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Steven Spielberg's adaptation takes many liberties from the 2011 best-selling novel. While all of , most of them improve vastly upon the novel. There are way too many differences from the movie to count up. But for the film's release, INSIDER gathered together some of the biggest changes the movie makes from Ernest Cline's 2011 book. The events of the entire movie conveniently take place in one location, but that's not the case in the book. The gamers are from all over the word. Wade Watts is from Oklahoma City before he moves to Columbus to hide from Innovative Online Industries. The group don't meet up until near the film's end in Oregon. In the book, Halliday's contest consists of discovering three keys which unlock three different gates. Each gate holds a challenge or a series of challenges that must be completed to gain a clue to the location of the next key. The contest is far less complicated in the movie. Players only need to discover three keys and it makes you wonder how no one was able to solve this puzzle a lot faster. There are posters for both in Halliday's bedroom. In the movie, a few days pass as Watts gets the three keys to win Halliday's contest. It takes a little longer for him and others to decipher the clues in the book. After finding the first key, Watts notes five months pass before anyone finds the second key. From there, it's a sprint to finish the race before IOI, but more time passes Plus, Watts has to finish and graduate school in between receiving the first key. In the book, Watts's relationship with his aunt is non-existent. She's cruel, threatens to toss him out of her trailer, and at one point, takes one of his laptops to help pay for rent. Other than avoiding his aunt's abusive and reckless boyfriend and being forced to sleep in the laundry room, life doesn't seem unlivable for our hero in the movie. His Aunt Alice seems slightly more compassionate. When Watts tries to warn his aunt about an impending explosion at their trailer, she's shown asking her boyfriend if Watts is calling and wants to speak with him. Unfortunately, she's too late to the call. The movie sets things up so Watts knows of Aech, Art3mis, Daito, and Sho personally from the movie's start. From there, they meet up in the real world fairly quick during the contest. That's not the case at all in the book. Except for Aech and Parzival and Daito and Sho, the five don't know each other and certainly aren't friends until near the very end of the book. Daito doesn't really ever become friends with any of them apart from his close pal Sho, though he gains respect for Parzival. Simply getting the copper key before anyone else makes Parzival an instant celebrity in both the OASIS and the real world, but in the book it also makes him the focus of every newscast and many advertisers. In the book, Watts wastes no time signing a few different endorsement deals to use his avatar in commercials and to sell items ranging from OASIS hardware to shoes and Parzival action figures. The 18-year-old blows a lot of the dough on constantly upgrading his tech. He's able to earn enough money from his sponsors to buy himself new virtual reality gear, a fancy immersion rig, and his own studio apartment in Columbus, Ohio. In the movie, Art3mis and Parzival go out on the town without disguising their famous avatars in search of a key. They're not as foolish in the book. The two only head out after they're invited to an exclusive birthday party held by Ogden Morrow. Who can say no to an invite from one of the OASIS creators? It's at the party where IOI drops in uninvited and Morrow gets a chance to show off some his extreme powers when he kills off a bunch of them in one fell swoop. Daito and Sho celebrate Parzival winning the contest at the movie's end alongside him and everyone's happy. But that isn't the case in the book. Daito is killed on his way to retrieving the contest's second key. We're not just talking about his avatar. Daito's real-life counterpart, Toshiro Yoshiaki, gets ripped out of his chair while in the OASIS by IOI members and is thrown over a high-rise balcony. It's all made out to look like a suicide in Japan. Maybe the movie felt like IOI already had enough blood on its hands by killing Wade's family and other members of the trailer park. With the pace the movie followed, a second death would have played quickly afterward. The book's biggest reveal happens when Parzival's best friend Aech, who he believes to be a male, is actually a gay African American woman. But you probably wouldn't know that from watching the movie alone. The movie reveal is hastily rushed as Aech grabs Parzival in an alley and ushers him into a truck. She tells him who she is and while there's a brief moment of realization, they're too wrapped up in the moment to process the big reveal. It's not even clear if Aech's movie counterpart is gay. It's a missed opportunity to make a statement about female gamers. In the book, I-R0k is nothing more but a poser who hangs out in Aech's virtual basement and picks fights with Parzival. After Parzival and Aech get the first key in the OASIS, he attempts to blackmail them by claiming he knows the two on forums. It's believed his messages tip off IOI about the location of the contest's first key. He has a much larger role as the movie's second main antagonist. Miller, I-R0k is more of a bounty hunter hired by IOI's Nolan Sorrento to learn Parzival's real identity and eliminate him from the contest in real life. What do you do when you can't get access to robots like Voltron, Minerva X, Raideen, and Ultraman who appear in the book? Replace them with a beloved and instantly recognizable one! Mechagodzilla is the only recognizable one from the story which makes it to screen in the movie's big final battle. Little surprise because Warner Bros. Instead, WB dipped into its vault to make the Iron Giant an important part of the story. It was probably the easiest route for Warner Bros. In the movie, Watts receives a quarter after winning a bet from the curator of a museum based around Halliday's memories. We later learn Ogden Morrow, Halliday's former best friend and OASIS co-creator, was the curator. Wade wins the extra life quarter after playing a perfect game of Pac-Man in the book while searching for the second key in the contest. One of the more puzzling changes the movie makes from the book is the name of Halliday's love interest who his partner Ogden Morrow winds up marrying. In the book, Karen Underwood is Kira Underwood. In the movie, Kira is simply her gamertag. I'm not sure why this was change was necessary to the book. I thought Kira was a really cool name. Maybe they thought Kira Underwood seemed too close to another popular character who nearly had the same name. Sometimes, it's a bit creepy and unsettling, especially when he tells her he's in love with her only after knowing her for a hot minute. It's extremely refreshing to learn more about Art3mis's real-life persona, Samantha Cook, in the movie. She tells Watts her father was taken away by IOI to live out his days as an indentured servant. That piece of background information lends itself to Samantha getting a larger arc in the movie that we'll talk about next. One of the most fun parts of the book is when Wade gets taken away by the IOI because he winds up behind on a bunch of bills. But it's all done on purpose. After IOI finds the location of the final piece of Halliday's puzzle in the book, they put up an impenetrable forcefield no one can break down. In the movie, Parzival never exacts a plan to infiltrate IOI. Instead, Art3mis winds up in their custody. She never plans on getting arrested and she has no elaborate scheme cooked up. She just manages to escape from her prison with the help of Aech and Parzival and then decides to find a way to take down IOI from the inside. The OASIS co-creator comes to the aide of Watts and his friends when their lives are in danger. He tells Wade that Halliday asked him to protect the contest's integrity before his death. After IOI attempts to kill Watts and successfully offs Daito, Morrow offers Parzival, Art3mis, Aech, and Shoto a safe haven at his home to complete the game without fearing for their lives. He's seen briefly throughout the film and then shows up at the film's end to congratulate Wade on winning the contest. He also reveals he helped Wade in a different way — by providing him with his extra life in the OASIS. The movie contest asks players to retrieve three keys to win the contest. We mentioned you need to find and unlock three corresponding gates with those keys in the novel. A twist is that the third gate requires three keys to be opened. Parzival can't win the contest without the help of Aech and Art3mis. It's a sweet moment because it showed you couldn't win the contest without the help of friends. The clue that let's Watts know they need three keys Yes, Watts decides to share his coin with his friends, but in the movie he makes that declaration after he wins Halliday's prize. In the book, Watts makes a live broadcast in the OASIS that he'll split his winnings with Art3mis, Aech, and Shoto if he wins. He then proceeds through the rest of the competition with the help of his friends. When he shakes Halliday's hand, he gains all of the powers his avatar had in the OASIS. My avatar's level and hit-point counters both had infinity symbols in front of them. We don't see this happen in the movie and it's not clear if it ever happens. If they're not resurrected, Art3mis, Aech, Shoto, and Daito would all have to start over from scratch in the OASIS again without any coin or items, just like when you die in a game. At the end of the movie, Watts tells the audience he only made one change to the OASIS. He shut it down on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This doesn't make a lot of sense since students use the OASIS to attend school during the week. Wade was only allowed to access the OASIS in the book because he had a school-issued visor. We'll just assume Watts's rule doesn't affect those in areas of higher learning. It's not even clear Watts has the power to turn off the OASIS for days at a time. He's granted access to a kill switch to delete the OASIS, but it's never said he can just hit that button to turn it off whenever he wants.

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