This movie started off with some ambition. About 15 minutes in, I thought, "So they're going for Truman Show meets Lego Movie and Ready Player One? Huh." Unfortunately, the movie ran out of gas and the screenwriter did too. In the end, a movie about corporate overlords stealing ideas ended up being from corporate overlords...and spent most of its time stealing ideas. We're left with a somewhat interesting concept, but very little original content. From the convenient technology to the shallow caricatures to the slapdash romantic arc to the random bystanders cheering it on, this movie played all the hits (and played then pretty poorly). The last half had more cameos and product placements than actual story. It is tempting to give this film credit for trying, but I kinda wish everybody involved would have tried something else. When our entire family of 4 laughs out loud (and derisively) at the movie's big emotional finish, it is not a good sign.