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Life 2.0 (2010)

This feature-length documentary follows a group of people whose lives are dramatically transformed by a virtual world -- reshaping relationships, identities, and ultimately the very notion of reality.

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Year
- 2010
Language
- English
Duration
- 100 mins
Director
- Jason Spingarn-Koff
Genres
- Documentary
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John Gholson 10 Feb 2012

Life 2.0 cuts deep into its subject of with laser precision, getting right to the emotional heart of the matter, exploring a problem no one had to deal with even ten years ago, in a fascinating and very human way.

Jack P 24 Aug 2011

I enjoyed the film immensely, granted I am also a resident of SecondLife in addition to humanity, but I understand the desires of Amie and Blunty all too well, and Asri for that matter. Now Ayya, that's a bit different, but I understand how it can become all consuming. Unlike Josh's prior review, this isn't about setting yourself up for failure, its about reaching for the unattainable, not whether or not you obtain it, don't get me wrong obtaining it is a bonus, but its taking the chance, risking failure, risking yourself for something you believe in, risking something you believe to be yourself in hopes of finding more of yourself. And yes, you may fail in trying to obtain that which you have been told is unobtainable, you may unleash a demon that will over power you, but isn't the risk worth the reward if it leads to improvement?

Marcus M 18 Sep 2013

As an avid Second Life player, I was thrilled to see that a documentary was being released into the spotlight about this amazingly addicting life simulator. I thought it would show people just how great the game is, and how in depth the exploration and money market is... boy was I wrong. This film shows the other side of Second Life, the side that will consume your life in the worst possible way. That isn't to say that this film is bad in any way... It's actually quite amazing, it just isn't what I was expecting. If you've never seen anything of Second Life, this isn't the place to start. It will definitely give you a poor impression of what to me is one of the best games of all time.

Debbie D 31 Jul 2011

Entertaining profile of several Second Life users who truly inhabit the platform. Their reasons for being consumed by it are varied, but the degree of their addiction is the common theme. Alternately amusing and sad, seldom does it make you want to rush in and create your own avatar.

Valerie O 03 Dec 2013

An interesting movie. I've never played Second Life and would have liked to see more about how it works.