READY PLAYER ONE (2018) - First time watching! - movie reaction!

[@sedawk]

Wade: “I’m in love with you” Mary : “Whoa - she just touched your crouch once!” Yes - I’m remember being a teenage boy - that’s pretty much how it works.

[@styles2980]

Yep, especially in that scenario, that's all it takes.

[@ThatBonsaipanda]

Can confirm

[@senorSF8751]

girl, it is not necessary to put the year of release of the movie in the title of the video, there is no need for the title to be long

[@sadshenanigans1403]

Donkey Kong v Godzilla. I'm dieing 🤣

[@jkhoover]

My favorite part was when Donkey Kong Jr. shows up to help!

[@romanprofik]

We need to see that movie

[@piondor876]

I'd watch it

[@richardhayling4339]

Or donkey kong vs bowser

[@r.howardlawrence3527]

I'd pay to see that movie.

[@elzar760]

Yes, that’s truly the first recorded video game Easter egg. At the time, Atari didn’t allow their games to have credits. He snuck this in because he wasn’t allowed to have his name credited fro programming the game. If you activate the Easter Egg you get into a secret room where you see “created by Warren robinett”

[@allisterfiend_2112]

Loved the atari game 'Adventure' back in the day, actually found that easter egg. Wrote to a magazine (back when we had to write letters) letting them know what I found. no answer...sigh...was the story of my life! ;)

[@_starfiend]

There were easter eggs inserted before this one, but they were not found until afterwards, so this was the first FOUND rather than the first in a game.

[@themiIes]

Donkey Kong vs Godzilla. My favorite Monstermovie ♥

[@oliverconway6960]

I'd watch that.

[@starjacked2003]

Most people miss him cutting off the skull-chest guys arm with the Glaive from the movie Krull. The Glaive was the throwing star looking thing. Cool weapon and good 80s movie.

[@Arthaius]

- Yes, excellent movie, and probably the first weapon replica I would have made for a collection, followed of course by Worfs Batleth

[@gerstelb]

BTW, the chant that turns the shield on and off (20:50) is “the Charm of Making” from the movie Excalibur (1981), notable for having a metric ton of British talent (Helen Mirren, Patrick Stewart, Liam Neeson) long before they were really famous.

[@vapormissile]

Thanks for the Excalibur reminder. It was bugging me...

[@jkhoover]

I never knew that.

[@jasonirwin4799]

Excalibur is my all time favorite movie. When I heard the charm while watching RP1 in the theater, I just about squealed like a schoolgirl.

[@coulombedon]

"Thanks for playing my game." That line gets me every time.

[@Niickkel]

I know that feeling bro

[@denanebergall5514]

This movie is SOOO chock full of pop culture references, it's almost impossible to get them all.

[@neil2444]

From a copyright standpoint, it's really quite impressive that he was able to use so many. To think that in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the only way Disney and Warner allowed Buggs Bunny and Mickey Mouse to be on screen was if they spent the exact same time, you understand how difficult and complicated the copyright world can be.

[@colettebezio1913]

My favorite reference moment is when I realized that the Orb of Asuvox (sp?) was carried in Gizmo's carrier box from Gremlins.

[@Pinkielover]

Nothing is impossible

[@denanebergall5514]

@@Pinkielover hence the reason I said ALMOST impossible.

[@tgarner6]

The spell to activate the level 99 Orb of Osuvox was Merlin's charm of making from the 1981 film Excalibur.

[@shikahn]

I'm just glad Olivia Cooke (Art3mis) pretty much nailed the pronunciation, because T.J Miller (I-R0k) absolutely mangled it, lol.

[@Gwolf303]

Nice catch I had no idea

[@jasonirwin4799]

@@shikahn Depends on who you ask. The actors for Merlin and Morgana hated each other IRL and refused to pronounce it the same way despite Morgana having learned it from Merlin. Their anti-chemistry was good for the character tension, but supposedly gave the director fits while filming.

[@jedijones]

It's just a little odd that such a secure artifact would use a spell that is completely guessable like everything in Halliday's game. 😂

[@FeaturingRob]

The original novel by Ernest Cline has even more easter eggs of pop culture, especially of the 1980s, and part of the reason the movie has the references it had was due to 1) time contraints on a movie vs. a book AND 2) the budget they had for this which includes the references owned by Warner Brothers, by Spielberg's companies Amblin & Dreamworks, and they ones they could afford that other owners were willing to license for the film. Trust me, I grew up in the 80s, and i got most of the references...but I still have no clue on others. And I have read the novel 3 times! There is a sequel novel called 'Ready Player Two' and the screenplay is in development now...I don't know if Spielberg will direct it (it's highly unlikely he will)...but it is in the works. Donkey Kong is a video game gorilla...it's King Kong. I was laughing evrytime you mentioned Donkey Kong (a VERY 80s video game that I sank tons of quarters into as a kid). There was one song I so wanted to be in this movie that wasn't. Ernest Cline made a playlist of all the songs and music that inspired him writing the book, which is on Spotify, and one song that perfectly fits is "Subdivisions" by RUSH...that is the only complaint I really have against the movie! (An argument could be made for "Dead Man's Party" by Oingo Boingo during James Halliday's video message announcing the contest not being included...but that just gets nit-picky!) :) Ernest Cline, before writing the novel and screenplay of 'Ready Player One' started his writing career as a "slam poet/performance poet" in his hometown of Austin, Texas...and you can find some of his poetry performances online (they are definitely geeky and mostly funny). He also wrote a movie called 'Fanboys' about a group of friends who make a pilgrimage to Skywalker Ranch to try to be the first to see 'Star Wars - Episode I - The Phantom Menace'. That's a fun movie that takes a quite moving turn, with a story very much constructed like 'Star Wars -Episode IV - A New Hope'.

[@xxJOKeR75xx]

He's not even that great a writer but this book is a masterpiece just because of all the references and the nostalgia and fun you get from them. Loved it.

[@lordmortarius538]

Being an 80's child... this film IS my childhood :P

[@3DJapan]

Read the book, there's way more. For example H's hangout is a recreation of the livingroom from Family Ties. You don't get to really see that in the movie.

[@troyp5359]

Hello fellow 80s baby

[@jkhoover]

@@3DJapan I was just coming to comment this. The book is amazing, and the challenges are different, so it's still a good read, even if you've seen the movie.

[@dezzydee3013]

I just was curious did you catch the battletoads in this movie? I know you probably seen the Street fighter characters but seeing the battletoads just completed my day

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

There are so many moments in this movie that I never thought I would see, but Gundam vs Mechagodzilla is definitely one of my favorites.

[@IH8YH]

having grown up in the 80s with movies and video games this movie was like a full on non-stop "woiooo did you see that?! or that?! what about that?! that that that"

[@briangus182]

Highly recommend the book! The quests are completely different, so even though you know the premise you can enjoy them completely independent of each other.

[@acrefray]

Yeah, the book is also fantastic! And there is the sequel: Ready Player Two. Also excellent book!

[@williamozier918]

As a nerd, my favorite experience in this movie was watching a Gundam fight Mechgoidzilla! I cheered out loud in the theater.

[@SebasTian58323]

As discovered in March 2017, Atari's 1977 arcade game Starship 1 features an "Easter egg" (a hidden secret or item), in which the message "Hi Ron!" is relayed on-screen and the player is awarded 10 extra lives. This is before adventure, but the adventure one is way more fabulous for being the "first" Easter egg. The earliest known video game Easter egg is in Moonlander (1973), in which the player tries to land a spaceship on the moon; if the player flies horizontally enough, they encounter a McDonald's restaurant and if they land next to it an astronaut will visit it instead of standing next to the ship. The term Easter Egg comes from adventure, and I think when the book was written and the movie was being made, these earlier Easter eggs hadn't been discovered yet

[@jedijones]

Well, if it took 40 years to find that Easter Egg, maybe people will stop complaining that it took 5 years to solve the race challenge in the RP1 movie!

[@SebasTian58323]

@@jedijones nope, because people are much better at finding Easter eggs now and nobody was looking for them in those early games. Rp1 had millions of people looking and nobody ever once thought to go backwards in the race? I get why they didn't go with the D&D dungeon from the book but that race replacement was pure stupidity

[@stephanginther9051]

Ready Player One is SUCH a great movie. I enjoyed every minute of it.

[@Metzwerg74]

and the book is even much better...

[@stephanginther9051]

@@Metzwerg74 I listened to the enhanced audiobook. MAN that was good, just started the second book.

[@muchpeacemuchlove]

So glad you enjoyed it! It's KING kong Mary : ) The IRON GIANT which was referenced in the film is a really nice animation funny and heartwarming : )

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

His coronated name was King Kong....but he was born Donkey. It's still valid.

[@torloni13]

The Zemeckis Cube goes back in time....based on Back To The Future, directed by Robert Zemeckis.

[@RedCaio]

The BTTF theme music even play for a sec

[@torloni13]

@@RedCaio Yep...the intro chimes.

[@Caseytify]

Loved watching your reaction. I didn't worry about the references I didn't get, just enjoyed the ones I did. Sometimes you just go with the flow...

[@fanboyhex1555]

I love this movie, I'm so upset that it was underappreciated in the box office.

[@JamesASharp]

Ready Player One made most of it's money overseas, especially in China. So technically, RPO is a box office success. Spielberg still has the blockbuster touch. 🎥 🎞💰💸

[@fanboyhex1555]

@@JamesASharp Spielberg does still have the magic, but I feel it's not as powerful as it use to be.

[@jedijones]

@@JamesASharp It was his highest-grossing directed movie of the 2000s except for Indiana Jones 4 and War of the Worlds. It was a success. But, still, it was somewhat mediocre in its U.S. gross. It was only his 5th highest-grossing 2000s movie in the U.S., with Catch Me if You Can and Lincoln also surpassing it. Not as many people saw it as should have, who would likely enjoy it.

[@nickpasch1019]

A more adult version of this might be Spielberg’s “A.I.”

[@dirzz]

The book and the movie is such a gem! Very underrated.

[@stathissdz2125]

The real challenge of the movie, is to locate all the pop culture references: according to screenwriter Zak Penn, there are about 1100 of them!

[@chrisofnottingham]

According to Joss Wheedon, when used before the word "producer", the word "executive" means "not the".

[@kennethstevenson4817]

Being a old Guy (Boomer) I got all the pop culture references and it was pretty cool. The Ape is King Kong and you have quite a few movies to watch based on that character. You should also check out the movie for the Big Robot in in this film.

[@marksullivan7766]

That chant was from Excalibur, one of my favorite movies as a kid 🤠 love the reaction 💫

[@mnomadvfx]

"OMG NOT AGAIN!!!!" I literally just woke the house laughing, thanks for that.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jedijones]

Same line John Hurt used in Spaceballs.

[@mikemeggison5084]

23:11 that's the Glaive from the movie "Krull".

[@nathanmcdowell4731]

You make me laugh so hard! I genuinely love watching your reactions! 😁 Thanks for the uploads

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

It's do-able for a Brit or Australian to speak in American accents, but of course some actors do it with more skill, or less. As a US citiizen, it's always impressive to me to learn that an actor I assumed was also US-born is from abroad.

[@NefariousKoel]

Takes quite a bit of work to sound right, however. Doing it well is more the exception than the rule in my experience. Especially if they try to do any kind of southern american accent.

[@jedijones]

Olivia Cooke nailed it here. I had no idea she wasn't American.

[@Poss1]

I'm so happy to see this. It's going to be fun watching you take this in. There's a lot to enjoy. Thanks! Here we go!

[@jowbloe3673]

25:29 - Those are the actual screens from the Atari video game *Adventure* from 1980. I got that egg 40+ years ago, didn't realize what I had.

[@Kroesis]

It's probably already been said but if you like reading, try the Ready Player One book. As great as this film is, and I love it, it's a diluted version of the book which is awesome. It just goes so much deeper. I finished it over a weekend, one of those few books I couldn't put down.

[@TheNightBadger]

First... there was 'Artee Dootee'. Now... there is 'Donkey Kong vs Godzilla'. Gold.

[@Caseytify]

Shush. She's on a roll. :)

[@David_S_3272]

As many have mentioned, the giant robot is from "the Iron Giant", one of the best animated movies there is. You would absolutely love it, so consider it for a reaction vid. As for the new Godzilla movies, and I hate to say this as someone who grew up loving the original Godzilla movies (from the 60's, 70's and 80's... there are so many), but I would skip the new ones. However, the last 3 planet of the apes movies (rise, dawn, and war) are absolutely amazing and I'd love to see you watch those instead. They are far far better than the recent Godzilla universe movies. Oh, and please put "nightmare before Christmas" on your December list :) It's great for Halloween, or Christmas... honestly it's fun anytime of the year :)

[@Nimbus1701]

Great comment and I agree. What is also so neat about the King Kong and Godzilla references are it shows Kong first, which was originally released in black and white in 1933 (I think), then Godzilla (also in black and white) released in 1954 and then both as really tent pole franchises that pretty much every other giant monster movie ripped off, first squared off against each other in the Japanese movie in 1962 I think. I was born in 73 and the very first Godzilla movie I saw was Godzilla vs. Megalon, but the one I always waited to catch on tv (usually they aired late at night on one of the maybe 10 channels we got on tv) was King Kong vs. Godzilla. So many great old school references in this movie, and because I (and I'm assuming you as well) are old enough to have seen most all of them made this movie one of my favorite, because it really is a conglomeration of every great reference from the past 100 years..... and that doesn't even include the soundtrack.

[@wadep160]

Glad you enjoyed it, one of my many favourites 😊

[@karl-70]

I loved this reaction almost as much as I love this film. I've seen a few of your reactions, mostly marvel ones, but a few others too and you've definitely grown on me, as a youtuber and apparently just nice person . Keep up the great work. Now I'm off to find your gaming channel on twitch. Whoop! 😁

[@3DJapan]

When I first saw this trailer I was blown away. I went out and got the book. Loved the book then had to wait months for the movie. Saw the movie on opening day. It was good, enough that I bought it on Blu-ray, but not as good as the book. Especially if you grew up in the 80s.

[@RationallySassy]

I have read the book a few times now. Not sure why but it felt special reading it. The part where he figures out the first key always excites me!

[@csrhymer]

I was upset with the trailer because they used 'Tom Sawyer' by Rush ... but that song wasn't in the movie ... :::pout::: ;-)

[@jkhoover]

@@RationallySassy Listen to the audiobook. It's really good! I don't read fast enough to reread a book, so I turn to audiobooks after I read a good one.

[@billfrantz1638]

🤣”Donkey Kong versus Godzilla”😂 that was so funny! The Iron Giant (1999) was the only big reference that I noticed you missed. Nobody is going to see all the references first viewing! As for video game movies, The Last Starfighter (1984) was the first successful movie about a video game👍

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

I don't want to "ackshually" you, but War Games is technically about a video game, and it came 1 year earlier. :)

[@pastalavista2310]

Godzilla vs Donkey Kong....Mario will be so jealous..... 😂 😂 😂

[@innerguardianXIII]

As a British guy who does a little acting (and has been raised on American movies), it's oddly easier for a British person to pull off an American accent, than an American trying to pull off a British accent (either sound Australian or from New Zealand).

[@razorfett147]

Tis true. As someone who has a cajun accent, its easier for me to pull off a "Hollywood American" accent than for me to pull off a convincing English accent. Its easier to scrub off a vocal inflection than it is to add one, and the Hollywood American accent is one that is completely inflection neutral.

[@Xoferif]

A lot of Americans **think** they can do an English accent, but it sounds ridiculous to us English folk (often like Dick Van Dyke's accent in Mary Poppins). I've heard (and I can't do accents at all) that doing an American accent is a bit easier, because if you get it slightly wrong your average real American will just assume you're from Delaware or some other state they haven't been to.

[@lumpyhead5024]

So glad you watched The Shining before reacting to this! Also knew you would love the music.

[@caseyh8386]

Donkey Kong vs godzilla 😂 😂 Omg, I loved that, you're my new favourite human lol x

[@Sherman1fan]

Lots of things had to change from the book Vs. movie because of rights to the characters. The biggest was Gundam replaced Ultraman (Japanese hero), that's why Gundam had a 30 second timer ( Ultraman can only stay in Earths' atmosphere for a limited time) and Iron Giant was supposed to be Mazinger or Japanese Spiderman's mecha. (I do not know Iron Giant). I was disappointed but they added/ changes thing from the book to make it more relatable to today's audiences ( vs. just 80's themes). I wan to see Donkey Kong fight Godzilla! I was LOL-ing!

[@unicyclist97]

The Iron Giant is a great movie. It's the reason Vin Diesel was Groot.

[@bboeghus4475]

Seriously the best ever. You're always entertaining but this was perfect

[@keshnaidoo3891]

Clicked so fast. So hyped and haven't even started

[@keithowen3523]

Your such a nerd. I loved it. I had rather share this reaction with you because you enjoyed it so much. Joy is contagious.

[@ennuieffect]

I would love to see your reactions to the Legendary Monsterverse, starting with Godzilla (2014)! But Peter Jackson’s King Kong is a must as well.

[@keitholsen8787]

Funny how IOI is the villain company for the movie, but in real life IOI Interactive is a company that makes the Hitman video games. Curious to see how many of the references Mary understood.

[@colettebezio1913]

I always suspected that the name IOI partly originated from the early days of home-made computer games, from the days before actual graphics, when they used ASCII characters instead of pictures. The days when TIE Fighters were made of |-o-|

[@CaptainNice]

5 years before anyone tries starting in reverse? I suspect that Spielberg doesn't play MMOs. Still a fun movie with lots of rewatch value.

[@foulrot]

Yea, that would have been found in a week, at most.

[@67Daidalos]

Not only MMO (which I'm not a player by the way). But anyone which had play racing games (especially arcade type ones, but not restrictive), has been at one time or another trying to do the circuits backwards. Just to test how much they could do before getting set on trails by the game. And with all the speedrunners that for like 15+ years when this movie was made share all the knowledge about out of bound tips, in 5 years, you could be sure there should have already been millions of people that already should have thought of going the circuit in the "wrong way".

[@alinadornieden8411]

it was 5 years in the book as well if I remember right. so Spielberg had nothing to do with it

[@WhiteHawk77]

@@alinadornieden8411. I@@alinadornieden8411key though, but the challenge was a game of Joust on an arcade machine not a motor race.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@alinadornieden8411 the challenge was also completely different, set on a remote planet in an infamously difficult D&D dungeon that cultivated in a battle against a lich in a game of joust on a arcade machine where you had to figure out that the side the Lich uses is better than yours, and have to switch him to win.

[@Matej_Sojka]

You asked what is he? Halliday put all his memories into his archives in the Oasis that gunters used to look for clues and his avatar was using it to simulate his personality. He is a high level interactive simulacrum that can pass the Turing test.

[@MovieswithMary]

Tell me about all the references I missed! :D

[@ristridin1983]

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[@ArgonTheAware]

Probably only those that lived through the 80's would get all of the references since there were so many in every scene, there were more than twice as many in the book, but most likely they couldn't use a lot of them because of copyrights. Did you get that his car was a combination of KITT from Knight Rider, Ecto-1 from Ghistbusters and the Delorean from Back to the Future?

[@denanebergall5514]

I don't think you ever noticed that Parcival's car is the Delorean from Back to the Future. I thought you'd done that series, but if not, you definitely need to!!

[@timjohnson1273]

The box from Gremlins

[@agusirfanto]

@@ArgonTheAware yes, missed Ultraman

[@styles2980]

Terminator 1 1984 & Terminator 2 1991 for starters are a couple of movies, I'm sure these are on your radar. This movie is full of BTTF references obviously and other classics in the background that aren't even mentioned. H's (Helen's in-game) apartment had several movie posters and decorations that I saw on my second viewing. Just a lot of vehicles and characters that are in the background that makes it lots of fun. Such an innovative movie that has such a large scale, I'm surprised they were able to do it so well.

[@mikell5087]

The Zemeckis Cube that turned back time really stood out this rewatch when the Back To The Future music theme started playing.

[@jkhoover]

Thank goodness Spielberg was EP for BTTF. That was an easy get.

[@LordBloodraven]

Producers bring their clout and provide advice when a film is being made while not really handling the day-to-day work on sets. Sometimes, they'll even provide financial backing for the film. During principal photography, they usually expect to be shown what filming was finished each day (called Dailies). Directors are the hands-on managers from pre-production (writing and scheduling), through principal photography and then to post-production.

[@isabellegarza9070]

😂😂 Donkey Kong!!!! 🤣🤣 King Kong, Godzilla, Jurassic Park, Krull, Child's Play (Chucky), Friday the 13th, Iron Giant, Saturday Night Fever, Say Anything, Seventh Voyage Of Sinbad, Excalibur, and a lot more to mention but these are the movies from the top of my head. Also reference to games like Donkey Kong, Excalibur, Dungeons & Dragons, Centipede, Pac-Man, and Space Invaders. Television shows like Hello Kitty, Power Rangers, Speed Racer and Star Trek. Have to mention the toys like the Magic Eight Ball and the Rubik's Cube. 🖖😃

[@themoonformending]

The Holy Hand Grenade? Did I catch a Monty Python reference?

[@ИгорьСоколов-й8щ]

"I still need to watch those Big Ape Movie" - a... mm... may be... a "King Kong" by Peter Jackson (director of The Lord Of The Rings)? ))

[@resonanttotality8322]

He is Halliday's consciousness uploaded into the whole of the OASIS... A ghost in the machine...

[@gluuuuue]

The true classic ending to all video games: "Thank you for playing."

[@presumed_guilty]

1:20 haha that is exactly what I say when my cats take off, although I try and sound like Bilbo from the first Hobbit movie!

[@kogser]

You getting jump scared never gets old ;-) The Alien burst did not disappoint

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

2 movies that explore obsession with living as virtual reality are "Surrogates" and "Gamer". I highly recommend both.

[@ScarlettM]

If you like the movie - consider reading the book. It's so much better!

[@sidolcott]

Wil Wheaton (Stand By Me, Star Trek: The Next Generation) reads the audio book. I thought it was great.

[@timstorey2325]

@@sidolcott The audiobook is one a very few that I can re-listen to, time and time again. So good.

[@Toumix]

Great reaction. I’ve heard there is more than 80 references in the movie but you missed the most obvious ones. The car he’s driving is the Delorean from Back to the Future and also the Iron Giant, not to mention all the cameos you can spot at the beginning and in the final battle. The gorilla’s name is King Kong but I’m glad you saw the Shining though ;)

[@Jindrolim]

26:00 "Put him in! Oh my god!" That's what she said 😁

[@galerios1]

The original Chucky movie is Called Childs Play. And it is the reason I'm terrified of dolls. Dead Silence did NOT help with that phobia. And I have a daughter so I'm surrounded by creepy frigging dolls!

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

There are certain songs for me that I can't disassociate from the movies they appeared in. "Father and Son", "The Chain" - Guardians of the Galaxy "Back in Black" - Iron Man "Stayin' Alive" (on the dance floor here) - I can't listen to that and not picture the bar scene from Airplane.

[@Caseytify]

I'm old enough to know those songs from well before the movies. In fact I have Cat Stevens' album on vinyl.

[@nathanrodrigues154]

Donkey Kong vs Godzilla. i want to watch this movie hahahahaha

[@mikemeggison5084]

22:50 that's a Madball. A toy from the 80's. They were rubber balls with various gross monster faces. They didn't really do anything, just a goofy collectable. One being a weapon in this flick is the first time one was ever useful. ;)

[@SRS13Rastus]

The oldest friends I have are those I've met gaming, We've never met face to face, All have earned my deepest respect and absolute trust down the years, All of us are there to offer help and support for each other, Be that passing on skills in games, Helping those who are down on their luck by donating parts keeping them playing when we upgrade hardware, Reminding each other We're ALL worthy of respect, Offering whatever support we can in times of need of someone to SCREAM at, Even if that can only be verbal emotional support for those in distress, The very definition of friendship to me...

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

YAY Ready Player One! I can only hope that you might soon look at "Ender's Game" for us!

[@Tonyblack261]

The Ape is probably a reference to Donkey Kong, which is in turn a reference to King Kong. I liked the Iron Giant/Terminator 2 reference.

[@michaelg2529]

Okay, I'm not being rude. I know it's so easy to get two sound-similar references confused because I do it all the time but I would so pay money to see "Donkey Kong vs Godzilla: The Movie." Thanks for the reaction video Mary, you're the best.

[@supremedream1764]

Ready Player One is in my top 10 favorite movies from the 2010s!

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Movies with Mary: *I wonder how many Easter Eggs are in this movie?* Me: *The answer to your question is "Yes".*

[@kengascoigne5946]

10:06 Living in Detroit is like Mad Max times but with Taxes

[@stevelettieri]

Spielberg executive produced Jurassic World. That is usually the position that brings in the money and the team together but doesn’t actually direct the movie (cast and crew). That was Colin Trevorow.

[@jasonwiggins6137]

There is a "Monsterverse" involving Godzilla and King Kong. There's currently four movies that ended with this year's Godzilla vs Kong. They did well and Godzilla vs Kong was the first Blockbuster after the theatres closed because of Covid. They're entertaining for sure.

[@ghostkage]

Such an under rated movie, I loved it !

[@thetechsite9619]

Executive directing doesn't exist. Spielberg was probably an executive producer on JW because Amblin, his production company was involved. Probably a sequel rights thing. Exec. producing can mean anything, from doing nothing, contributing an idea, bringing in talent or a company to finance, up to actual hands on producing.

[@MrFarnanonical]

11:27 Trust me, the first time that's all it takes.

[@sasamichan]

You gotta react to King Kong 1933, King Kong 1976, King Kong 2005, Kong of Skull Island 2017, Godzilla vs Kong 2021 and King Kong vs Godzilla 1962 and maybe a Godzilla movie or two.

[@drivers99]

I commented about ready player one on The Shining reaction. Sounds like it worked :)

[@3DJapan]

I did too but I think she said it was a member request so probably not from me.

[@drivers99]

@@3DJapan yeah true, might not be comments specifically

[@SalvableRuin]

It is easy for me to Switch from a North American accent to a British accent (although there are MANY British and North American accents). For other people, it is very difficult. Simon Pegg is a trained actor. He seems to do a pretty good job, but it doesn't seem easy for him.

[@Francisdu53]

That coffee you're drinking looks amazing

[@pds8475]

Chucky is from the movie child's play originally. But there is a TV series at the moment called Chucky.

[@ademozkum2716]

A Producer is responsible for getting the money to make a film. The Executive Producer is the main person responsible for obtaining money. A producer sometimes puts up some or all of the money themselves, or asks other people or organizations to fund all or part for a share of the profits.

[@spiderfingers86]

Based on the book of the same title and directed by Steven Spielberg starring Wade Watts in this post-apocalyptic world in which everyone is living inside of a virtual reality world in which the game's creator Holladay has died. Before having done so he released a group of keys

[@thomasripley1548]

Iron giant, the shining( redrum), buckaroo bonzie, thriller, Saturday night fever, the magic spell is from Excalibur, back to the future, mega Godzilla, I'm sure there are more that's just off the top of my point head.....

[@RationallySassy]

Fun reaction ^_^ ! I highly highly recommend the book Ready Player One too (or audible version). It captures a really magical journey - love how they complete the trials in it. It's not so much about the main character as the world building and the journey to winning. So good!

[@colettebezio1913]

If you are going to watch the KING Kong movies, you might want to consider starting with the 1933 original King Kong! (Donkey Kong is the video game character named after King Kong.)

[@hjalnelson9579]

The Iron Giant is a movie you absolutely should watch.

[@eddtheevirgo5679]

YES please react to the "Donkey Kong" movies lol! it's so cool seeing you be able to enjoy so much of the nerdiness that this movie is filled with

[@edinalewis4704]

I really wanna see Donkey Kong vs Godzilla!!

[@Hogtownboy1]

the holy hand grenade is from Monty Pythons Holy grail

[@Dannib823]

Yay was excited to see this pop up. Waiting to see how many references you get 😃

[@keitholsen8787]

Well, she got the Kong part right at least

[@gerardoleon8453]

I knew you were going to say Donkey Kong! 😂😂😂

[@cristiancastaneda2808]

if you like movies like these that feel like a video game then should definitely watch "SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD"

[@rayala21]

9:57 😳 I’m a 300 pound dude that lives in his momma’s basement in suburban Detroit. 🥺 and they’re right, I don’t deserve to be loved. Especially because I lied, it’s suburban Los Angles