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Tetris (2023)

In 1988, American video game salesman Henk Rogers discovers the video game Tetris. When he sets out to bring the game to the world, he enters a dangerous web of lies and corruption behind the Iron Curtain.

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Matthew Jackson 28 Mar 2023

There’s a great deal of fun to be had here, even if the story is never quite as addictive as the game that inspired it. Tetris doesn’t cast the same spell as its namesake, but it will at least make you look at those falling blocks in a new way.

Tim Grierson 15 Mar 2023

Taron Egerton brings a desperate energy to his role as one of those entrepreneurs who discovers how business was conducted behind the Iron Curtain. But director Jon S. Baird fumbles the narrative’s tricky tonal balance, resulting in a glib, convoluted film that is never as engrossing as the game these characters are fighting over.

Matthew Monagle 16 Mar 2023

There’s a lot of potential in a legal thriller set in the days before German reunification and the end of the Cold War, just as there’s potential in a colorful heist movie that upends the formula and makes the illegal legal. But Tetris fails to thread a particularly tricky needle, resulting in a movie that feels more like a failed ‘90s blockbuster than anything else.

Dan Jolin 16 Mar 2023

While it never quite swims beyond the shallows of its money-minded plot, this fictionalised account of the licensing battle over hit puzzle game Tetris is, for the most part, absorbing and exuberant.

Mauro_Lanari 04 Apr 2023

(Mauro Lanari) In the previous "Stan & Ollie" (2018), Jon S. Baird had demonstrated his own skill in outlining an autobiographical buddy movie. This time the real story between the two founders of "The Tetris Company" (visible during a mid-titles sequence) was too skimpy and, together with executive producers Howard and Glazer (the same couple of "Thirteen Lives", 2022), he fleshed it out with pure inventions, from the spy story action to the 8-bit for nerds. Had it not been distributed by Apple, would it have been so pro-capitalist, an ode to Coke and to the Europe's "The Final Countdown" (perhaps a metaphor for the Soviet collapse)? A single exchange of jokes acts as a counterweight while on TV they broadcast the fall of the Wall: "Is this good news or bad news?" "Probably both." After more than 33 years, one would have expected a less hasty judgment.