Ready Player One
by Howard Tayler from Schlock Mercenary on (#3KFKZ)
Ready Player One was a visual extravaganza with a story that gave it convenient excuses to feature pop-culture icons from the past thirty years. I enjoyed it a lot, but the most innovative part about the film was that zipper thing on an expandable suitcase which allowed the producers to say "oh, wow, we can put EVERYTHING in here! And it all fits!"
It didn't ruin my childhood, but it did aggressively strip-mine several shallow deposits of nostalgia. It comes in at number 3 for me this year, just below my Threshold of Awesome.