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Ready Player One

Ready Player One

2018·2h 20m·PG-13·Adventure, Action, Science Fiction

Directed by Steven Spielberg

Starring Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke, Ben Mendelsohn

9.5/ 10

Based on 3 Dolby TrueHD Atmos ratings

Overview

When the creator of a popular video game system dies, a virtual contest is created to compete for his fortune.

Audio Sub-Ratings

Bass/LFE Impact9.3(3 ratings)
Surround Envelopment9.8(3 ratings)
Height/Overhead Activity9.6(3 ratings)
Dialogue Clarity9.3(3 ratings)
Dynamic Range9.4(3 ratings)
Sound Design/Creativity9.6(3 ratings)

Ratings by Format

Dolby TrueHD Atmos
9.53 ratings
Lossless

Available Audio Formats

Dolby TrueHD Atmos
LosslessVerified

Reviews

It's like being Daredevil IRL

9.9 audio score out of 10

Dolby TrueHD Atmos

Listen you guys remember how they depicted Daredevil viewing things thru sound in thr Ben Affleck movie? Watching this with a surround sound setup almost feels like that. You would be completely forgiven if you didn't instinctively begin to turn your head towards certain sounds at times. I know every person on earth has stared the opening race scene is demo material and I'm not going to be any different here. But I will add the final big climactic battle with all the WB IPs clashing is another great demo scene. Not as good as the race scene I don't think but if you already have the movie loaded up to show that scene it wouldn't hurt to jump to that one too since the movie is already on. Dialog was clear and I didn't have to funk around with the settings for it too much despite my insanely lackluster center channel.

Ganesan's avatarGanesan9.1.4

The mix that never lets the room rest

9.5 audio score out of 10

Dolby TrueHD Atmos

The opening race starts before you're ready. Engines snarl off the right wall, a wrecking ball swings overhead from front-left to rear-right, and the T-Rex sweep rolls across the floor like the room tilted. King Kong's roar parks itself directly above your couch. The hallway sequence is pure overhead dread — pressure in the ceiling, then a wash of debris that pans behind you and stays there. Distracted Globe puts the bassline in your chest and the synth shimmer in the height layer, separate and simultaneous. The final battle is a wall — Mechagodzilla stomps you feel through the sofa, Iron Giant servos whirring above, Chucky scampering between the surrounds. One honest note: it rarely lets up, so the loudest peaks land without much silence to set them off. Reference-grade kinetic. Demo it.

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