Or to put it another way: Ready Player One can shoot, and no other director on earth can shoot except Spielberg.

First of all, who is Spielberg? Bottom line: One of the best directors in the world at present.

Spielberg made a war movie "Nowhere to Live" at the age of 13, and won an award at the Canyon Film Festival. The film Jaws, which he 1975 made, was the top special effect at that time. Although the special effects are rough now, the great white shark of the shark left a shadow on countless people at that time.

Later, the list of ET, Jurassic Park, Schindler and Saving Private Ryan, Spielberg can be said to have made a movie, and there is another classic in the world, winning several Oscar statuettes. In 2009, he won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the 66th Golden Globe Awards for American Film and Television, and this year he won the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Imperial Film Awards.

An interesting thing is that Spielberg went to the Film Academy for further study after he became famous. As a result, the homework topic assigned by the teacher was his own movie, so the student Spielberg had to write a paper about his own movie.

Anyone who has seen a movie should know that Ready Player One is a movie with high investment and high industrialization level. Behind this kind of work is the scheduling of hundreds of staff, and the workload is unimaginable. Making sci-fi movies is a job closely related to experience. Only a science fiction master like Spielberg can control this level of science fiction movies.

Moreover, the author of the original novel Ready Player One secretly authorized Spielberg. In the novel, he mentioned Spielberg and his works many times and made no secret of his love for Spielberg, but Spielberg himself deleted those plots to avoid suspicion.

The best thing about Spielberg is that Ready Player One has many special effects to finish slowly. In the post-production process of this film, Spielberg took time to make a Washington post, and was nominated for best picture at the Academy Award. Viewers who have seen this film also know how neat it is from the perspective of the film.

In addition, there are countless eggs in Ready Player One, which is not as simple as putting them in one by one. Behind each egg is a complex copyright and the interests of film companies, game companies, animation companies and so on.

Player One is a movie produced by Warner. There are so many eggs and tributes arranged in the movie. First of all, we need the copyright of Warner. In addition, it needs authorization from five companies: Flowserve, Disney, Universal, Paramount and Sony. If it wasn't for Spielberg, how could so many companies cooperate to support other companies' films?

So to sum up, Ready Player is the level of Spielberg, and only Spielberg has this level.

Only he deserves to say "thank you for playing my game" in this movie.

I want to say: thank you for letting us see your movie.