Ready Player One 3D (Includes 2D Version) - Limited Edition Steelbook
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Stephen Spielberg directs the worldwide phenomenon Ready Player One. When an unlikely young hero, Wade Watts decides to join the ultimate contest to find the digital Easter eggs to win the Oasis, an expansive virtual reality universe where anything is possible, he is hurled into a breakneck, reality-bending treasure hunt through a fantastical universe of mystery, discovery, and danger.
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That film is just amazing. Even if they could not add everything from the book in this, its a very good adaptation! From the 70s (Gundam) to the present day (Overwatch), it brought back tons of memories. A must watch for everyone! Now waiting for the steelbook to come through the mail.
As usual the steelbook arrived in tip top condition, although I'm not a fan of that cover art. The movie blows me away! A very under appreciated movie by Spielberg...
Received in excellent condition, usual high standard of service from Zavvi. Hopefully, They will send me my Preorders of Avengers Infinity War 3D and 4K as soon as possible.
I literally preordered this steelbook on my way back to the car after watching the movie. This has got to be the ugliest steelbook ever, if the film was not so good I would return it
Fantastic movie, excellent CGI good story and an absolute load of Easter eggs.
The film is an amazing thing to watch, there are so many classic characters on screen at any one time and the soundtrack is brilliant Lots of Rush memorabilia too The steelbook I received was dented as if it was trod on sadly but that's the delivery people's fault I suppose
Great film , lots of fun , and every visual has something in it to make you look at pop culture. Fantastic to see the characters from other movies just randomly poping up. The sound is spectacular if you have a surround sound system. Best I've heard
If you were born from 1970 onwards you’ll get more out of this movie than anyone else watching it. Why? The “Nostalgia Factor” Alan Silvestri” scores this movie.. and there is quite a bit of a Certain Delorean in the movie. Perfect on so many levels. Yes, the book is better. That’s only because of the vast amount of stuff they couldn’t get clearance for or cram into this movie adaptation. Ernest Cline wrote the script and was heavily involved in the production. That helps a great deal. The book and the movie compliment each other. Both the same but different in so many ways. The heart of the book is up on screen and it’s obvious it was a labour of love. If you loved the book, you’re in for a treat.