"Ready Player One" IS ACTUALLY INSANE! *FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION*

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[@shainewhite2781]

There's like 1,000 Easter eggs throughout this entire film.

[@rayloc420]

everything in this movie is an esster egg lol

[@thecollector5204]

I'd say more

[@stobe187]

And that's all this movie is. Just references splattered all over, no substance in itself.

[@novatoboombeach8824]

The movie is a estar egg

[@metalore]

It was released on Easter.

[@magicbrownie1357]

I loved this movie. A completely overlooked gem.

[@panquake3217]

I honestly enjoyed the movie too when I saw it in theaters although I do understand the criticisms people gave the movie lol

[@Web497]

@@panquake3217 L

[@Mandalorian_Goblinslayer]

Same here and I really love it when the Iron Giant appeared

[@scorp77snake]

If its not been mentioned the giant Pacman is from Pixels , another film i think you'll enjoy. As for the stacks being blown up you pretty much saw all the people that potentially died when Wade was going down to the ground level in the opening sequence

[@notmee2388]

Or possibly Guardians of the Galaxy 2?

[@Exlegion19]

Pretty sure Pac-Man is from Pac-Man…..

[@stobe187]

Pixels is absolutely terrible.

[@Kevmaster2000]

@@stobe187 Pixels is absolutely awesome

[@amaranthinenight8733]

@@stobe187 I don’t think Pixels was a great movie with a deep message or anything, but I think it was a fun movie with some easter eggs here and there.

[@coulombedon]

"I don't know how they dealt with getting all the copyrights handled" "Mr. Spielberg is a big fan of your work and would like to reference it in his next film" "YES!"

[@blinkachu5275]

A lot of people hate on this movie, mostly bookreaders, but personally, I just loved it. I don't really feel like bookreaders understand how tough it is to translate a book to a movie, the amount of things that have to be omitted, which force changes to the story as a whole because otherwise the story no longer makes sense. Add on top of that that the movie should appeal to a broad audience, otherwise it'll never get made in the first place, and that means sometimes story beats get changed for that reason. Does that suck? Maybe, depends on how you look at it. You could look at it as a separate entity and just enjoy it for what it is, or you can compare it to the book and be miserable. I prefer to do the first :)

[@LA_HA]

Pish. I loved the book and this was a good movie... But, then again, I studied both, so maybe... Nah. Loved both. Purists need to unclench sometimes. Like you said, adaptation

[@ironpatriot-no6lt]

Only agree to a certain extent. Book/comic book readers definitely do accept changes/differences to the original story when they get the movie treatment. There are a ton of changes in Lord of the Rings movies and the MCU alone, still love it and the source material. But if u change something so much that it's completely different than your just sticking the brand to it and nothing more. And from what I've heard this was really different from the source material. At that point just come up with your own idea. Not that these movies are bad. But when the original creator says something you can't really argue with the fact that it was changed i.e. The Shining, Stephen King hates that movie version because they changed so much. Maybe if you have to change so much like I said make your own idea or maybe they don't really believe in the material to begin with.

[@ashscott6068]

@@ironpatriot-no6lt The original creator is the person whose opinion on the matter is least valid. They're the one person who can never have any objectivity and can never experience the creation the way everyone else does: All at once, in its final form.

[@Teeklin]

Except it's SO stupid and dumbed down for no reason and turns a mediocre novel into a terrible film. Like for example, decades of time people have been trying to find the first key and in the movie they know where the key is, it's in a racing level, and NOT A SINGLE PROFESSIONAL GAMER SPENDING ALL THEIR TIME ON THIS LEVEL HAS EVER TRIED TO GO BACKWARDS? LOL it's such a shitty patronizing change, time after time, that they make in the script. Every change they make is just insulting to the viewer and so stupid and the source material wasn't even that amazing to begin with so dumbing down what was essentially just a fanservice novel in the first place results in this unwatchable garbage.

[@blinkachu5275]

@@Teeklin whatever you need to tell yourself to downplay other peoples enjoyment man. :) It’s a good movie and I enjoyed the fuck out of it

[@officialflikz]

It was really good, underrated but good. Mr Spielberg has been downsized by his overuse of CGI lately, but this movie is such a pleasure for me to rewatch

[@jobuscuswafer1716]

No way to could do this film without CGI

[@officialflikz]

@@jobuscuswafer1716 I'm talking about all his movies, from a certain date to this day

[@henryivan6858]

War Horse, Lincoln, Bridge of Spies, are really good dramas and currently West Side Story his first musical, with very little cgi in them, in between of those he made Tin Tin, BFG, and Ready Player One with all or a lot of cgi. Tin Tin is fun

[@parzibalamblin1890]

@@henryivan6858 tin tin is insane good animation

[@Fenris30]

@@henryivan6858 You be surprised how much CGI is in movies you don't think have CGI in them.

[@starbrand3726]

To answer your question about copyrights and this movie...the answer is simple. The filmmakers had to get permission to put EVERY character used in this movie. The giant Pac Man was in the Adam Sandler movie Pixels.

[@LA_HA]

And who's going to say No to Spielberg and a popular YA novel? Especially after Roger Rabbit

[@michaeldorsey1394]

And guardians of the galaxy 2

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@LA_HA Roger rabbit was decades ago

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@michaeldorsey1394 what about it?

[@LA_HA]

@@larniieplayz6285 That's beside the point. The outcome is the point. He's done it successfully, is a powerful name that gets people in theaters, and can do it. I hope that clarifies things

[@ToastyZach]

I could see this happening in our generation's lifetime. The growth in VR tech since its debut has been exponential.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

The limiting factor would be the hardware, which is actually not progressing as fast as it used to be. Making even one location with all of the graphics, physics, details, animations, lighting, player interaction, etc. from the Oasis, would require insane computing power.

[@warhawk_yt]

@@Ruzzky_Bly4t Yeah. I see VR is going to get to the point where this is possible but the hardware will not be powerful enough for a long time to be able to handle all the rendering the game would have to do.

[@ISA-el4je]

I know it’s really bad this is what is going to kill of the world it’s so sad 😞❤️

[@disclaimer.imjokin]

This won't happen ever

[@ISA-el4je]

@@disclaimer.imjokin it will because of how much technology has become so advanced if you don’t believe me you have been probely been living under a rock for the past 4 years

[@jaromen]

All the tech in this movie currently exists. Haptic response suits, VR gloves, omni directional treadmills, and obviously VR headsets. The only issue is most are still in the early stages of development (at least compared to what was shown here) and won't be affordable/accessible for years to come. You're starting to see versions of some of that tech show up in advanced arcades, but it'll be quite a bit before we start seeing in-home options

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

Yeah exactly all this shit is being worked on and exists currently just in an early stage. Ofcourse in the movie otd exaggerated heavily but the concept is silly the same.

[@TwitchCronos100]

Basically the only difference is the graphics, which even PCs can't reach yet to this level of detail and smoothness. Maybe we'll see this in Unreal Engine 15 lol.

[@mr.moviemafia]

Came here just to see his reaction to THE SHINING sequence!!!

[@DP-nl4uq]

This experience is already here in partial form . This is the meta verse everyone is trying to create .

[@Danjal987654321]

When it comes to the rights to the characters, the answer is one word: Spielberg. That dude's got friends in Hollywood.

[@Gojirawars03]

Closest we got to a Primate reaction to a Godzilla movie so far, lmao. We love to see our boi Mechagodzilla kicking giant robot ass.

[@rovert651]

If I could choose a avatar in that world I’d be a SW clone with some nice custom armor 😂

[@AddSerious]

to answer the copyright stuff, Steven Spielberg called all the IPs and asked to use it... you going to say NO to him?

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

There are endless easter eggs in this movie. Most of those cars in the early race are things like Bigfoot, the old Batman car...etc. Even the motorcycle is from Akura, I think its the animes names.

[@oddestdylan]

I genuinely love this film. A few months ago Ready Player Two the book came out. There might be another film

[@panquake3217]

that might not happen because ready player two was heavily shit on.

[@Cowabungas]

@@panquake3217 That's what happens when you make a movie with 0 character development and that has a main character with 0 personality

[@LA_HA]

@@Cowabungas So, it's not a good book? I was thinking about giving it a try

[@acrefray]

@@LA_HA The book is excellent, and I personally really enjoyed Ready Player Two too. It rolls on from Ready Play One remarkably well (though I don't think it'd make as good a movie). I think they're just crapping on it because they don't personally like it, or more likely didn't read it.

[@Cowabungas]

@@LA_HA Not sure about the book, just saw the movie.

[@chrisrusso9488]

The T-Rex in the beginning race scene is actually the T-Rex from jurrasic park. Spielberg confirmed that in an interview after the movie was released.

[@claytonhaag6931]

I know not everyone loved this, especially those that read the book. But I loved this movie, and loved the soundtrack even more. Lots of nostalgia

[@YtMarceIo]

The trailer you're thinking about is Pixels, a comedy movie with Adam Sandler

[@snack_bar2474]

I met my best friend Jose online. This film really made that point come across, that the virtual world can make so many memories and friends for you.

[@jedijones]

The meeting between Wade and Samantha was very familiar from when I met girls online, long before you could even send images of yourself online, and then felt the awkwardness of that first real-life meeting where you see what they look like for the first time.

[@spunkymaniac9312]

The shinning Easter egg was Awesome,, And there's like a 1000 easter eggs, you need to be a real culture man to recognize them all

[@jedijones]

I see you are a man of culture.

[@jneumy566]

I also love how they played the Godzilla theme when Mechagodzilla showed up

[@DenisseG]

The chucky scene is one of my favorites! I absolutely loved all the Easter eggs and infinite references

[@Jzombi301]

IT'S FUCKING CHUCKY!

[@jedijones]

@@Jzombi301 Someone's chucking Fucky.

[@andyleclerc3600]

I see something new every time I watch it. It really is a fun ride of a movie!

[@atlas3348]

A cool detail is the iron giant wasn't in the book. Its role in the film was instead done via a more obscure robot being the mech used in japanese spiderman. Unfortunately that mech belonged to disney so they only got small cameos from disney stuff and swapped it out for the iron giant

[@kanyewest5685]

This movie is absolutely the best movie I have ever seen in my entire life. I watch this movie at least a few times every year (most of the time on mushrooms) and it continues to amaze me every single time how amazing it is. truly a fantastic film.

[@jedijones]

I've been watching movies for 40 years, and it's also one of my absolute favorites. The storytelling is top-notch. A very fast pace that gets a lot of information across to the viewer without confusing them.

[@renokru7443]

There is so many references in this movie it's insane, one of my favorite is when the Iron Giant dying into the lava gave us a thumb up, it's a reference to Terminator 2 when the Terminator kills himself

[@jedijones]

Wade's aunt and uncle seem like a close homage to John's foster parents in T2 too. Like John, Wade doesn't care that much after they die either. 😂

[@dgurlie-0273]

It’s so awesome you spotted the Ninja Turtles cameo at the beginning. I missed that my first time viewing this movie. I really hope something like this exists soon.

[@pureserenity524]

4:40 Did the Batmobiles brakes just make the "Na na Na na Na na Na na" sound?

[@blondiedies]

I have a love/hate relationship with RPO. I read the book when it came out and i was like, a Twerp, so i loved it. Then I watched the movie years later after outgrowing the book. The movie is considerably better since it fixes a lot of issues with the original story, but it also loses a lot of complexity regarding references. The challenges were more complex, for example one of them was doing a perfect recreation of a movie Halliday loved, but I can’t imagine that’d translate super well on the big screen, so we got the The Shining sequence instead. Overall I like the movie more, it’s just more enjoyable than reading 30 pages of references in-between plot points. On the topic of Spielberg, West Side Story is out now! If you like musicals it’s a must watch. It’s a remake of the original one (1960s, iirc) but imo the new version is just superior. Consider giving it a watch!

[@wolfpack_104]

I agree that Challenges 1&3 are probably the weakest parts of the film. The shining sequence felt the most clever/creative in its misdirects and solution. Still a fun film overall

[@3DJapan]

As an 80s kid the references are what I liked most about the book.

[@kanyewest5685]

there’s no if ands or buts. this movie is a MASTERPIECE

[@jedijones]

@@wolfpack_104 Challenge 2 could in theory have been solved by accident. Someone wants to go inside The Shining, so they pull the videocassette. A lot of people would've already wanted to do that. Then you could wander into the ballroom just by happenstance, see the woman trapped by the zombies, and try to save her, which is an obvious move to make in a game. Save the captured Princess. Challenge 1 required driving full speed backwards into a wall. Not an obvious move. And challenge 3, was an Atari game console in an obscure, remote location. It's possible someone would've found out you could play Atari games there, and happened to decide to play Adventure for its Easter egg. But not the most interesting activity to do in the Oasis.

[@novembercherry4]

I just thought this was gonna be another kid video game movie. This was an outstanding movie. We loved it.

[@blinkachu5275]

What's really cool is, this kind of already exists. Not to this degree in terms of immersion/graphics, but games like VRChat really allow you to take a peek into the future for that kind of gaming. If you have a VR headset, definitely try out VRChat once, you can choose your own character. And we are now getting haptic feedback suits irl as well, just like in the movie ^^;

[@LA_HA]

BlinkAChu: There's a missing element - the World. Second Life has the InWorld construct, but not the gaming architecture. VR has the opposite problem and can't find a foundation of an audience. They honestly need to Wonder Twins it. haha

[@blinkachu5275]

@@LA_HA I mean, VR just needs to get cheaper so more people adopt it. Which is already happening luckily

[@captainteeko4579]

Oh and just so u know Simon pegg, the curator, was Scotty in the pine/Quinto Star Trek films :)

[@infraredsky1047]

Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension....this is a classic that set the stage for many free thinking people and movie makers, including Silent Bob. Everyone should see this movie.

[@McSmurfy]

This is one of my favorite movies and the easter eggs are great, also having this would be cool

[@JeffKelly03]

One thing that I always found a little weird was closing the Oasis on two days, because what if those days are the only times some people had access to it? But yeah, the movie is entertaining as hell. The opening car race is freaking awesome.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

What other options would there be?

[@LA_HA]

Jeff K: But, that's how it works in real life, right? Most people work weekdays and meanwhile, most companies and government offices are open at the same time while closed on the weekends, when most people have Saturday and Sunday off. They have to make it work somehow. Plus, it's actually a great idea for the Oasis because they can do upgrades and other things without worrying about people being in there. Just a thought

[@3DJapan]

What else would people be doing? I think the Oasis is literally their whole life. The work in it, go to school in it, shop in it. The movie completely cuts out the fact that Wade and Aech are classmates in high school together.

[@TwitchCronos100]

Majority of people either work or go to school on weekdays so I think those would be the best days to take off from the game, the only people that would complain would be unemployed people and people that have super odd specific work days where tuesdays and thursdays are their days off, super small minority of people though. (Edit: Or of course people that work in the game, but if we were to apply this to today then those would only be gold farmers and RMT parasites anyway so nothing lost there)

[@nissy9220]

It’s still open 5 days a week 24 hrs. If you can’t make time for that it’s your own fault

[@luwucian4497]

I am very happy that you saw this movie, it is nice to see people smiling while understanding the references I was anxiously waiting for your reaction during the scene of The shinning hahaha

[@tbrstarrygamer6682]

This is my favorite movie 100%! I know the books are different and include more, but this movie is the real Ready Player One to me. I also have replicas of the three keys!

[@JoeDay-me3gr]

I've heard people hated this film but I absolutely loved it. Especially that starting race, no music, no silence just pure chaos

[@danh8804]

What's awesome is that I was never into Gundam either but I get that people were so I still caught the rush when he spawns the Gundam armor... and basically that same sensation a dozen other times in this movie.

[@pandex2707]

Haptic suits are already invented for VR btw

[@SirStrugglesAlot]

Fun Fact: Ultraman was replaced by The Iron Giant since they were not able to get the rights to use Ultraman in the film

[@ll7868]

Basically Charlie & The Chocolate Factory but instead of winning a candy factory you win a virtual world.

[@HoruMalachy]

If VR gets this advanced in your life time; today's VR becomes "Retro" and will be considered "classic" same with our music, game, and movie references. and you will feel old.

[@GordoFunk555]

Spielberg said this is one of the most difficult films he’s ever made. You should read the book. Super good too!

[@leonbrooks2107]

When it came to copyright I think it largely came down to two things. Firstly it was a Warner Bros film so a lot of the DC, Iron Giant, LOTR and Mad Max stuff was already sorted. Secondly they signed up Steven Spielberg as director and hoped his legendary status would help to acquire the rights to everything else. The only things I noticed missing were the Star Wars and Blade Runner references but they still did an amazing job getting so many characters in one place.

[@hellowhat890]

Missing? Really? Because we had Blade Runner and Star Wars vehicles that kinda briefly appear. An X-wing can be seen in the space "traffic" before Parzival heads to the nightclub in the Oasis. Wade was even offered the Milennium Falcon if he got signed on with IOI industries.

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@hellowhat890 and I think a tie fighter was in the traffic as well

[@larniieplayz6285]

WB doesn’t own LOTR though

[@jedijones]

@@hellowhat890 "Mentioning" something from another movie isn't a copyright violation. Same reason they could mention Peter Parker. But, make no mistake, Disney did not cooperate with Spielberg's requests in any meaningful way. Letting a tiny shot of an X-Wing that is almost impossible to notice is nothing.

[@MorganeFichter]

Absolutely love the book, absolutely love the movie! I'm a 90s kid, so all the pop culture references make me so happy.

[@YtMarceIo]

My third favourite movie of all time 🤩🤩🤩

[@FrankTheTank909]

I never noticed the "Mayor Goldie Wilson" sign behind him at 09:34 the first time watching this.

[@jedijones]

I did because I got that picture autographed by Goldie at a convention. 🤣

[@thedoctor4327]

Movie requests to consider 🙂 - The Great Escape - The Dollars Trilogy (Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good the Bad and The Ugly) - Dr Strangelove - Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Monty Python’s Life of Brian - Brazil - Glory - The Fugitive - The Last of the Mohicans - Batman Mask of the Phantasm - LA Confidential - Good Will Hunting - The Iron Giant - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - In Bruges

[@funnyclown2514]

I enjoyed it mainly to see how many references I could get.

[@rbloodyeddy]

i love this movie, literally one of my favorites. I regret not seeing it in theaters, i slept on it and man was i wrong lol

[@jedijones]

I watched it in theaters 3 times and in 3D at least twice. I'm forgetting now what the 3D looked like after watching it at home so many times.

[@justinpeck6015]

I think its a great movie. Its one of my favorite modern movies.

[@Shawn_M]

This movie was a blast. You could watch it a dozen times and not catch all the Easter eggs

[@corystanish]

The giant Pac-Man you're thinking of was from the trailer to a different movie. I don't remember what it was called though, it had Adam Sandler and Kevin James and Peter Dinklage in it I think.

[@lumpy8223]

Pixels

[@Soulsphere001]

I think Steven Spielberg was the guy who was able to get the rights to add in all the characters from different intellectual properties. I mean, how do you say 'no' to Spielberg when he asks to include something you own into a movie?

[@howshafern420]

rare i LOVE a movie anymore, but how could i not love this its all the greatest game/movie memories of the 1980s to today.

[@iannoelcamilotes1003]

The giant pacman is the Adam Sandler movie with a lot of familiar faces. It's a movie when an alien race attacks us with classic video game characters.

[@parkerbobbitt3809]

Loved this when I saw it in theaters, but for some reason have never thought of watching it again

[@spiderfingers86]

Brought to you by Director Steven Spielberg starring Wade Watts who lives in a post apocalyptic world where everyone lives in a video game in which the winner of which will win a bunch of money

[@calgaryman2037]

The reason there is so many references is because it was made by WB. That’s why there is no marvel or Star Wars type references

[@pcplayerreacts1865]

man im completly obssesed w this movie rn i saw it a while back but jss recently i saw it again and man it reminded me of everything i used to want so bad .... like idk being a character in a game and being known by people is so lit ! this universe is just everything i wanna be in

[@Nimbus1701]

Such a great movie, especially for someone that was born in the 1970s. Our family all pitched in to get an original Atari. My parents even were amazed playing games like Asteroids and Missile Command. When Pitfall came out, we (me and my brother) had to kick them off the game. So many references..... the Beastmaster movie poster from the the "spell" for the shield is from the Excalibur movie that is used to call the "dragon's breath." God.... and so many more, too many to count. I need and have to read the book. Rumor has it the author is in process of writing a Ready Pkayer Two book, but who knows. Also, let me say.... top 10 movie soundtracks of all time.

[@colindeane9759]

The Giant Pacman is from another Awesome Computer Game Movie that you MUST watch.... PIXEL

[@sisterdebmac]

The giant Pacman is in Pixels. I enjoyed this reaction a lot.

[@ItsAPrimatee]

Thanks!

[@MultiGreenG]

This movie is 🔥 When I first saw it I knew I had to own it on DVD

[@acrefray]

I would absolutely recommend reading the book, since the film misses a tremendous amount, since it's a different medium. It shows some immense spectacle at the cost of some of the length and depth. Both I found are great, but beware: unfortunately some people are unable to distinguish the differences between mediums and decide they hate the movie after reading the book since the book has so much more depth. I don't think you'll be one of those people since you're someone able to enjoy Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, which did the same thing but worse. Ready Player Two is also out as a book, and follows up perfectly after Ready Player One - even though Ready Player One seems to have covered the ending perfectly. As for Easter Eggs: The more you look, the more you'll find. Seriously. There are an unbelievable amount.

[@leephillips2837]

the written word has to create a reality in your mind, a movie just gets to show it to you. it's pretty simple, actually. both the book and movie are spectacular.

[@dumahim]

Giant Pac Man was probably Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2.

[@ErisEnvy20447]

The movie with the giant Pacman in it is called Pixels, it has Adam Sandler in it

[@Keenspade]

This is one of my favourite sci fi movies ever I loved it

[@LexyThomas134]

One of my favorite movies!! It's been on TV for like a month straight haha

[@MiguelPerez-oh5er]

Now I want ready player 2: a story about a hacker getting into the game and stealing people loot and somehow he is close on getting full ownership of the oasis and the team have to find a way to find him in irl and stop him in the game

[@quintonn93]

Great movie I had to watch a KZbin video on all the Easter eggs in this movie when I first watched it

[@liljoeyredblue581]

The giant pacman was from the movie, Pixles

[@Kaozmc1]

23:58 perfect sync 👌🏾

[@danielwilliamson6180]

10:07 Ready Player One is a great movie. It was really good. It's like Tron and The Matrix. Fun and entertaining. Good cast. Tye Sheridan and Olivia Cooke had good chemistry. Good visual effects and good computer animation.

[@jamaul1391]

24:44, the reason why Noland is so hard to beat in the game is cause he's a pay to win gamer😂, he basically bought everything so he has the advantages in weaponry

[@leephillips2837]

I think this movie was awesome. I understand that they had to telescope the story from the incredible book. Watch more movies and then re-watch this and you will see more than just the background coming alive. After all, you missed the original Batmanmobile.

[@hoodwinkiez]

Ready Player Two in production.

[@oddestdylan]

Also the PAC Man you’re thinking about is in the movie Pixels. With Adam Sandler

[@leofreire8540]

The metaverse is the beginning of the "oasis"

[@TeenWolf-hd6kg]

I really love this movie! I never got a chance to see it in theaters, but once it came out on 4k I picked it up and fell in love with it. I've rewatched this movie many times since buying it and it's still as enjoyable as it was when I first watched it.

[@BadBatchArmada99]

This is my all time favorite movie and book series!!! I am so excited to see your reaction to it. I recommend the books highly. Keep up the great work. I look forward to your next video.

[@nicoledoman978]

The giant pac man is actually the movie pixels with adam sandler

[@KSDVLmom]

Giant Pac-Man? You just be thinking Pixels ... Which is super funny and entertaining. Should do soon

[@larniieplayz6285]

That’s definitely the T-Rex from jurassic park it even has the same roar

[@zaidencrawford7648]

So happy he reacted to this

[@dev3rror]

i’m so happy ready player 2 was announced

[@blxc1shcr10]

i think i remembering watching this movie with my dad and i didnt realize

[@drakeredwingofficial]

This movie literally predicted the Metaverse.

[@ScarletStarAudios]

The giant Pac-Man is from a movie called “pixels” a comedy where aliens bring game characters into the real world to destroy / take over humanity

[@micahhynson27]

Spielberg at it again. The mans longevity in the industry is insane.

[@tsuaririndoku]

I’m surprised that RX-78 doesn’t use his Beam Rifle or his Rocket Launcher. He can solo Mechagodzilla with a Beam Rifle alone.

[@larniieplayz6285]

I’m also glad you watched the shining first

[@jamescaballero9727]

If you love pop culture you'll definitely love this movie.

[@anthonydarcsen767]

Oh hell yea Baldmate, glad to see you reacting to this amazing movie.

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

26:54 I feel like that's a camper move 😂 27:27 Mans got done in by a bitchass camper lol Primates commentary was gold 😂

[@magicbrownie1357]

It's too bad you haven't watched the movie Excalibur (1981), which is just a re-telling of the King Arthur legened, but done quite well. The magic spell that locks/unlocks the protection of the castle on planet Doom is the Charm of Making that the Wizard Merlin uses to great effect in that movie.

[@Welsh_Dragon756]

Excalibur isn't just another telling of the Arthur legend it is the best and closest to the full legend. I absolutely love that film. First time I saw it I was about 7 as a huge Arthurian legend fan who knew most of it then. I still remember the look on my mum's face when I asked what is Uther doing to Arthur's mum as he raped her 😮🤣

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@Welsh_Dragon756 Yes. I love it as well.

[@NateConklin]

The audiobook as read by Wil Wheaton is even better.