you guys should react to a dbz movie

I'm reading the book right now for summer reading, it's pretty good, I don't know if I like the movie or book better though yet.

If you guys were in The Oasis and can be any Avatar you could possibly be who would you pick?

There's more Hellsing Ultimate Abridged 4 more episodes please do a reaction

React to Tokyo Ghoul

Eeeeyup!

I have a friend on the mapp channel that I wish I could share this with lol

Lol ikr

Think about the book that I think had 5 consecutive pages just referencing 80s shit

Basically

IMO, probably the best line in the movie.

Because, if you hadn't seen it yet, seeing Chucky catches you off-guard. Your brain's already going "WTF?!?" Then he says that and then there goes six Sixxors.

Don't call me like that>:(

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Rick Sanchez will remember that

@@TheRealPowerRanger ....But you can't trust Rick Sanchez... At all. It took like 3 seasons for his family to kinda be in his heart XD even then that was AFTER ditching his actual universe family.

Rick Astley will remember that.

Lol only trust rick grimes because...........he’s rick grimes

TNovix Hey Asshole. Yeah, you in the tank

I'm sure every company would prevent that from happening.

John Manzuki that was literally my thought at the end of the movie. 🤣🤣

Yeah, I’d honestly be pissed about it being closed on any particular day lol.

Screw em!

@@johnmanzuki8979 As people are so fond of saying today. "It's a private company and they can do what they want."

Absolutely its really a great film i wasn't much of a car guy even after watching most of the fast and furious movies until Baby Driver it made me appreciate cars a little more especially that Subaru wrx in the beginning scene

I agree

Hell yeahhh, gahhhd the first sequence PERFECT intro for the movie... gahhhdd

Is he slow?

Lol what, that was such a stupid movie.

Saya Scarlett ikr

You love to see great fan service done to us the gamers and geeks

amazing? lol

@@0927kira its tons better than endgame and the joker

I have to be this guy lol I read the book and it was just so jarring how much important shit they cut out to the point the movie didn't make sense to me and made me feel like the whole movie was trash

In the book, Wade confessed to buying an Oasis Sex Robot. They honestly needed to make a lot of changes.

@@scottwpilgrim while i agree things needed to change when you convert a book to movie, you are referencing something that has zero to with the the plot nor advances the story. The coin was a major part of the story

@@scottwpilgrim just read the book, Wade is a colossal douche bag

@@hasthehighground8560 that’s from the fedora man writing himself into the story, I mean, read his poem, you know the one.

@@oreohunter7798 oh I have

Its coming

Daniel Gonzalez WHAT!?!?

careful what you wish for...

If they actually got the sounds right it would of been better

Should have chosen nu gundam, the best.

Inquisitive Cameron I hated it because a lot of it made no sense. I think it wasn’t very consistent. But I liked the book

But he got that only after he got pulled back in reality. Before that, he was crushing over an online avatar, giving up his identity like noob.

@@kirathekillernote2173 yea, even so... makes it easier for him to say when so many people's lives weren't changed at all.. lol.

When she landed on him after he saved her from King Kong, I could tell it was going to be a campy movie. It was a fun movie like Alita.

@@blackmanwhitesuit I could tell from the get go. Which was fine, kinda what I expected. Basically why it is so awesome.

As confirmed by Ernie Cline.

Which is such a contrast to writing about pop culture as it's not as protected as the movie industry.

But who shall take his place once he dies??🥺

@@camiloelementreptile Easy. No one. He's one of the irreplaceable ones. Once Spielberg's gone, one super giant sun in the creative universe goes supernova and then disappears forever

@@LA_HA That is how it should be. If you are replaceable, then you are forgettable. Being irreplaceable is what makes people appreciate it because once it is gone, then it is gone forever.

Yeah. The 2nd challenge is my favorite part of the movie. It made me watch The Shining.

domino2097 damn, i just remembered this. that was so epic!

Wasn't really a second trail. Playing against Acheron in a game of _Joust_ was how they got the key. But afterward, he had to unlock the Bronze Gate, which led to that _WarGames_ re-enactment. But I wouldn't say that was the 2nd challenge; more like a part 2 of the first challenge.

That the point

Seriously check the book out. It's great on audio my son (18) loved it and he isn't a big reader. It has tons more easter eggs.

@@Narrowdark To each his own :)

@@MsWillowbayOrelse the book was ass

@@jackcassidy9963 like your existence

First it will be Get Out, then most likely John Wick 3

Didn’t they all watch John Wick 3 in theaters already? Why would they react to it

I think the visual of the evil corporation of people getting knocked out was great like Alita's fighting scenes.

@@WTDProductions Rick and Calvin reviewed it if i remember correctly so obviously they saw it, not sure about the others though

lololololololololol

My bigger worry was that, in the book, almost everybody works remotely though the Oasis. That means that, if you shut down Tuesdays and Thursdays, many companies would still want you to work 5 days a week and will force you to work Saturdays and Sundays.

No it's just a stupid trope

Should have been, yeah. She didn't look bad AT ALL.

Yeah, it's genuinely disfiguring in the book. In the film it's _almost_ like when they have a clearly beautiful woman wear glasses and suddenly she's supposed to be ordinary looking. Olivia Cooke is Olivia Cooke, birthmark or no.

@@anonymes2884 It's similar to what they did with Hester in Mortal engines. In the books her face is disfigured by a scar that covers half her face and she's missing an eye. In the movie it's a pretty minor scar in comparison.

@@Lenny-ue8hk Yeah, I heard that (haven't read 'Mortal Engines'). For me that maybe worked _slightly_ better though, either because of how she was played or written, because Hester in the film still felt really damaged, regardless of her external scars. It's not a great film IMO (despite the amazing visuals) but that part worked i'd say.

Really? I love the book so much that the movie made me angry lol.

@@kylebleisch6365 I like both of them but the book has more to it then the film did

I think the premise really stuck in my throat a bit. The idea that in 5 years, no one went backwards on a race track. Speed runners and exploiters spend hundreds of hours trying to wall glitch every inch of a space, especially enclosed spaces or race tracks. I dunno, maybe it would have meant more to me if I'd read the book.

@@jayd8091 The going backwards thing is absolutely stupid. The real first clue had no race whatsoever lol. The book and movie are almost different stories entirely.

@@kylebleisch6365 Fair. Because lets be honest, in the second or maybe even the first race, someone would have gone backwards. If anyone can do the race then people would have gone front ways and reversing backwards, there's nearly no Easter egg that goes long undiscovered or at least unthought of now.

lmao

and he is rich

Then get a girlfriend, dude! Way more fun than any game🤣

And in the last scene of the movie, in real life she had her hair pulled back instead of trying to hide it behind her hair.

millennial and proud

@@ihatemyjob9502 Me too! But Say Anything is more of a Gen X film.

No the reason why it wasn't that successful is because of the fan-service

@@jackcassidy9963 mate, that would only make it more successful. Pretty sure that's what the entire fucking movie was about.

Agree. The marketing didn't make me want to go watch it. Now I've seen it on Blu-Ray and absolutely love it it means that is a marketing failure.

@@alfredthegreat9543 Same here. I had no desire to see this in theaters thanks to shitty marketing but then saw it on Blu-Ray at home and loved every minute of it.

Spielberg took the book, fucked it and then through the afterbirth of that hate fucking on screen

Book sucks

Steelheart is an awesome series. I'd watch a movie adaptation

And they didn’t even where from the same country, one was from Japan and the other was from China, and he wasn’t even a kid, he was a wholesome man and they were not brothers in real life the movie sucked🙄

Silvana Vizcarra “And they were not brothers in real life” you know the book isn’t real life either lol. I haven’t seen any movie based on a book that has been completely accurate, and I don’t see an issue with it as long as it’s not also based on a true story

Sir Boomsalot lol yeah sorry i meant to say the book

I heard that its not based on any Godzilla just a redesigned kiryu made to be more menacing and evil looking

I'm really happy they kept the Godzilla music during the fight.

kinda why i had a bit of a problem with it. Whole story is about embracing the old and nostalgia. Why update the look of something then?

@@WuRaidr it’s probably a rights thing, though actually it looks less like Kiryu and more like the poster version of MechaGodzilla ‘93

IT WAS SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!

Not everything is from the 80s. There's a lot of stuff from the 2000's and 2010's

The letters in Neo, if you rearrange them, just spell out One.

:o

Exactly!!! whats the first thing people do in video games now, jump off a cliff to see if there is fall damage and drive backwards to see what happenes

Aiden Auty well most people would t test shot like that on somert where they could lose their avatar or lose the race

Zeotuk 1.0 they never tried that because there is perma-death. You have to start a new character if you die

@@joshuawinans5220 there are people dumb enough in gaming, just know that

IMO there was no reason to assume there'd be a hidden road by driving backwards. It's a race laid out to be first to the goal wins so why would you try driving backwards.

@Johnathon Davis so it'll be like Batman v Superman- they fight until a common threat (still hoping for Destroyah) makes them team up. and since they said there will be a definitive winner, one of them will surely die. the question is: who.

@Johnathon Davis mm...but Toho themselves killed Godzilla... *counts on fingers* 4 times. the original, Tristar, GMK, and the quote unquote "Baby" from the anime trilogy

@Johnathon Davis i forgot about Destroyah. look, point is, he died before.

Jonathan Shaw I’d have the Master Sword and Ezra Bridger’s lightsaber(bc blaster-saber)

I’d have lantern ring

Infinity gauntlet that doesn't kill me.

D E X I L just leave out one stone. But which?

D E X I L don’t snap anyone out of existence and we won’t have a problem.

I live in North East Ohio between Youngstown and Ashtabula. I love that this movie takes place in Ohio too.

@@Zarflame99_Alt I'm all the way in barberton. If you haven't heard of it (I get that a lot) it's part of the four City's compact.

@@blakegutherie5409 Oh, ok.

Its crap

@@blakegutherie5409 Used be there XD Barberton magics?

I enjoyed the book as well as the movie. It's still amazing that the movie even got made considering how much of a licensing nightmare the story truly is. It just goes to show the power Spielberg has in the industry that he was able to get just about everything from the book on board for the movie adaptation which I thought would never happen.

Very little of book challenges were in the movie. No D&D, or War Games, or Zork, or RUSH, or Blade Runner, etc. Spielberg got free access to all the WB properties since it was a WB movie.

Merecir did you see the Wil Wheaton poster in the movie? (When he’s trying on clothes for the date)

@@calciferhowl4553 Sure did. Wil Wheaton is also featured in the book in a prominent position.

That's what has put me off from both reading the book and seeing the film; I genuinely almost bought the book before the movie came out because I'd heard it was really popular and dystopian sci-fi is my jam, but I read reviews of it and they were very mixed; all the negative reviews went into great depth about how the story and characters were really weak and it just relied on "weaponised nostalgia" for the 80s for its appeal. For comparison most of the positive reviews of the book could be summed up as "I liked it because it reminded me of the 80s". Obviously having not read the book myself it could turn out to be something I really like, but until I hear a really persuasive counter-argument to those negative reviews, I am in no hurry to read it.

@@robertwinslade3104 My favorite part of the book is the quest. The OASIS and the 80's theme is just the backdrop.

@@robertwinslade3104 U shouldn't let other people sway your mind

@@symonheiloguu No dude the book was boring as shit

Did you realize that Sorrento's avatar was Superman?