TOPIC: So who's worried about Ready Player One?

Flushmaster wrote:

The Falcon wrote:

Ro-gan wrote: I'm only about an hour into the book. I'm doing the unabridged Audible book (read by Wil Wheaton of all people!). I wanted to read it but my time is so limited anymore that I'm finding Audible books work great for me.

He played possible one of The lamest
Characters in TV history.
It’s not his fault
I’m sure he was happy to be on tv,
And he had nothing to do with the characters script.

Anyway I think the movie will be good.

He's also well known for the past decade, at least, for making fun of Wesley Crusher. Also a repeat player at TD; I've DMed for him and he was definitely enjoying himself by totally geeking out on the experience.Definitely One Of Us, so cut the guy some slack.

As to the movie I never heard of the book before seeing the trailer, and I was immediately hooked with the vertical trailer park in Columbus, which is where I currently live (not in a quintuplestacked trailer park, though I could totally see that happening here in about twenty years). Haven't seen it yet but still plan to and from what I've seen of the comments I expect it'll be worth at least the price of a ticket and maybe even a tub of overpriced popcorn (though to be completely honest, the self serve butter fountain is worth the price of the popcorn because it's so deliciously unhealthy; a week's worth of extra calories in a bag...first time my brother-in-law saw me at one of those things he asked how my arteries weren't clogged shut).

His Stacks were he lived with his Aunt weren't in Columbus.

I really liked the movie but I was disappointed that they didn't get the tomb of horrors scene in the film. Otherwise the movie was good.

Jeremy wrote: I really liked the movie but I was disappointed that they didn't get the {deleted scene info} in the film. Otherwise the movie was good.

Might have been a good idea to use a spoiler alert here (Window icon with a green down arrow).

My only suggestion is IF you intend to see the movie and haven't read/listened to the book is see the movie first and THEN read/listen to the book.

If you have already read/listened to the book then it will be a different story with some similar events.

Ed