Kristina Bliss

I enjoyed this entertaining movie. It was convincingly acted and the story was uplifting and inspiring. I am glad to see pot shown in a movie like this, not demonized rather showing how it can help a stuck person to find humor in the present and find the "upside" in being alive. Recreation IS therapy. :D

I just saw this and regret not viewing it in the theater. What a fun movie! I was a teenager when Atari came out and Adventure was one of my favorites. The memories of the obscure "easter egg" in that game and the excitement I felt as a kid discovering the secret came back to me as I watched this. I am writing this review because I wish there were someone in my life now who could appreciate how it felt to see the creator of Adventure and his game within a game honored in this way. I was really moved by this film! Still, I can understand if younger audiences might be bored as it is largely a tribute to the dawn of video games and how far they have come and will go is largely taken for granted. I am glad this movie is well-liked which it is, considering the genre. Yay, what a romp!