podcast on your favorite podcast platform!

  Book Vs Movie “Ready Player One” The Margos Put on Their Game-Faces in This Hyper 80s Ep The Margos are feeling stoked about this 1980s-centric soaked episode talking about a much-requested book/movie Ready Player One from first time author Ernest Cline. This pop-culture stuffed tale features more gamer references than anything we have remotely covered in the past so we are a bit nervous about how accurate we will be, (Be kind if you are a first-time listener!) Both book and movie have the same basic plot--set in the miserable 2040s, Wade Watts is a teenage orphan who wishes for a life outside the stacked trailer parks. In fact, most people are unhappy with the real world and choose to escape to the virtual world known as OASIS. Created by shy genius James Halliday, the OASIS survives after his recent death but he left several clues (“easter eggs”) for one person to discover and inherit his entire fortune and corporation. Wade (who goes by the moniker Parzival in OASIS) along with his crush Art3mis, best friend Aech and pals Daito and Sho is determined to find every easter egg in the hunt and his vast knowledge of both popular and obscure pop culture trivia sends him on an amazing journey. Cline sold the book and movie within days of each other in 2010 and serves as the co-screenwriter of the Steven Spielberg adaptation. (We seem to cover a ton of Spielberg on this show!) Which version did the Margo like better? Check out the link at the bottom of the page to find out.   We are sponsored by Penguin Books in this ep! Marie Lu follows up her New York Times bestseller WARCROSS with WILDCARD which follows the story of Emika Chen who just made it out of the Warcross Championships alive and is now seeking to end Hideo’s plan for good. Emika joins the Phoenix Riders on the streets of Tokyo and there is a bounty on her head. How far will she go to ultimately take down the man she loves? Lu (who is also the author of the mega-hit “Legends” series) draws from her personal experience in the video game industry where she is creating a world that is revolved around a game that takes over the world. This is a thriller that serves as a satisfying ending to this unique tale. It’s available in hardcover, Kindle, and as an audiobook. In this ep the Margos discuss : The interesting “slam poetry” past of author Ernest Cline The major differences between the book and the Spielberg movie The plethora of pop culture references featured in both Which artists and musicians the Margos feel were wrongfully excluded The casting of the movie including Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Lena Waithe, Ben Mendelsohn, Mark Rylance and Simon Pegg. Clips Featured: Ready Player One first trailer Parzival/.Wade (Tye Sheridan) and Art3mis/ Samantha (Olivia Cooke) at the nightclub Sorrento (Ben Mendelsohn) meets Wade Aech/Helen in “The Shining” James Halliday (Mark Rylance) gives Wade the “jade egg” Outro Music: Jump by Van Halen   Book Vs. Movie podcast https://www.facebook.com/bookversusmovie/ Twitter @bookversusmovie www.bookversusmovie.com Email us at bookversusmoviepodcast@gmail.com Brought to you by Audible.com You can sign up for a FREE 30-day trial here http://www.audible.com/?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R Margo D. @BrooklynFitChik www.brooklynfitchick.com brooklynfitchick@gmail.com Margo P. @ShesNachoMama http://thechingonahomesteader.weebly.com/

In this episode, we finish up Ready Player One. Wade tries to flirt with Art3mis via creepy action-describing asterisks in a chat, and ultimately she says she isn’t interested in him while jiggling on the anti-gravity dance floor. Unfortunately, Wade does get back in contact with her and his other friends as he races to […]

In this episode, we finish up Ready Player One. Wade tries to flirt with Art3mis via creepy action-describing asterisks in a chat, and ultimately she says she isn’t interested in him while jiggling on the anti-gravity dance floor. Unfortunately, Wade does get back in contact with her and his other friends as he races to […]

O filme Jogador Número Um chamou bastante atenção não só pelas suas inúmeras referências a games e cultura pop como também pela sua tecnologia. O quão possível é de o mundo de Oasis se tornar real nos próximos anos? E será que todos estamos fadados a viver num mundo virtual? Confira essas e outras perguntas, além de nossa opinião em relação ao filme e livro. E não deixe de participar também pelos comentários!

Show notes: https://bit.ly/2Hsf6gq Three Week Catch-Up: Robert signs up for library cards at the Cincinnati Public Library and Mason Public Library Nerdy News: Netflix Wants to Buy Its Own Theaters Jenny: "Horrible idea. I would never pay additional money for a movie I could just watch for less at home." Robert: "I think there's potential and promise here. Some TV series nowadays, like Game of Thrones, are such pure spectacles these days with mega-blockbuster Hollywood budgets that they're on par with whatever's released in theaters." Jermaine: "I hate the movie, Mother! It's a total waste of time. I don't even wish I had those two hours back. I just wish those two hours were deleted from my life. Worst movie I've ever seen." Trailer Talk: Incredibles 2 Jenny: "With this trailer it's hitting the mark. It's not pretending to be something it's not. I'm excited! I don't see dads being offended by it. But if they made a movie about a woman going to work and a whole bunch of things going wrong, it'd be a total faux-pas. Five stars." Robert: "This movie feels very Scandinavian to me. I like how the traditional gender roles are reversed-- where the dad needs to stay at home with the kids and the woman is out being the bread-winner. But why am I so okay with the man being made the fool? 4.5 stars." Jermaine: "I think it's because men are in a position of power. That's why it's okay to make fun of them. That's such a good point though. I'm gonna put on my hater-pants and give it four stars." Review: Ready Player One Jenny: "I went in with low expectations but I loved it! There are some plot holes though-- they didn't focus on the outside world. Who grows the food? I liked the CGI. I really like it. One of the best movies I've seen this year. Recommend." Jermaine: "I've seen this movie twice. I'm still unsure where I am. The book was a total homage to the 80s but the movie only has a sprinkling of it. I hated I-R0k in the movie. And the love story between Art3mis and Percival is way cut down in the movie. I felt this movie was a whole bunch of lost opportunities. Still, recommend." Robert: "I've never seen The Shining and was totally lost during that sequence. I totally sympathize with the challenges of adapting a 300-page book into a 2.5-hour movie. I thought it was surprisingly faithful adaption though. Mark Rylance is a total revelation in this. I think his portrayal as an anti-social nerdy nerd is perfect. Recommend." Recommendations: Jermaine loves playing the new God of War-- "It is fantastic. The story and voice-acting is phenomenal. Stop and turn off the podcast, go downstairs to your Playstation, and download God of War. You're welcome." Robert enjoys reading Head On by John Scalzi-- "A lot like the Bruce Willis movie, Surrogates, from a while back. Good world-building, characters, and dialogue." Jenny watches Saiki K--"Just love it. Can't say enough good things about it. It's dubbed and has great character development. It's about a teenage boy in high school who has psychic powers!" Credits: “People who live in glass houses should shut the f--- up.”

Este contenido incluye spoilers @eseauto elinstadepada Steven. Es el señor de los premios y las nominaciones. El que todavía, a sus 71 años, cuela sus películas al Oscar y a los Globos de Oro. El que toma extractos de historias reales en las cuales ve la necesidad de que sean contadas. Steven es el serio. El que le marca a Tom Hanks y a Meryl Streep, los cuales aceptan inclusive antes de que termine la llamada. Porque... es Steven, obvio. El que desde La Lista de Schindler tomo posesión del cuerpo del hombre de Cincinnati y poco a poco fue convirtiéndose en el artista principal. Es entendible. Es como pedirle a Café Tacvba que, a los 50 años de edad, sigan componiendo canciones de chacota como La Ingrata o La Chica Banda. Pero el sacrificado fue Spielberg. Ese que apenas y se asomó hace dos años en The BFG, y que desde el 2011, narrando las aventuras de Tintin había desaparecido. El que prefirió quedarse en la silla de productor para las siguientes entregas de su mundo jurásico y de los Transformers. Fue una carta de amor a su cine quien despertó al Spielberg hibernando. Fue The Rolling Stones covereando “Like a Rolling Stone” de Bob Dylan. Fue el llamado de un fan. De nombre Ernest Cline, quien publicó su primera novela en el 2011, bajo el nombre de Ready Player One. Sólo una obra llena de magia, referencias, romance y aventuras pudo coquetearle a Spielberg para regresarlo a la silla desde la cual hizo historia y transformó al mundo. Fue Cline, a través del personaje principal, Parzival, quien como en aquellas fantasias animadas de ayer y hoy, usó su admiración y conocimiento de la cultura del entretenimiento para convertirla en una manita hetérea que salió del pay de manzana en la ventana, viajó varios kilómetros y le cosquilleó la nariz para decirle: “ven... regresa a casa” Sí. El que Spielberg dirigiera Ready Player One era desbloquear un nuevo nivel del mundo geek. Sin embargo, no le pidamos a Spielberg que innove. Porque ya lo hizo, porque ya no necesita demostrarle nada a nadie, y porque, al igual que Steven, lo hará de la manera que ya sabe. Contando una historia prácticamente lineal, con cámara y fotografía que funciona y cumple, con actuaciones que, si acaso, están bien dosificadas por el mencionado director. En donde sí se nota que hay un aprendizaje de Spielberg, es en la interpretación del villano Sorrento, quien no se convierte en un maloso que suelta carcajadas, como aquellos que él mismo vivió y le tocó construir, sino que está moderado, ad hoc con las más recientes interpretaciones de la maldad personificada en humanos. Otro riesgo latente, y bien resuelto, fue decidirse por talento joven y emergente para prácticamente la mayoría de los papeles, y no recurrir a las figuras con las que trabaja siempre, de las cuales ya les mencionaba por lo menos dos, para entonces no realizar una película cómoda, que si de por sí, por las razones que ya explicaba. Llevar Ready Player One a la pantalla grande no iba a ser sencillo, a pesar de que el libro prácticamente era una audición para que terminara en otro medio de entretenimiento. Y sí, al ser una adaptación, era bastante probable, como siempre pasa, que su traducción al lenguaje audiovisual no fuera idéntico. Pero nunca imaginamos qué tan diferente. Tan sólo el pasaje de The Shining está creado completamente para la película, por citar sólo un ejemplo, y la cinta se queda corta en la construcción del romance entre Wade y Art3mis, por mencionar otro. Sin embargo, el miedo de todos aquellos que conocíamos la obra original era: ¿cómo podrán incorporar tantas referencias y personajes? ¿cómo conseguir los permisos tanto visuales y sonoros de todo aquello que se menciona página tras página? La buena noticia es que lo logra, porque desde los primeros avances, Ready Player One nos advertía que, si el trailer lo pausabamos una y otra vez para ver qué más alcanzabamos a notar, la película iba a ser la más grande obra llena de dulcesitos jamás realizada. La mala es que, hace trampa. Sí, con filtros, como el morado que se usa en la discoteca, se evita el tener que iluminar y colorear a cada uno de los personajes que se encuentra en segundo o tercer plano. Está bien, lo entiendo, supongo que, aún en este 2018, no hay tecnología, o más bien, presupuesto, que te alcance para delinear a cien, mil o un millón de personajes que aparecen en los 140 minutos de duración. Y la otra mala, es que, en la música, se queda corto. Ahí sí, valdría la pena haberle dado una revisada a obras recientes como Baby Driver o Stranger Things, para aprender a convertir las canciones nostálgicas en personajes completos, y no sólo en temas que entran, se quedan unos segundos y se van a fade out, como si se tratara de noticiero de AM. Habrá quien quiera darle lecturas subterráneas a Ready Player One, fijándose en aspectos como la decadencia de vivir en trailers unos sobre otros, el escapismo que refleja Oasis o la ambición de las corporaciones. Bueno, tampoco es que sean temas nuevos, y lo peor, es que son temas que ya están allá afuera, literal. Por eso, hay que ver Ready Player One simplemente como lo es. Como la gran aventura que antes sólo era posible en videos hechos por fans y posteados en YouTube juntando a sus personajes favoritos. Pero con la novedad de que esto sólo es un adorno que transita en paralelo, mientras que la historia principal es divertida, es emocionante y es tan cariñosa, que nos trajo a Spielberg, de regreso. Si quieres conocer todos los Easter Eggs de Ready Player One, revisa esta reseña en su formato podcast.

Este contenido incluye spoilers @eseauto elinstadepada Steven. Es el señor de los premios y las nominaciones. El que todavía, a sus 71 años, cuela sus películas al Oscar y a los Globos de Oro. El que toma extractos de historias reales en las cuales ve la necesidad de que sean contadas. Steven es el serio. El que le marca a Tom Hanks y a Meryl Streep, los cuales aceptan inclusive antes de que termine la llamada. Porque... es Steven, obvio. El que desde La Lista de Schindler tomo posesión del cuerpo del hombre de Cincinnati y poco a poco fue convirtiéndose en el artista principal. Es entendible. Es como pedirle a Café Tacvba que, a los 50 años de edad, sigan componiendo canciones de chacota como La Ingrata o La Chica Banda. Pero el sacrificado fue Spielberg. Ese que apenas y se asomó hace dos años en The BFG, y que desde el 2011, narrando las aventuras de Tintin había desaparecido. El que prefirió quedarse en la silla de productor para las siguientes entregas de su mundo jurásico y de los Transformers. Fue una carta de amor a su cine quien despertó al Spielberg hibernando. Fue The Rolling Stones covereando “Like a Rolling Stone” de Bob Dylan. Fue el llamado de un fan. De nombre Ernest Cline, quien publicó su primera novela en el 2011, bajo el nombre de Ready Player One. Sólo una obra llena de magia, referencias, romance y aventuras pudo coquetearle a Spielberg para regresarlo a la silla desde la cual hizo historia y transformó al mundo. Fue Cline, a través del personaje principal, Parzival, quien como en aquellas fantasias animadas de ayer y hoy, usó su admiración y conocimiento de la cultura del entretenimiento para convertirla en una manita hetérea que salió del pay de manzana en la ventana, viajó varios kilómetros y le cosquilleó la nariz para decirle: “ven... regresa a casa” Sí. El que Spielberg dirigiera Ready Player One era desbloquear un nuevo nivel del mundo geek. Sin embargo, no le pidamos a Spielberg que innove. Porque ya lo hizo, porque ya no necesita demostrarle nada a nadie, y porque, al igual que Steven, lo hará de la manera que ya sabe. Contando una historia prácticamente lineal, con cámara y fotografía que funciona y cumple, con actuaciones que, si acaso, están bien dosificadas por el mencionado director. En donde sí se nota que hay un aprendizaje de Spielberg, es en la interpretación del villano Sorrento, quien no se convierte en un maloso que suelta carcajadas, como aquellos que él mismo vivió y le tocó construir, sino que está moderado, ad hoc con las más recientes interpretaciones de la maldad personificada en humanos. Otro riesgo latente, y bien resuelto, fue decidirse por talento joven y emergente para prácticamente la mayoría de los papeles, y no recurrir a las figuras con las que trabaja siempre, de las cuales ya les mencionaba por lo menos dos, para entonces no realizar una película cómoda, que si de por sí, por las razones que ya explicaba. Llevar Ready Player One a la pantalla grande no iba a ser sencillo, a pesar de que el libro prácticamente era una audición para que terminara en otro medio de entretenimiento. Y sí, al ser una adaptación, era bastante probable, como siempre pasa, que su traducción al lenguaje audiovisual no fuera idéntico. Pero nunca imaginamos qué tan diferente. Tan sólo el pasaje de The Shining está creado completamente para la película, por citar sólo un ejemplo, y la cinta se queda corta en la construcción del romance entre Wade y Art3mis, por mencionar otro. Sin embargo, el miedo de todos aquellos que conocíamos la obra original era: ¿cómo podrán incorporar tantas referencias y personajes? ¿cómo conseguir los permisos tanto visuales y sonoros de todo aquello que se menciona página tras página? La buena noticia es que lo logra, porque desde los primeros avances, Ready Player One nos advertía que, si el trailer lo pausabamos una y otra vez para ver qué más alcanzabamos a notar, la película iba a ser la más grande obra llena de dulcesitos jamás realizada. La mala es que, hace trampa. Sí, con filtros, como el morado que se usa en la discoteca, se evita el tener que iluminar y colorear a cada uno de los personajes que se encuentra en segundo o tercer plano. Está bien, lo entiendo, supongo que, aún en este 2018, no hay tecnología, o más bien, presupuesto, que te alcance para delinear a cien, mil o un millón de personajes que aparecen en los 140 minutos de duración. Y la otra mala, es que, en la música, se queda corto. Ahí sí, valdría la pena haberle dado una revisada a obras recientes como Baby Driver o Stranger Things, para aprender a convertir las canciones nostálgicas en personajes completos, y no sólo en temas que entran, se quedan unos segundos y se van a fade out, como si se tratara de noticiero de AM. Habrá quien quiera darle lecturas subterráneas a Ready Player One, fijándose en aspectos como la decadencia de vivir en trailers unos sobre otros, el escapismo que refleja Oasis o la ambición de las corporaciones. Bueno, tampoco es que sean temas nuevos, y lo peor, es que son temas que ya están allá afuera, literal. Por eso, hay que ver Ready Player One simplemente como lo es. Como la gran aventura que antes sólo era posible en videos hechos por fans y posteados en YouTube juntando a sus personajes favoritos. Pero con la novedad de que esto sólo es un adorno que transita en paralelo, mientras que la historia principal es divertida, es emocionante y es tan cariñosa, que nos trajo a Spielberg, de regreso. Si quieres conocer todos los Easter Eggs de Ready Player One, revisa esta reseña en su formato podcast.

The Lowered Expectations crew returns to review Spielberg's film Ready Player One.  Topics include Likes/Dislikes, Book vs Movie and a little bit of trivia. We also dive into the latest trailer of Jason Statham's shark epic MEG.  As well as expectations of the new Cobra Kai-The Karate Kid Saga Continues YouTube Red series will it STRIKE FIRST, STRIKE HARD and have NO MERCY!  

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Put on your haptic suits and join the Book Squad in Halliday’s OASIS as we discuss the new Steven Spielberg movie, "Ready Player One." We’ve got lots of thoughts and feelings about Parzival, Aech and Art3mis in the movie, as well as in Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel on which the film was based. Plus, the squad gets into some questionable poetry by Cline and dives into how Gamergate affects some feminist readings of the book and the movie. Also, hear what’s up on our next fullpisode and what’s on the #BookSquadBlog!1:00 – Summary and intro3:55 – What’s your favorite 80s movie?9:10 – Let’s jump into it—what is everyone saying about this movie? (Science Fiction by women, for reference: https://bookriot.com/2018/02/20/read-harder-sci-fi-novel-female-protagonist-by-a-female-author/)1:06 – Funny responses to the book/film Jenny Nicholson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWPMJwHrWFUMcSweeney's: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/excerpts-from-my-upcoming-novel-ready-player-two-girl-stuff 14:36 – Mary and Susan can overlook things; also, Artemis is cooler in the book!16:28 – Kelli’s big moment: the poem. Read along here: https://www.reddit.com/r/justneckbeardthings/comments/6pfmim/this_incredible_poem_by_ready_player_one_author/25:40 – How the poem relates to the movie 32:20 – Gamergate and RP1Vox article: https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/3/26/17148350/ready-player-one-book-backlash-controversy-gamergate-explained38:40 – Ok, let’s talk about the movie though 46:25 – The first challenge and why Mary is mad it was changed49:09 – But "The Shining" though!56:00 – Aech1:05:50 – Ratings!1:14:53 – Giveaway!!1:18:04 – What’s on the blog?Next time on #BSG: A review of "The Mothers" by Brit Bennett, and our BIRTHDAY!

Put on your haptic suits and join the Book Squad in Halliday’s OASIS as we discuss the new Steven Spielberg movie, "Ready Player One." We’ve got lots of thoughts and feelings about Parzival, Aech and Art3mis in the movie, as well as in Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel on which the film was based. Plus, the squad gets into some questionable poetry by Cline and dives into how Gamergate affects some feminist readings of the book and the movie. Also, hear what’s up on our next fullpisode and what’s on the #BookSquadBlog!1:00 – Summary and intro3:55 – What’s your favorite 80s movie?9:10 – Let’s jump into it—what is everyone saying about this movie? (Science Fiction by women, for reference: https://bookriot.com/2018/02/20/read-harder-sci-fi-novel-female-protagonist-by-a-female-author/)1:06 – Funny responses to the book/film Jenny Nicholson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWPMJwHrWFUMcSweeney's: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/excerpts-from-my-upcoming-novel-ready-player-two-girl-stuff 14:36 – Mary and Susan can overlook things; also, Artemis is cooler in the book!16:28 – Kelli’s big moment: the poem. Read along here: https://www.reddit.com/r/justneckbeardthings/comments/6pfmim/this_incredible_poem_by_ready_player_one_author/25:40 – How the poem relates to the movie 32:20 – Gamergate and RP1Vox article: https://www.vox.com/culture/2018/3/26/17148350/ready-player-one-book-backlash-controversy-gamergate-explained38:40 – Ok, let’s talk about the movie though 46:25 – The first challenge and why Mary is mad it was changed49:09 – But "The Shining" though!56:00 – Aech1:05:50 – Ratings!1:14:53 – Giveaway!!1:18:04 – What’s on the blog?Next time on #BSG: A review of "The Mothers" by Brit Bennett, and our BIRTHDAY!

The guys are through the final gate and rewarded with Steven Spielberg’s nostalgic video game romp, Ready Player One, adapted from the Sci-Fi novel by Ernest Cline. They begin with a SPOILER-FREE section where James talks a bit about what makes Spielberg so great, what their theater-going experiences were like, and their overall thoughts about the movie. SPOILERS begin: 25:10 Topics include: reacting to the many new references including which one they both loved most, a debate on whether this adaptation kept the spirit of the original, the improvement of Art3mis’s character, the biggest laughs, Luke tells a story about his misbegotten youth, and they end by each saying which book reference they both missed the most. Sign up for Ink to Film’s Newsletter     Twitter Facebook Instagram Feedback: inktofilm@gmail.com Home Base: inktofilm.com Sign up and get a free audio book! audibletrial.com/inktofilm TeknoAXE’s Royalty Free Music

We’ve got a big episode for you this week as we not only review the Ready Player One movie, but we also talk news including the latest from Shazam Watch, the Arrowverse CW shows’ status for next season, and the possible recasting of Princess Leia in Star Wars IX. Before all that, we’ve got some housekeeping topics:...

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Meet Jesal and Rochard. We are the Transatlantic Rebels. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/T_Rebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels Episode 69 sees us tackling a brand new film directed by septuagenarian Steven Spielberg. "Ready Player One" is based on the 2011 novel by Ernest Cline. Jesal has already read the book; Rochard has not, so he viewed the film with fresh eyes. There is plenty to cover as we dive into the main characters, their performances, gamer culture, film vs CGI, how Art3mis pulled her hamstring and life in 2045. Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Enjoy!

Welcome back Gunters! We open up on our trip to our graceland of Columbus Ohio for a book signing with Ernest Cline and we dig into Chapter 21 to find a few hidden eggs in an otherwise short chapter. Will Chris finally concede that Art3mis is the better gunter? What three words did Ryan say to Ernie? Hit play and Let's Get To The Good Part!

Chapter 18! Dancing, drinking, and heartbreak in the OASIS! But how DO you drink in the OASIS? What's with the acid trippy glowing blobs of dancing avatars? And were the Sixers really Art3mis' bale-out buddy when the date went south? These questions and more on Get To The Good Part! RPO audiobook with SFX by oneamongthefence

Together again! Your GTTGP guys are exploring Chapter 15 in Ready Player One, where the High Five come together after shocking tragedy, new characters are introduced, and Wade is momentarily distracted from the failed assassination attempt on his life to get googly eyed over Art3mis. Kids, let's Get to the Good Part!

It’s another classic episode of 372 Pages We’ll Never Get Back! We’ll guess whether passages came from RP1 Fan Fiction or the novel itself, break down our hero’s obsession with the definitely-a-sexy-lady Art3mis, guess what’s in James Halliday’s bedroom, and check in with Edgar Nash: Gunter Expert! Then we’ll read some listener mail and nominate … Continue reading "Episode 3 – Ducks and Hairy Knuckled Chucks"

We're back with Part 2 of Chapter 9! More Audrey, more Art3mis! Listen for info on how to join for our FIRST EVER LIVE EPISODE! We will be streaming on YouTube, Twitch and Facebook to money for the Extra Life Foundation.

This week on Get To The Good Part we meet Ready Player One's heroine and the object of Wade's obsession Art3mis. We also welcome Audrey to the show! Thanks for listening! Join us 7 pm July 28 for our FIRST EVER LIVE EPISODE! Suttree's High Gravity Tavern 409 S. Gay Street, Knoxville, TN Also Live Streaming on YouTube, Twitch and Facebook We'll be raising money for Extra Life Foundation Click here to donate and learn more: https://www.extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&participantID=255327

How did we not figure it out sooner?! Alone time with Ladyhawke? Who we think inspired Art3mis? Matt aka "IronBeabull" our guest host joins us to unpack a short but surprisingly telling chapter. Let's Get To The Good Part! For all things GTTGP: Twitter: @gttgppod Email: GTTGP.pod@gmail.com Website: www.gttgp.com We're also on Facebook @GetToTheGoodPartPodcast