In this movie called Ready Player One, users can be whatever they want in the virtual world Oasis. Society has gone to the virtual world after the collapse of the real world. Although the plot may sound intriguing, the movie is uninteresting. Despite having intriguing concepts, Ready Player One falls short of its promise to revolutionize the world. Despite being based on a science fiction book, the film is packed with allusions to pop culture from the 1980s. While its live-action portions are flashy, the CGI aspects that resemble video game graphics are incredibly realistic and thrilling. While it lasts, it's an exciting trip, but it falls short of its intended long-term impact. In other words, Ready Player One is an exhilarating sci-fi experience that satisfies its rabid fan group, but it's also a very letdown film that fails to leave a lasting impression on its viewers. The dystopian future depicted in Ready Player One's plot is one in which global overpopulation has made most people homeless and the earth has become excessively overpopulated. People are therefore living in trailers that are stacked on top of one another. A virtual reality called Oasis, which enables users to do and be whatever they want, is the only option to get away from this terrible future.