Film Theory: Ready Player One's True THREAT! (SPOILER FREE)

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Ready Player One's The Oasis is virtual reality at it's most advanced state. Yet the real danger lies outside The Oasis - IN REALITY! Right in your very own home. Literally. The Stacks are the deadliest part of the Ready Player One world and I'm about to tell YOU why!
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[@eelt9892]

Simple, paint them blue so the wind will think that it's the sky and they'll ignore it.

[@james8616]

Person:

[@towatchvideos5592]

Wade who plays in a old truck outside of the stacks:

[@gdzler7542]

In the book , it actually explains how they don’t use new rv’s for the stacks , they use old rv’s from th surrounding junk piles , which they would lift to the top of an existing stack with cranes situated around the area of the stacks

[@decaf4450]

I stopped reading the book 3 months ago & just this morning picked it up again. A few hours later this is recommended.

[@razorsaber2287]

“We won’t be running out of sand”

[@jewelhenson3034]

The book actually discusses this. If I remember correctly, there was a law or something saying that they couldn't be more than 4 or 5 trailers high but eventually they began to over populate and so the rule became less important. Columbus is the fast growing city at this point because it was where the oasis was created. Wade grew up there in the movie, and he moved there in the book. He talks about the stacks in both stories though almost the same. He talked about how the weather felt and how he also lived with at least 6 other people besides himself, aunt Alice, and her boyfriend Rick. The place was one 2 rooms, a fact the movie didn't show, but the stacks are solely for low income individuals, so it's hard to say that safety was a continuing concern as it was more of having a home for these individuals.

[@jackaboy4119]

if you read the book, then he explains that the stacks fall all the time

[@djshultz6012]

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[@caitlyn7170]

So, the problem is basically just a giant game of deadly Jenga?

[@BoltAlloy]

Film theory: SPOILER FREE

[@uajrh1]

Video title: Ready Player One’s true THREAT!

[@frelted6744]

In the movie, the priority is costs, but in the book it specifies that it need the space, they ran out of space on the ground to put houses, so they put houses on houses

[@masonm.5778]

So... The odds are Stacked against him?...

[@zerotriple431]

Soooooo, we're actually expecting a shortage of sand for building materials fairly soon in the future. You can't just use any sand for concrete production and at the current pace of globabl development (especially in China), we're expected to have 2/3 of the world's sand used up in concrete by 2050. Doesn't really dispute your main points or anything, but yeah... I guess that's all I have to say...

[@memez_r_life6692]

In the book, stacks fall/explode all the time. So often, in fact, that when the stack that Wade's aunt lived in fell people just assumed it was an amateur method lab explosion.

[@mips319]

I just realized MatPat explains structural systems better than some of my architecture teachers...

[@harlepas]

Doesn't the main character in the movie play in a secret hideout away from his house?

[@rufousdederp]

Ernest Cline is one of the nicest people I have met! I had the pleasure of seeing him speak in Denver years ago (I think the movie rights had been purchased at that point). His story is a nerds dream! He stayed behind afterwards for this long line of people (including myself) that wanted an autograph. And he gave us all smiles and small talk! It didn't cost a thing either. Just a free meet and greet at a book shop. One of my favorite memories ever ❤

[@StaleToast0011]

I used to think the gun the villain had at the end was the most lethal thing in the movie. Now that I've watched this video, I know. It's still the gun but now I know the second place.