How to interpret the blank space at the end of Ready Player One about what kind of existence Elidi's consciousness is?

Gail 2022-04-23 07:01:13

Until the end of the movie, I thought there would be a scene at the end: Halliday is not dead, Wade found him. . . Every character in the oasis corresponds to a real person in reality. Existing in the oasis through VR, Halliday's consciousness may be the connection of Halliday's real existence. He is not dead, but just tired of virtuality. The oasis he designed, when he needed to appear, he appeared in the oasis, when not needed, of course, in a corner of the real world, living a comfortable life.

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  • Violet 2022-03-22 09:01:12

    I know that this movie has thrown away a lot of memory stems very carefully, but... it's not my memory at all. It wants to throw a gourd baby, the black cat sheriff and the son of the sun to fight together, and I will give it five stars.

  • Else 2022-03-16 09:01:02

    I just don’t understand Si’s intention in making this pure entertainment film. Is it necessary for him to embrace the world of virtual, special effects, games, and entertainment... "reality is real", and there was none here.

Ready Player One quotes

  • Wade: Sho?

    Sho: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm 11, so what?

    Daito: His real name is Xo.

    Sho: But everyone else calls me Sho, no big deal.

    Wade: No. It is a big deal. Sho, you're the world's most badass 11-year-old ever.

    Daito: He knows.

    Sho: Shut up! Let him tell me.

  • Art3mis: [Repeated line]

    [after helping Wade escape]

    Art3mis: You'll forgive me for this, I promise.

    Parzival: [Before shooting Art3mis so she can escape IOI] You'll forgive me for this, I promise.