Steven Spielberg was probably destined to do such a movie, as Virtual Reality becomes more and more a synonym for a change in society, which of course it is not. However, there are already movies out there covering this topic. Fantastic movies like the Matrix. Spielberg never comes closes to the quality and intensity especially the Matrix offers. Spielberg picked the main actors of Ready Player One by his well-known scheme, young to very young, teens and twens. Maybe because he does associate the online community with those ages. In fact, through the whole movie, there is a remarkable presence of immature fantasy, the whole world of online games and virtual reality has been visually and conceptually buffed up causing an unrealistic impression. A weird, frenetic story accompanied by those nerd type youngsters, having every answer to every machine-human interaction, in seconds, while everything else tumbles upside down, story elements that do not fit together or make no sense, and in between those reminders of that humanity is at loss, and we all have to cope and destroy whatever cliché evil together. All in all that was the taste I had, when watching this movie, immature, overdone fantasy garbage for teens, who use mobile devices to an excess, but have no clue about its technical realization and no ambition whatsoever as long as the can use it. 04/10