the funny (order thing) is that at the end, literally nothing change for anyone except the Main characters : the world is still a dystopian nightmare where mega corporation control the world while humanity slowly die on the world they are stranded on...but hey now he can be the control obsessed admin everyone hate of a game where peoples will literally gamble their lifesavings for a temporary buff.
but all those peoples who permanently lost their entires accounts, characters and all their stuff on planet doom will probably never get that back, why? because it would cost to much for a company who own the largest pay2win game in existance. Its like Warzone or diablo 4 on Steroid@@blinded6502
whats so interesting about this movie, is that the book it was based on was way darker, more depressing and far more involved. The clues and puzzles actually feel like something thats challenging to solve and its really interesting.
Yeah, the book is actually amazing. The movie feels like ppl would have figured all these things out in a week. After the first key, they DO figure out the rest like immediately, why did it take years to get the first one? In the book, the first key is practically made so that only kids could get it and there's like months between shit getting figured out and everything is way more obscure to where you actually have to be some Uber nerd/obsessed with real old school shit to figure them out. Not to mention that Wade went off the deep end when he fled IOI and was surpassed in the leaderboard.
Couple things about this movie: 1. In the books you logged into the oasis with your retinas, making you only be able to have 1 account. attempting to spoof it got you perma banned. (Just got further into the video and remembered the Nolan password part, so ig they changed that in the movies) 2. In the books hollidude is confirmed to be dead, but the movie’s strayed sooo far from the books that they could’ve entirely changed it 3. In short, they strayed so far from the books that any explanation I give is probably wrong in the movies. Man I like being that guy in the comments that read the books
I assume people with only one eye would have to contact support to be able to create an account then. That way there are probably at least some people who somehow have managed to trick the company into getting two accounts.
5:14 Funny enough, in the book, Parzival buys an "Anatomically Correct Haptic Doll" after breaking up with Art3mis, which is basically what Highboi is describing
11:29 The reason Wade wasn't seen by IOI surveillance isn't explained here, but in the book it's because he leaves through a window and down a less travelled route. The drones don't see him either because IOI planted the bombs far in advance in the book. Seemingly minor changes like these make the plot so unnecessarily convoluted and muddy.
Yeah, the book was so much better, which isn't surprising since it has way more time to follow the plot, include more pop culture references and flesh out the characters
I actually laughed out loud. That would normally require me to see a senior executive accidentally fall down a long flight of stairs. Well played High Boi - well played indeed.
The reason they went for Adventure as the final key is after Atari's acquisition by Warner in 1976, Atari removed the names of game developers from their products, as a means to prevent competitors from identifying and recruiting Atari's programmers.This also was used as means to deny the developers a bargaining chip in any negotiations. This lead developer Warren Robinett to hide his own name into the game Adventure (1980) in what is now considered "The first easter egg in gaming" as a act of rebellion. When Warner made the movie Ready Player One (2018) they stated that Warren Robinet made the easter egg (a major plot point in the movie) because he just wanted people to have fun. Basically Warner did this purely to erase history because it wasn't even like that in the book. Also why Halliday avatar just didn't admit everything because he is indeed an AI with a plan to be free from OASIS, and he figured it's easier to wrestle control from hormonal teenagers than the entire Gregory Games. This came in the sequel BTW.
17:04 My brother in crist No matter what does he do wade owns the egg , egg hunt is over the moment somene gets the egg so he cant get the oasis no matter what now
Y’know, calling the Oasis glasses the Apple Vision Pro is not bad; it’s suspected that the advertising for the Vision Pro made a reference to Ready Player One in the shot were the user puts the Vision Pro’s on.
The scary part is that the film takes place only 20 years in the future, and we already have the headset. Combine with motion capture suits that exist today and add a giant open world and we are 75% there.
The thing that really annoyed me was the scene where evil businessman guy tries to recruit player 1 in the oasis, and he turns him down. The bad guy says something like heh I'll just firebomb your house and no one will know or care. But what if he was streaming that, and evil businessman just confessed to murder live on twitch?
@@aathilibrahim4899and yet in the book the bad guy was recording it to have proof that he was murdering him...what? I never understood why he had an obsession with recording all the shit he was doing. "Oh I'm going to record myself fire bombing your trailer and killing 500 people." Then "Oh I recorded the assassins tossing kids out of windows." Why though? You'd expect that he would have the knowledge not to record himself doing that.
@@yasininn76it’s kind of hard to claim it was a deepfake when his house actually does end up blowing up lmao. This is also the same powerful corporation that couldn’t take over the video and failed to kill the kids anyway.
@@CasualREDACTED same reason he keeps his password lying around: he’s too arrogant AND apathetic toward tech as anything but a means to make money that he literally doesn’t care to learn how to use it in a secure manner. And with the way he runs the company, do you think anyone’s really gonna do that much to convince him to learn?
one thing i hate about about the movie is that once they got a key they also unlocked the gate, in the book they had to get the key and then find a gate making the book have more depth.
@@denmanfite3156 Universal doesn't own any form of Blizzard, Microsoft, Toho or Bandai characters or IPs. A lot of the characters shown were not Universal properties
to answer your question at 11:34, the reason IOI didnt see him (according to the book) is because Wade knew how to get around the stacks without being seen by going through secret routes that IOI didnt have surveillance on.
When I saw war of the worlds 1957 I was happy af bc they added an old war of the worlds with the tripod with this noise like with that damage with a red top thing it was at 5:42
...spoken like someone who has never directed or edited anything...an easy thing for directors to do? when multiple scenes of various lengths have to be stitched together months after filming, it's actually going to be quite difficult to make the time match unless you specifically had a plan in place to make the time correct. The good take of this line may be 6 seconds too long or short, or a multitude of other reasons that could throw the time off. Like needing to edit out a shot or insert one for continuity.
Except something reviewers NEVER consider, is that some of the scenes could be overlapping. There, that's all that needs to be said to explain discrepant movie/real life timers. Does that explanation work for every single case? No probably not, but I'm sick and tired of people not even entertaining the thought for a fucking femtosecond.
Sure, but you can estimate how long it would take a human to say run a mile to the bomb after their teammate calls out a bomb timer. And in this instance the main characters were in a fight, then rewound time in that same fight to an incorrect time. Nothing overlapping at all. Curious how IOI got there so fast also. Unless they always have 50 random people ready in lobby. Otherwise we see how long it takes wade to get in game after suiting up and waiting in a virtual line to get into the race in beginning.
@@Power5 I haven't watched the movie, so I don't know if that entire scene is "filmed" in one shot or not, but chances are that it isn't, which leaves at least one, probably many instances where there could be time-overlap. Enough for 18 seconds? I dunno, I'd have to watch the scene myself to make that judgement, but saying "nothing overlapping at all" without any argument as to why that is AT ALL, does not convince me. At all.
Yes, but the book did it much better, having it all seem realistic for a world of games. The first puzzle actually being hard and creative, not just “go backwards”
You can make a 1 hour rant about the first test being to drive backwards. Like, I'm sorry, but they don't seem to get what gamers try out. Somebody would have done that on race 1. Guarantied.
I read the second (Ready Player 2) book and here's what happened: Halliday really was dead but he found a way to clone people brains and basically it was the brain clone of Halliday that did all that stuff. If you can read you would probably have fun reading the book High Boi
Didn’t know there were books but yeah that’s the vibe I got from the movie. The avatar didn’t lie. Halliday is dead. The avatar is not Halliday. IE Halliday copied his consciousness into the system before dying. Somehow. And the copy is “alive”.
unless i'm mistaken, in the first book the Holliday avatar is only a pre-programmed NPC; the Anorak "brain scan AI" of halliday only gets activated once the new brain immersion tech and challenge is issued. I read this book years ago though so i could be wrong.
Having read the book and seen the movie is a curse… the book is miles ahead of the movie, but if you’ve read Ready Player Two, you’ll know what Halliday is in-game
13:20 I had a partner that worked security for law firms. It was genuinely appalling how many of these dudes that are worth millions of dollars have confidential and private information written down on a piece of paper in their office. Too real
Yea it was one of the thing you thought no way someone would just put their password on display,but remembered hes in his secured office so that make sense
To be fair, the way the Oasis is set up makes it where anyone who has slurs thrown at them could theoretically just pull out a literal BFG and shoot whoever’s doing it. And considering that dying even once costs you literally everything you’ve acquired up to that point, do you really think THAT many people would wanna risk being killed in-game over something so stupid?
Me and my dad actually watched this when I was kid. And I remember this whole movie. This movie always has a place in my heart, because we watched it day one in the cinema. (We rarely left the house, it meant a lot to me to watch the movie with him)
I rewatched this movie with a friend recently and we had a drinking game where we took a sip every time another IP was mentioned or referenced. Early on we realized we didn’t have enough drinks so we had to change it to every time another IP showed up only visually, and we STILL ran out of drinks before the halfway mark
If you actually do you care about the answer here it is so in the second book it’s revealed that Halliday made a program that can basically clone a persons consciousness and that’s what the holiday ghost is. It’s basically just a ghost of Halliday so there you go.
The fucking Trackmania players reference lmaooo so spot on 😂 Literally any hunt or troll map, first 5 seconds you'll have had at least 1000 people immediately driving backwards out of the start gate just out of sheer force of habit 🤣
6:28 I don’t wanna sound like a nerd here but in the books, your accounts connected through your Rene scan you can get hacked accounts, but it would be super hard just for a throw away account
2:56 exactly, in the books wade was a nobody who had no money to even travel to other game planets and in the movie he is like a top pplayer or some shit with a car and bunch of credits
Despite it's flaws, Steven Speilberg did an amazing job getting all the licensing together to make this story into a real movie. A real cultural film to say the least.
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6:02 Not an orc, Its Goro from MK
Idfk dude, never played it, thought it was from war hammer or smth (which i did not play either) idc either way. But congrats bitch, u get pinned.
@@HighBoi the way you talk turns me on
@@HighBoinigga balls
@@HighBoi what would happen if the nostril became evil
Boranga must go on
the funny (order thing) is that at the end, literally nothing change for anyone except the Main characters : the world is still a dystopian nightmare where mega corporation control the world while humanity slowly die on the world they are stranded on...but hey now he can be the control obsessed admin everyone hate of a game where peoples will literally gamble their lifesavings for a temporary buff.
And with shut down loyalty centers, there could also be work camps for people in dept
Also there's a bit less addiction, since people actually touch grass
@@blinded6502 if grass hadn't gone extinct by then.
but all those peoples who permanently lost their entires accounts, characters and all their stuff on planet doom will probably never get that back, why? because it would cost to much for a company who own the largest pay2win game in existance. Its like Warzone or diablo 4 on Steroid@@blinded6502
No, they shut down the Oasis on Tuesdays and Thursdays, so that people can go out and pay attention to the outside world more.
Ready player one is like a chronically online person’s wet dream
Pretty much
It is not a dream!
Ah yes, an online game...where literally everything costs money that you can lose in an instant.
This applies much more with the book version 💀
It's a metaphor
whats so interesting about this movie, is that the book it was based on was way darker, more depressing and far more involved. The clues and puzzles actually feel like something thats challenging to solve and its really interesting.
When I watched the movie I was disappointed that there was no D&D
Yeah, the book is actually amazing.
The movie feels like ppl would have figured all these things out in a week. After the first key, they DO figure out the rest like immediately, why did it take years to get the first one?
In the book, the first key is practically made so that only kids could get it and there's like months between shit getting figured out and everything is way more obscure to where you actually have to be some Uber nerd/obsessed with real old school shit to figure them out. Not to mention that Wade went off the deep end when he fled IOI and was surpassed in the leaderboard.
Fr never read the. Book just saw the movie
@@hig2831 Damn, didnt know books can watch movies
@@tiran7908 what
Couple things about this movie:
1. In the books you logged into the oasis with your retinas, making you only be able to have 1 account. attempting to spoof it got you perma banned. (Just got further into the video and remembered the Nolan password part, so ig they changed that in the movies)
2. In the books hollidude is confirmed to be dead, but the movie’s strayed sooo far from the books that they could’ve entirely changed it
3. In short, they strayed so far from the books that any explanation I give is probably wrong in the movies.
Man I like being that guy in the comments that read the books
I assume people with only one eye would have to contact support to be able to create an account then. That way there are probably at least some people who somehow have managed to trick the company into getting two accounts.
wade getting himself arrested by IOI goes hard in the books
In the second book it was revealed that the halliday Wade Met was a copy of His consciousness. Maybe they did that in a movie for a maybe sequel
4. In the books, Wade did order a thing like what High Boi mentions at 5:15
book was 100% better yeah
I love that wirtual reference at 5:00. "But then, hefest got this run"
Hardcore track mania fan have been playing for years
Wirtual is somgood
The Tears that came to my eyes
My favorite part of the video. Trackmania is a fantastic game 🙌
The amount of crossovers and references in this movie is insane
Why he ourple?
High boy on 🔝
they got all the characters from all the franchises in the final battle
not to mention the wirtual crossover (video only)
It’s over 300. There’s a video on RUclips showing them all
"Sexy I'm so unique birthmark" and "all access pass to anywhere he wants to go aka a gun" lmfao really needed those laughs today.
Save your rizz for baby Grunk and livvy dunne please
@@riosgomezleonardorafael3074..bro has brainrot
Ah yes, "Ready Player One" that one movie where you can tell 75% of the budget went into buying the rights to characters
I thought most of the references were of characters owned by the studio (Universal) that made the movie though?
And music
@@eeyorehaferbock7870didn’t warner bros make it?
You can’t spend 75% of budget on the characters when you already own them??
Still a great movie
That Trackmania and Wirtual reference was sooo on point🤣🔥
It killed me when he started singing THE SONG😂
Man I’m dead
@@BrennanMelling-hj3di Because of ubisoft entertainment _💀_
4:54 that part literally fully broke my immersion in the whole movie lmao, till that point I was like kinda vibin' a little bit
And then you became part of the vibe
5:14 Funny enough, in the book, Parzival buys an "Anatomically Correct Haptic Doll" after breaking up with Art3mis, which is basically what Highboi is describing
Some bot copied ur comment 😔
@@_rainbot_332 Unfortunate
*the second book
was about to comment this and he did break up with her in the first as well
Hmmmm 🤨
11:29 The reason Wade wasn't seen by IOI surveillance isn't explained here, but in the book it's because he leaves through a window and down a less travelled route. The drones don't see him either because IOI planted the bombs far in advance in the book. Seemingly minor changes like these make the plot so unnecessarily convoluted and muddy.
ackshually 🤓☝
Yeah, the book was so much better, which isn't surprising since it has way more time to follow the plot, include more pop culture references and flesh out the characters
@@realfearin cool comment bro
Ready player one is a horrible name for this movie, the oasis would have been better.
@@Thankuforsubing You are but a fool
Dude the trackmania reference went so hard
I actually laughed out loud. That would normally require me to see a senior executive accidentally fall down a long flight of stairs. Well played High Boi - well played indeed.
what is that can you pinned the timer
4:55 (record run)
He says it explicitly at 4:49
@@xenoxenon_ thanks bro
Doubt you’ll see this, but I honestly love the format of your videos and how it includes both valid criticism and comedy
He's like CinemaSins but actually funny
5:28 I clipped it muhahahah
~Eiioowiee!~
(kill me)
An- _sigh_ Ah, f*** I'm never making that noise again
I was looking for the section thanks mate its just soooo good :D
Fun fact: There IS a sex doll for the oasis in the book.
Indeed there is. Parzival is said to had a 'lot of fun" with it, but that it didn't "feel like the real thing"
As a person who read the book when I was 9, I can confirm there is a fucking sex doll
@@Faxird Indeed... It was horrific 😂
@@JamesDHalliday how old were you?
@@Faxird When I first read the book?
Never expected a fucking Wirtual reference by Highboi lmfao
That caught me the fuck off guard lol!
me neither! and especially not at a time like this with the fiasco of his latest video about 92bob 💀
Wirtual
@@DylanLCutshallWhat about that video is a fiasco?
So off guard
The reason they went for Adventure as the final key is after Atari's acquisition by Warner in 1976, Atari removed the names of game developers from their products, as a means to prevent competitors from identifying and recruiting Atari's programmers.This also was used as means to deny the developers a bargaining chip in any negotiations. This lead developer Warren Robinett to hide his own name into the game Adventure (1980) in what is now considered "The first easter egg in gaming" as a act of rebellion.
When Warner made the movie Ready Player One (2018) they stated that Warren Robinet made the easter egg (a major plot point in the movie) because he just wanted people to have fun. Basically Warner did this purely to erase history because it wasn't even like that in the book.
Also why Halliday avatar just didn't admit everything because he is indeed an AI with a plan to be free from OASIS, and he figured it's easier to wrestle control from hormonal teenagers than the entire Gregory Games. This came in the sequel BTW.
i rmemeber my dad showing me the easter egg as a kid because he figured it out when he had the game as a kid
I didn't know it was an easter egg when I found it tbh. I just did it by wandering around in the game and going "ooooo weird room cooolll" 😂
you have to go out of your way to find it dude
@@caseyhall2320
Oh so ready player 2 is a legitimate not just a cash grab right?
i like to think he found some way to downplay his consciousness into the game itself
The TrackMania references broke me lathing, you made my day mate
The funny part is that 2 of them would have completely gone over peoples heads
17:04
My brother in crist
No matter what does he do wade owns the egg , egg hunt is over the moment somene gets the egg so he cant get the oasis no matter what now
Wouldn’t someone like him preferred no one keep the egg instead of his enemy
Y’know, calling the Oasis glasses the Apple Vision Pro is not bad; it’s suspected that the advertising for the Vision Pro made a reference to Ready Player One in the shot were the user puts the Vision Pro’s on.
"Suspected" it just is.
@@kaishedan37 it’s not confirmed, that’s why I wrote “suspected”
The scary part is that the film takes place only 20 years in the future, and we already have the headset. Combine with motion capture suits that exist today and add a giant open world and we are 75% there.
Add some greedy companies that exist already and it’s 80%@@lilkidsuave
bro vr headsets are not that new..@@lilkidsuave
i never expected high boi to be a wirtual fan
Dude high boi is a fan of a ton of racing shit, some of his videos reference them and he comments on a meme F1 channel (rocket powered mohawk)
After five years 😂, Parmesan finally gets this run, haha😂, BEEEEEN NEEEE NEEER, 😂 BEAN NEe NER.
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
The thing that really annoyed me was the scene where evil businessman guy tries to recruit player 1 in the oasis, and he turns him down. The bad guy says something like heh I'll just firebomb your house and no one will know or care. But what if he was streaming that, and evil businessman just confessed to murder live on twitch?
in book i think its explained its a private connection meeting so he couldnt stream it or record it or something like that not sure
And you think the second most powerful corpo on the planet couldn't handle that? Especially in a world were deep fake is probably the norm? Cmon man
@@aathilibrahim4899and yet in the book the bad guy was recording it to have proof that he was murdering him...what? I never understood why he had an obsession with recording all the shit he was doing.
"Oh I'm going to record myself fire bombing your trailer and killing 500 people." Then "Oh I recorded the assassins tossing kids out of windows."
Why though? You'd expect that he would have the knowledge not to record himself doing that.
@@yasininn76it’s kind of hard to claim it was a deepfake when his house actually does end up blowing up lmao. This is also the same powerful corporation that couldn’t take over the video and failed to kill the kids anyway.
@@CasualREDACTED same reason he keeps his password lying around: he’s too arrogant AND apathetic toward tech as anything but a means to make money that he literally doesn’t care to learn how to use it in a secure manner. And with the way he runs the company, do you think anyone’s really gonna do that much to convince him to learn?
At 4:55 he truly did pulled a Wirtural
the wirtual music at 4:57 got me dead fr 💀💀
17:13 It's heavily implied Halliday either uploaded his consciousness to the game or created an AI powerful enough to mimic him perfectly
13:47 “and they’re about to SKULL FUCK THIS GAME. So come forth, and help me SAVE IT.” High Boi it’d be an HONOR to ride into battle with after that
Followed by "AVADA.....KADA........
one thing i hate about about the movie is that once they got a key they also unlocked the gate, in the book they had to get the key and then find a gate making the book have more depth.
0:11 *Matpat in the distance* HELLO INTERNET-
Dude is surrounded by 150 working class citizens, has the balls to pull out a gun, and somehow nobody tackles him. Must be California or NYC lol.
True they could've still fucked him up
It’s actually Columbus,Ohio. I don’t know if that is relevant
@@coryn9930 Yeah that makes it worse.
I was talking to someone about the movie one time, and he and I both agreed there was no way the guy wouldn't pull the trigger in that situation.
nah bro, 150 plus working class citizens pull up to you in Columbus Ohio... Even with that gun, guy would of or shouldve gotten jumped so easily.
The idiot part of this series is an understatement, this man goes into heavy detail. So much detail that I dont even need to watch the damn film
I don't think you know what understatement means
@@Iorund tbh with u i dont lmao
@@callmemoon6635 bro just accepted his fate ngl i respect that
@@dexnacorn7807 no point in acting like I do know what it means when I dont, it’ll just result in me looking stupid
@@callmemoon6635 the fu@#ing big di@# energy radiating off of you is enough to power a space colony
4:44 this Trackmania / Wirtual bit and him singing the song actually made me laugh out loud
Ngl i can always hear burn it to the ground every time i watch the war scene, also one of my favorite movies
I really cannot fathom how much it cost to show ANY established characters for any amount of time.
Universal owns the characters/IPs already.
@@denmanfite3156 Universal doesn't own any form of Blizzard, Microsoft, Toho or Bandai characters or IPs. A lot of the characters shown were not Universal properties
@andrewmeyer3599 maybe that's why they didn't put ultraman like in the book
@@denmanfite3156 most of the ips shown weren't owned by Universal/Comcast.
It was directed by Spielberg, they probably payed HIM.
to answer your question at 11:34, the reason IOI didnt see him (according to the book) is because Wade knew how to get around the stacks without being seen by going through secret routes that IOI didnt have surveillance on.
Except when he's running directly below their drones?
@kevalyarathore223 But we're watching the movie that contradicts that.
@kevalyarathore223 A reply to a question about the movie. You see where I'm going with this?
@kevalyarathore223Immediate end to the argument after that one lol
@kevalyarathore223 Oh right, well when you put it that way...
high boi making the IOI voice in his anime voice has to be the best thing in this vid apart from the meme on the wall
4:30 IOI are now canonicaly racists
Lol
When I saw war of the worlds 1957 I was happy af bc they added an old war of the worlds with the tripod with this noise like with that damage with a red top thing it was at 5:42
5:00 the Wirtual reference is perfect, you always make me laugh, great channel.
😂😂
Hecks yea, you helped me find the song he was humming LOL. Thank you SM.
Songs name is En aften ved svanefossen
8:00 i love when reviewers actually count the time. Such an easy thing for directors to get right, and they rarely do
...spoken like someone who has never directed or edited anything...an easy thing for directors to do? when multiple scenes of various lengths have to be stitched together months after filming, it's actually going to be quite difficult to make the time match unless you specifically had a plan in place to make the time correct. The good take of this line may be 6 seconds too long or short, or a multitude of other reasons that could throw the time off. Like needing to edit out a shot or insert one for continuity.
And yet many movies have actually gotten the bomb timer correct with movie time.
Except something reviewers NEVER consider, is that some of the scenes could be overlapping. There, that's all that needs to be said to explain discrepant movie/real life timers. Does that explanation work for every single case? No probably not, but I'm sick and tired of people not even entertaining the thought for a fucking femtosecond.
Sure, but you can estimate how long it would take a human to say run a mile to the bomb after their teammate calls out a bomb timer. And in this instance the main characters were in a fight, then rewound time in that same fight to an incorrect time. Nothing overlapping at all. Curious how IOI got there so fast also. Unless they always have 50 random people ready in lobby. Otherwise we see how long it takes wade to get in game after suiting up and waiting in a virtual line to get into the race in beginning.
@@Power5 I haven't watched the movie, so I don't know if that entire scene is "filmed" in one shot or not, but chances are that it isn't, which leaves at least one, probably many instances where there could be time-overlap. Enough for 18 seconds? I dunno, I'd have to watch the scene myself to make that judgement, but saying "nothing overlapping at all" without any argument as to why that is AT ALL, does not convince me. At all.
welcome to : ''lets make a movie about video games despite none of us have ever played one''
Also, skimming over a perfectly good book
"Did you read the book first?"
"I skimmed the first 4 pages and saw the cover, so basically yeah."
Yes, but the book did it much better, having it all seem realistic for a world of games. The first puzzle actually being hard and creative, not just “go backwards”
It's accurate to VR Chat at least with the clusterfuck of pop culture references.
You can make a 1 hour rant about the first test being to drive backwards.
Like, I'm sorry, but they don't seem to get what gamers try out. Somebody would have done that on race 1. Guarantied.
"IOI"
To check on...
Ah..
Ah, fuck im never making that noise again.
-wisehighboi
My favorite thing in this movie is how Wade named their clan the “High Five” despite every time he tried to do that in the movie he was rejected
its been a while since that happened, but 4:55 legit made me laugh out loud, im in tears man
9:22 “That’s cool Wade. But L + ratio + I got your IP address”
9:52 clearly the producers have never seen zuko
"The Birthmark Is Not On The Wrong Side!"
Or balalaika, from black lagoon (even though they are scars, but still)
Or balalaika, from black lagoon (even though they are scars, but still)
I love how the main goal of the bad guy in this movie was literally to put ads in a game
I read the second (Ready Player 2) book and here's what happened: Halliday really was dead but he found a way to clone people brains and basically it was the brain clone of Halliday that did all that stuff. If you can read you would probably have fun reading the book High Boi
👆
Fun Fact: in the sequel book (ready player two), the avatar of Halliday is actually a copy of his consciousness.
Didn’t know there were books but yeah that’s the vibe I got from the movie.
The avatar didn’t lie.
Halliday is dead.
The avatar is not Halliday.
IE Halliday copied his consciousness into the system before dying. Somehow. And the copy is “alive”.
unless i'm mistaken, in the first book the Holliday avatar is only a pre-programmed NPC; the Anorak "brain scan AI" of halliday only gets activated once the new brain immersion tech and challenge is issued. I read this book years ago though so i could be wrong.
Bro don’t even talk to me about the sequel it’s literally a copy of sword art online
@@rightfullzig3243 I may have gotten it wrong too, been a while since I read it
Is the second book actually good?(compared to the first one)
The Wirtual reference at 4:55 was amazing
4:18 THE MOVIE ENDS. That's the biggest spoiler I received in my LIFE BRO.
0:00 I love it when the one is changed to "Juan." I especially love the 9-juan-juan meme XD
Finally a new upload from one of my favorite channels on RUclips!! Thank you bro, hilarious as always.
Having read the book and seen the movie is a curse… the book is miles ahead of the movie, but if you’ve read Ready Player Two, you’ll know what Halliday is in-game
I hated the sequel
@@astorothwarriorofsunlight5471it was comparatively terrible
@@astorothwarriorofsunlight5471 sequel was rushed and not well thought out. Author Too busy putting culture references.
Chinese can do better adaptation than this.
@@PiscestheDirtythat's what I was afraid of when I learned there was a second bokk
13:20 I had a partner that worked security for law firms. It was genuinely appalling how many of these dudes that are worth millions of dollars have confidential and private information written down on a piece of paper in their office. Too real
Yea it was one of the thing you thought no way someone would just put their password on display,but remembered hes in his secured office so that make sense
4:59 I love this damn reference so much
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Wirtual mentioned 🛐
4:46 clearly they didn't let lets game it out play this
Artemis got that “I have to kill the avatar to reclaim my honor” birthmarks
Toshiba and Mitsubishi😭😭 12:10
Mitsubishi materials
6:21 High Boi :P ‘where’s the *gritty* realism’ no-body with a throwaway account yelling obscenities :L
Truly an "And then Hefest got this run" moment
To be fair, the way the Oasis is set up makes it where anyone who has slurs thrown at them could theoretically just pull out a literal BFG and shoot whoever’s doing it. And considering that dying even once costs you literally everything you’ve acquired up to that point, do you really think THAT many people would wanna risk being killed in-game over something so stupid?
5:20 the book does describe that quite descriptively
How descriptively does it describe that description?
@@seanryan3020very
Do you know where I can read the book
@@Alright281 Wherever you buy books
Amazon sells it pretty cheap@@Alright281
Me and my dad actually watched this when I was kid. And I remember this whole movie. This movie always has a place in my heart, because we watched it day one in the cinema. (We rarely left the house, it meant a lot to me to watch the movie with him)
I rewatched this movie with a friend recently and we had a drinking game where we took a sip every time another IP was mentioned or referenced. Early on we realized we didn’t have enough drinks so we had to change it to every time another IP showed up only visually, and we STILL ran out of drinks before the halfway mark
17:24 no that answer gets explained in the books, which is even crazier and really weird
If you actually do you care about the answer here it is so in the second book it’s revealed that Halliday made a program that can basically clone a persons consciousness and that’s what the holiday ghost is. It’s basically just a ghost of Halliday so there you go.
@@DURPIncthanks broski
So Halliday is glitchtrap?
9:05 how tf did we miss that 💀
4:50 the funniest reference I’ve seen on RUclips had me dying😂, so random🤣
Nah he right though
The most unrealistic part of this movie is that all of Wade's internet friends live in the same city as him
I too have noticed some plot holes and inconsistencies in the movie but I guess that's what makes it fun to discuss.
The fucking Trackmania players reference lmaooo so spot on 😂 Literally any hunt or troll map, first 5 seconds you'll have had at least 1000 people immediately driving backwards out of the start gate just out of sheer force of habit 🤣
he is high
Hes an idiot
and he is boi
and also an idiot
and he is our brother in retardation
yes
12:16 Btw Daito and Sho[to] in the book were close and considered each other to be brothers
bro thank you because i need to write a review about this movie but i missed the movie bc i was sick you a life saver dawg
3:49 bro tried to expose me, little did he know, I’m dyslexic!
high boi videos always make me think like 'dam that kinda makes sense why didnt i realize this?' like from 2:55 to 3:03
17:58 Just to clear some things up, he is really Dead (its explained in the second book)
There's a book?
5:56 Was that Beetlejuice? 😂
Loved the Wirtual reference at 4:54
Yes we trackmania players are menaces
Never expected Trackmania and Wirtual reference in Highboi Video. Man of Culture as well.
4:52 Finally trackmania players getting the recognition they deserve
Wirtual reference got me in a parallel universe
6:28 I don’t wanna sound like a nerd here but in the books, your accounts connected through your Rene scan you can get hacked accounts, but it would be super hard just for a throw away account
5:01 you shouldn’t have stopped that shit was beautiful
4:55 its cool how you can see in his search results from old that he looks for the song that goes naaa naaa naaaaaa and then uses it here lol.
i love every game he said at 2:45
16:51 whyyy u gotaaaa do nolan like that thooooo 😂😂😂
2:56 exactly, in the books wade was a nobody who had no money to even travel to other game planets and in the movie he is like a top pplayer or some shit with a car and bunch of credits
that wirtual reference is golden
This is the ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny
Good guys bad guys and explosions as far as the eye can see
14:15 I'm here just for Gundam.
ON GODDDDDD
The nerfed it😢 I think
8:04
this scene is so much cooler in the book
17:46 best treatment for nerds 👌
Underrated comment.
bro the trackmania reference was ON POINT that shi way too good
The “there should be slurs in proximity chat” got me
Despite it's flaws, Steven Speilberg did an amazing job getting all the licensing together to make this story into a real movie. A real cultural film to say the least.
2:38 did he say Liberty City? Like from GTA IV
Or gta 3
3:08 damn i never saw this batman easter egg
Another unrealistic thing is that we don't see people with the same avatars pointing at eachother like the spiderman meme
It’s a good day when your favorite movie recap posts a video about your favorite movie
pfft
9:58 that shit would be sick af