READY PLAYER ONE Movie Watch Along (This movie gives me EXTRA LIFE!)
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2021
- Ready Player One (2016)
FIRST TIME WATCHING Ready Player One and I had an absolute blast. I loved all the references to pop culture like BACK TO THE FUTURE, THE SHINING, KING KONG and more. Steven Spielberg was definitely the right person to make this movie. I would love a sequel!
**UPDATE** a section of this reaction had to be deleted due to copyright - if you feel like i miss a bunch of stuff starting at around minute 34:00 of the reaction, I had to cut out 3 minutes of the reaction. That's why I may have missed one of your favorite moments!
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***UPDATE*** a section of this reaction had to be deleted due to copyright - if you feel like i miss a bunch of stuff starting at around minute 34:00 of the reaction, I had to cut out 3 minutes of the reaction. That's why I may have missed one of your favorite moments!
Awesome reaction. copyright sucks, I was waiting for your chucky reaction.
Same " its fucking chucky" then chucky laughs, greatest moment in this movie
The Movie actually came out in 2018.
3 minutes isn't too bad.
This Movie was a Mash-Up of many films The Goonies Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and a little bit of 1987 movie Wall Street
Even tho this movie came 3 years ago. this is an underrated movie
yes, 3 years ago, not 5 years like the desc claims xd
Best movie of 2018
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ready_Player_Two Author Ernest Cline Audio read by Wil Wheaton......
DeLorean Spotlight: ECTO88 - Ernest Cline's 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 Time Machine - Ready Player One ua-cam.com/video/OHUYJFbGC3w/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DeLoreanTech
Most definitely underrated! everyone I tell to watch ,loved it!
avengers was a mistake
For those of us who lived through the eighties, it rings so true to our experiences.
I was born in '81, and agree 100%.
Another movie that feels similar to me, although not a nostolgia movie (unless you are a fan of the anime or manga that it is taken from, as I am), is Alita Battle Angel. A very underrated movie that due to the Disney purchase of Fox they now own, there is an ongoing fan campaign for sequels to be made. I may feel that way be because of the CGI nature and oversized eyes of Alita.
Free Guy is a distant cousin.
Alita was a movie made by somebody who gave a fuck. No heavy story alterations, character designs, or political quotas. The only other, though controversial, anime-based movie I think almost did it, but tried to mix the original movie with the tv show, was Ghost in the Shell. And yes, I stand by Scarlet Johansson playing a cyborg body _of_ a Japanese girl.
@@brucenatelee that’s thanks to Robert Rodriguez and his crew, he’s the same dude who directed the Sin City movies and they were also very faithful to the source material, hopefully he returns for more Alita sequels
Seconded. Kazzy, I think you would like Alita Battle Angel.
agreed.... not as good as the books, but very close to the anime... Alita was my personal movie of the year as it came out.... brought me back into a cinema after about 6 years not having the urge to watch a movie in big... alita is great....
Steven Spielberg is a legend he changed the cinema forever.
I'm not much of a reader, but when I first seen the trailer for this movie and seen that it was based on a book, I had to track down a copy and read it before it came out in the theatres. In the book he got the quarter with the extra life from playing the most epic game of PacMan.
I liked the movie, but I absolutely loved the book. It contains SO much that couldn't be put in the movie either for time, or copyright costs.
@@peccatumDei I'm kinda sad they made the movie PG 13 though.
it would have totally different age restriction, if they'd kept the story closer to the book.
@@maxmoller Unfortunately, teenagers avoind PG movies like the plague, and the studios know it. They will take a perfectly good movie and add something just to get that PG-13.
I prefer the Audiobook read by Will Wheaton, he does a great job of bringing the characters and story to life.
This movie, the effects, and the Nostalgia factor made it a grand slam for me. I was born in 1973 and got pretty much every reference. THIS is how a movie that is supposed to be portrayed in this way is done correctly. Just needed to see a few glimpses of people playing Bouncer, Salem's Lot, Tempest from 1980, BurgerTime, Dragon's Lair and Excitebike and MegaMan and the entire nostalgia trip would have been complete. Add in a couple of shots of people drinking NeHi soft drinks thing to get the free-bee sodas under the bottle cap and this is a perfect movie. Loved to have seen that old BMX movie Rad playing in the background on some random screen. Fantastic movie and vision, imo.
look in the final battle im sure i seen dirk
This is one of those films that every time you watch it you will find something new. The film is just so chock full of pop culture references it’s insane. Many of them are far in the background and easy to miss. Seeing how much you can spot is part of the fun!
Him and his best friend and the other two finally meeting for real is the most relatable thing to me as a gamer! theres people i have been playing games with for 10 years or so but have never meet
Ready Player One has SO MANY references that I actually lost count.
There is huge break down for almost each and every of references in this movie
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So many pop culture easter eggs in this film!
This movie is great!! The story is simple but the references are sooo cool! Have a great weekend Kazzy🌹 hugs!!!!
Kinda feel like that's all it is. It's basically 'reference the movie'. The whole story and characters kinda pale compared to some of these absolute amazing video game legends that are on screen, even for like 5 seconds. It's a shame that most of these characters are kinda lost on Kazzy :(
@@Karvan420 Totally disagree. This movie's plot is so good, that you could change every single reference into original characters (like I-r0k) and the movie would still be just as entertaining.
A movie about getting an Easter egg that has countless Easter eggs though out. I think I notice something different every time I watch it. Some say the book is better, in some ways that's probably true. Though as a person born in 83' and who has always loved movies, music, and pop culture in general. I felt like a kid in a candy store from beginning to end.
They're actually "references" and not "Easter eggs". There's a difference.
they did the feel of this movie perfectly. the part in the overlook hotel really looked good.
This is a severely underrated film. The nostalgia with the 90s game references are brilliant
A very entertaining film to be sure. Best part of this was The Shining sequence. In fact, it was so good it drove me to distraction in the theater, and I was sitting there saying to myself, "Well, damn it, now I just really want to watch The Shining!"
Fun fact: The Colorado Room the group enters into happens to be the same set where Steven Spielberg first met Stanley Kubrick. Spielberg was touring the sound stages because he was going to start filming Raiders of the Lost Ark at the facility. When Spielberg heard Kubrick was there, he wanted to meet him. So, when Ernest Cline recommended several films to replace the Second Gate challenge and threw The Shining out there, Spielberg decided to go for with it as a tribute to his late friend. And having the group enter into The Colorado Room was Spielberg throwing in a personal Easter Egg.
Yep. I saw The Shinning for the first time because of the 2nd challenge in Ready Player One.
Awesome surprise you reacting to Ready Player One Kazzy!😃 I loved this movie with all the 80s and 90s nostalgia and trademark characters in it! Loved your reaction and laughter as always! Also noticed the Van Halen shirt right from the beginning!😎👍
So happy that you loved this movie! You radiated as much joy as I did watching it in theatres. Even though it did well it somehow still feels underrated? In my mind it's a modern classic!
I already gave you a thumbs up because you never disappoint!! 😉
"People need to spend more time in the real world."
I mean I get it but that's easy to say when you're rich and surrounded by loved ones.
Van Halen t-shirt= 10/10
By coincidence, I'm wearing the "Samurai" 1984 shirt today. Pretty funny.
As someone born in 1977, this movie really appealed to my nostalgic side
Just seeing Kaneda's bike makes me SO SO happy every single time.. so worth the movie just for that. I also love that Sorento's avatar is evil Superman.
"TETSUOOOOO!"
darth ken81 Ka-na-daaaaaaaaaaaaa!
I saw this trailer like 3 months before it came out and was blown away. I read the book right after that and it was hard to wait for the movie.
Directed by Steven Spielberg in this movie about a post apocalyptic world in which everyone lives in a virtual reality game. When the game creator died, before he did so he created a competition that the winner of which would be awarded a lot of money
Another great movie that is as overlooked as this one is Sucker Punch.
This is one of the rare instances where the book and the movie both stood up as fabulous entertainment. For a real treat, search for the “Pure Imagination” trailer for this movie and watch it with the sound up. I fell in love with this movie when I saw that trailer, and Spielberg delivered the goods on the big screen.
So this movie was made after the book "ready player one".. and i almost Fell of my chair when i heard the author wrote "ready player two". I really hope that Will turn into a movie as well.
Great reaction BTW
Wade's avatar, "Parzival," is a play on the name Percival - one of the three Arthurian knights that found the Holy Grail. In John Norman's "Excalibur" (1981), Percival is the only knight to find the Grail and heal King Arthur.
loved the clip of the guy from jaws" ugh what?" lol nice
This movie is so enjoyable, great soundtrack, fun story... your reactions are worth any quarter...
I love the references in this movie it's insane to see all the game/movie/tv/book refs and the sound track
Thanks for another good reaction to start my weekend off right.
Loved this movie, and the book (which is more based around 70s/80s nostalgia, but they updated it well for the film to make it more accessible to the younger audience)
The original novel for this film was by Ernest Cline, who wrote another fun film that has lots of 'Star Wars' references called 'Fanboys' with Kristen Bell, which is also worth a watch. There is a sequel novel that is being developed for the big screen, 'Ready Player Two' which picks up the High Five's story after winning. And Cline also wrote another novel called 'Armada' that deals with an alien invasion and everyone who plays a certain video game has basically already been trained to fight the aliens off. Like 'Ready Player One' it has lots of pop references. As many pop references as there are in the movie, the novel has almost three times more! Not just 80s stuff either, general geek culture stuff, too! This is a movie that is like a good friend...as many times as I have watched it, I just don't get tired of it and I am always finding more in it!!! I am so glad you enjoyed it!
If you love 80s nostalgia you should read the book. It's a bit different from the movie but goes into way more detail.
It'll help if she's seen WarGames
Jay Sussex And Blade Runner. And Monty Python and The Holy Grail. And she should listen to Rush's 2112.
@@seanriley199 That is true.
I thought I loved the movie but after reading the book I like the book more! I hate how movies change everything. I heard recently there's a second book but the reviews haven't been so great.
@@rizzyknows Just finished reading the second book. It's amazing, a lot darker than the first though.
The best line in the movie, "Ninja's don't hug" Love ya Kazzy
Xo will learn soon enough that when a beautiful woman says "Give me a hug", you give her a hug.
KAZZY! I love you! Ive lately watched your rick and morty videos and your purity makes me laugh so bad! I told you before but it really feels like i'm giggling with a friend watching stuff! you bring me a lot of joy, so thanks and i hope you're having a bangin day. stay sweet! your pal
This movie really kind of glosses over the murder of his Aunt. It's like it doesn't even matter to Parzival.
Kazzy is like Morty in real life when shes watching movies lol
The way you talked about IOI it reminded me of FB. Innocent employees with an evil owner.
Thank you for showing the whole scene were Art3mis meets Kira; that is my favorite scene in this movie. And that scene where Artie offers Xo a hug and he declines? Just wait another year, boy, and you will never again turn down an offer of a hug from a beautiful woman.
I love this Movie soooo much! One of my ALL TIME favourite.
This movie surprised me how much I enjoyed it I’ve learned not to listen to online critics so many movies I watched poor reviews on UA-cam only to watch later and me and my wife really enjoyed, thanks Kazzy for your always thoughtful positive reactions!
AWESOME REACTION KAZZY!
Such an underrated movie. All of the pop-culture references had me like 😬😬😬
Kazzy you always color my world with your laughter!!! I've always been a huge fan of the movies like my grandma she always told me stories of Dracula, Bridge on the river Kwai etc... BLESSINGS 😇🙏🌉🎉🙌🤗✌️
Thank you, Matt Cannon and Kazzy! Great movie and reactions!!!
Great reaction, Kazzy. Not many have found READY PLAYER ONE. Some of the best editing I've seen. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I watch this every time it's on TV. One of my favorite movies.
OMG me and my mom both love the Goonies as well xD love your reaction to Ready player one! sorry i got to it late! hope you have a good day and cant wait to see more!
I wasnt born in the 80s but i loved all the references in this movie. when i seen the T-rex, king kong, and MechaGodzilla i flipped out
This is one of my favorite movies of the 21st century. In fact, I'm on your channel for the first time because I was looking for reactions to it. It makes me happy to know other people enjoy it, especially since it wasn't the biggest hit in the U.S. (24th place in box office for 2018). I always hope more people discover it. So thanks to the person who recommended that you watch it and to you for following through and watching! I was wondering why you skipped that 3 minutes with the Godzilla fight, LOL, glad you explained why in the comments. It's hilarious that you mentioned The Goonies because at the beginning of the video, I thought that you reminded me of Kerri Green from The Goonies. You're both pretty in a similar way. I really enjoyed the way you inserted the clips from other movies as "reactions" to what you were saying. That's a very amusing touch I don't recall seeing in other reaction videos. I, too, thought this movie felt very much like a 1980s Spielberg adventure film, like Goonies or Indiana Jones. It balances humor with heart, and deals with some serious issues, but never makes things overly dark or dreary. The first time I watched it, I also remember LOVING the song choices. I've started to see this movie influence other Hollywood productions, with other movies re-using the same songs, or copying things straight out of the action scenes. It's a very special movie to me, that I'm going to keep studying for a long time, like I grew up doing with some of my favorites from the 1980s. Thanks, Kazzy. Thanks for watching the movie.
Yup this was great. You definitely need to read the book or even better, listen to the audiobook. It was such a great experience. I picked the audiobook randomly years before it was thought about for a film. I revisit it every so often because it's so much fun. The detail they get into in the book is flabbergasting. But so are the references and adventures.
Simon Pegg was amazing, I didn't realize it was him till the credits. It's amazing what losing the accent and a little make-up does.
Ernest Cline actually did a callback to Pegg in the second book, where Wade experiences a recording of Kira's memory with Og standing up to her abusive father with a cricket bat, with Wade noting how similar he looked to Shaun from Shaun of the Dead.
the amount of time you must spend searching for these meme references. i appreciate you lmao
When I turned 18, my parents took me to get my first tattoo and to see this movie. Little did I know this would be one of my favorite movies ever. Being a 2000's kid I got all the references since I got to experience both sides of the century.
The amazing thing is that the online gaming community in general are just as close knit but still promote passion in gaming and pop culture...
For those of us in the "GeekyVerse" or those of us of a certain age this film (and the book) resonates on so many levels..
Love your channel
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Keep it up Malady
Holy crap Miss Kazzy. I never thought about how much this feels like The Goonies. You're dead right.
If you loved the movie, I bet you'd enjoy the book easily twice as much!
Fun Fact: The author, Ernest Cline, has one of the DeLoreans from the Back To The Future films.
I was not expecting that you will do reaction on ready player one. It's good movie. And there is so references to other movies.
If you pay close attention EVERYTHING is relevant. I learned that from reading the book.
Great film,seen it many times and always see something new
Kira is played by Perdita Weeks who currently stars in the reboot of Magnum PI as Higgins
The chant that they use to create the force field comes from the movie Excalibur
Looks like someone hasnt seen the Iron Giant!
ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES!
I love this movie so much. Absolutely fantastic reaction
Great reaction, it was fun to watch you enjoy the film so much.
A comment to the editor, not the reactor, see if you can find some feature in your production software that will even out the maximum volume level of each channel and/or clip. One must turn up the volume to hear the section of the film, but then the reactor is too loud, and then the closing star field comes on and the volume just blasts everything else. There has to be some sort of "normalize volumes" icon in there somewhere.
Thanks for reacting to this :)
(and for the shout out at the beginning)
All the familiars.... bring my eyes tear and I love it.
The book was way better honestly. This movie could have had a sequel. Didn't like how they only had to find keys. In the book, the players had to find keys they to find gates for each key.
I love the movie as well, own it and have watched it like 4 or 5 times. But, if you really want a treat the book is SO good! The challenges are different, and there is way more of.... everything!
Directed by Steven Spielberg based Wade Watts in a futuristic world where people live their lives in a video game experience when it's creator Halliday dies and leaves his entire fortune to the one who can locate and retrieve the elusive Golden Egg. However, the evil IOI corrupts is trying to talk control of the Oasis so it's a race against time to get there first
Thanks, Kazzy! 🎮
When you said Goonies I swear I said that 10 seconds before lol but they're both Steven Spielberg so makes sense!
When I saw the Back To The Future Delorean in the first trailer I knew I had to see this movie.
"I know, it's heavy."
@@darthken815 Great Scott!!!
Don't forget freddy, Chucky, MEchaGodzilla and the Iron Giant.
If you are a reader, definitely check out the book. The quests are completely different, and the journey if different enough that you can enjoy both independently
I highly recommend the book. so many pop culture references. I saw it 5 straight nights in the theater.
Awesome reaction! Don't know if you caught Art3mis/Samantha using the pulse rifle from Aliens during the dance/shootout scene, my fave Easter egg.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Just to let you know they're working on Ready Player Two.
The book of ready player one is really good, and captures more than the film. Although unlike say Eragon is actually pretty good, also if you have a VR headset. You can go to a place called Sansar, and walk round AECH's garage as well as his hangout the basement. It's very very cool, and this movie and the book is what got me into VR. As well as Sword art online, another movie you may enjoy. And that world you can also visit in VR I believe in VR chat or Sansar I forget, there is so much to explore.
How can it not be a Masterpiece if the director is the one, the only, Steven f*cking Spielberg
That wasn't a The Last Samurai reference, that was a Kurosawa tribute, specifically to Toshiro Mifune.
Can't wait to go on lunch n watch this at work
I loved the references in this movie, whether it was other games or pop-culture.
Wade(Parzival) and Sam(Artimus) are my two favorite characters.😊
Awesome reaction Kazzy as always.😁
lol that scene from spongebob always makes me laugh😂
wow an 'in the mouth of madness' scene i loved that film
I love watching movies talking about video games.
I have a big problem with no one finding the first key. The first thing glitch-/bug-hunters/speedrunners do is trying to break the game by doing the opposite. From the very first day, a glitch-hunter would go "what if I went backwards?" ;)
Great movie, your singing along was fun to watch, I bet u rock karaoke
random, Olivia Cooke who i believe plays art3mis/samantha in this? is from my hometown in the uk, Oldham. i dont know what it is about this town, its just a northern working class town, but shes the latest in a pretty long line of famous names from here.
34:23: What a burn! I loves it!
Spielberg was inspired by 80's style music for this movie
Another GREAT movie with amazing performance capture CGI is Alita Battle Angel. I'd highly recommend it if you haven't seen it.
The Curator was voiced by Simon Pegg
You got 2 of the characters a little mixed up at 28:30, the one in the Red Samurai Armour 'Daito', is the older guy with the baseball bat. The 'one left', 11 year old 'Sho' is the small Ninja with the twin swords, in yellow.
My only complaint about this movie is that Wade gets too long a warning about the explosion it’s no wonder he survives. Even if he was still in there, he would’ve had plenty of time to evacuate himself and plenty of others along the way considering how early he got the warning…
A new _Kazzy Reacts_ video pops up *and I drop everything I'm doing* , get a glass of whiskey and escape from my reality!!!😙😙😙
First time I've seen you channel and judging by the background toys and memorabilia. We will get along!
OK. Disappointed about the lack of recognition about the Springsteen track but I'm prepared to let that go .....
That packaged Boba Fett!!!
OK, the use of Family Guy "oh noooooo". LOLS