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    Ready Player One-Kids’ Movie Review

    Set in 2045 in a gloomy area of Columbus, Ohio, Ready Player One follows the life of a high school boy named Wade Watts (Tye Sheridan). Sadly, Wade’s parents are deceased so he lives in a trailer park with his aunt and her abusive boyfriend. Wade escapes his awful life at home by gaming. He and millions of dedicated gamers are in their virtual world called the Oasis. They are searching for an Easter egg left hidden in the game’s code by its late creator, James Halliday (Mark Rylance). However, finding the egg is very difficult but if you succeed the test, the winner receives the creator’s trillion-dollar fortune. Wade is on a mission to win the game, and also find true love. Based on Ernest Cline’s best selling 2011 sci-fi novel, Ready Player One.

     

     

     

     

    Rating: 3.5 out of 5 popcorn buckets
    Release Date:
    July 24, 2018
    MPAA Rating:
    PG13
    Best Age Group:
    11+
    Sexual Content:
    Mild
    Violent/Disturbing Content:
    Excessive
    Crude or Profane Language:
    Moderate
    Drug and Alcohol Content:
    None
    Will Kids Like It?
    Yes

     

     

    Talking Points:

    • It was fun and entertaining to see the 80’s pop culture references; such as the music, movies, video games and TV shows.

    Sexual Content: Moderate

    • Virtual flirting. Avatars are shown seductively dancing and touching one another.
    • Character’s kiss.
    • We see the bare back of a naked woman.

    Violent/Disturbing Content: Excessive

    • There are many battles and fight scenes in the Oasis causing numerous deaths.
    • Avatars are attacked by dinosaurs, King Kong and various virtual weapons.
    • We see a flood of blood, ax attacks and scary zombies.
    • There is also violence in the real world. An evil corporation sends assassins to kill people, arrest them, blow up their homes, and shoot them.

    Crude or Profane Language: Moderate

    • We hear “f—ing,” once, and then “sh-t,” “b–tch,” “d-mn,” “goddamn,” and “h-ll” are said sporadically throughout the film.

    Drug and Alcohol Content: None

    Will Kids Like It? Yes

    Overall, this is a fun and entertaining film for pre-teens and teens.

     

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