**THIS POST CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR READY PLAYER ONE** ....... ...... ..... .... ... .. . While making the adaptation of Ernest Cline's novel, legendary director Steven Spielberg wanted to keep Easter Eggs from his own films
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Things are starting to look up for Steven Spielberg's pop culture opus, Ready Player One. The film opened yesterday in theaters across the country, and has already bagged a solid $12 million. This is indeed
Disclaimer: This post contains spoilers for Ready Player One, so if you have yet to see the film, then I recommend coming back to this piece after you have -- unless you don't mind a
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It looks like all that positive buzz for Ready Player One is starting to do it some good. As recently as March 8, the film was eyeing kind of a dud of a debut of
Over the last 50 years, Steven Spielberg has seen and done it all in Hollywood. From his early work in scripted television to some of the biggest blockbuster and award-winning movies of all-time. It's because
The big screen adaptation of Ready Player One officially opens in just a few days. The Ernest Cline novel, that's full of pop culture references is sure to rake in the cash at the box-office this weekend. Directed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjLVCpE3kuw With its delicious medley of many of cinema's beloved franchises, Ready Player One is set to bring forth the perfect mix of pop-culture and nostalgia. With the bearded one (Steven Spielberg) calling the shots behind
Despite Ready Player One being a film that should cater to the fan-rich culture in which we live, it's been the popular thing to hate on it long before it's even hit theaters. I've even
