Better we have a biopic about Tetris' history than an animated film about anthropomorphic Tetris blocks trying to save their universe from god knows what.
Honestly was hoping he'd show up in Ted Lasso's final season. Only 3 episodes out as of now so holding on to hope but love every character he's played. Proven versatile actor!
I honestly didn't expect for them to instead of making a movie based on a video game, they make a movie that's an origin on how that game was made. I honestly love that and if this movie is successful enough then I would LOVE an origin film on how Pong was made.
Lmao, what kind of story can you make out of Tetris as a game? That's like making The Emoji Movie. A product that everyone used but no way you could make a story out of it, it has to be about the making of the product
@@Erasureeraser IIRC some big-wig producer was originally planning to make a trilogy of sci-fi movies based on Tetris, but I'm pretty sure that plan was shitcanned, and we got this instead.
They made a Tetris movie because the actual story of Tetris was pretty ridiculous itself you couldn't make it up. Unfortunately, the story of Pong was rather conventional and won't really be interesting enough to warrant a whole movie.
I saw it. It’s one of the best examples of the problems with communism. The USSR sold that game for millions of dollars and the inventor never saw a single ruble of that money
@@filipinowhiteboy Should he have though? He used company resources on company time to develop it in the first place. An argument can be made that he developed the game through theft from his employer.
@AB - re: "Thank God I wasn't disappointed." 1. Had NO idea ... God was into movie making, so viewers will not be disappointed. 2. Have you gone back to sleep since?
Although, as you said, the tune of Korobeiniki (the Tetris music) is throughout the film in various forms, I am glad that they made the right choice to save a choir singing it traditionally for the climax. It was way more impactful at that moment.
When Tetris Effect is available for the PS5 in VR all these years later, you know it’s a game that people still enjoy. I’m just glad they found the angle where that popularity made a story worth telling.
I know the story behind this and it's really interesting with lots of twists and turns. Looking forward to the film. This film actually looks really interesting.
Loved the movie and when the car chase turned pixelated (with an overhead shot), i immediately thought of 'Spy Hunter', which really seems a great nod (homage?) to that video game. :D
@Tim Walden well dude , it's hollywood , you should know every movie every "based on a true story" is always dramatized to make the story greater than what it is , if you want the truth than go watch a docuseries or documentary
To be fair the actual story is interesting and intriguing enough to be a movie, it's just how much you exaggerate it that makes its come into question.
@@okdragon2833 If you know how Hollywood filmmaking works, you’ll be aware that doesn’t necessarily mean anything. Scripts have been written for films and the films have been made with an entirely different script, with the original writers still credited for it. It’s a complex business. I hope you’re right though.
I’m actually going to wait to watch this review. Ever since the gaming historian did a video on this game I’ve wanted it to be a movie, the trailer could have been better if they used more of the game music. When they started playing it I got chills, so iconic, a game that anyone from anywhere can play. Maybe the greatest video game ever made. I cherish my CIB Nes version.
Cannot believe they didn't give the L piece a bigger part. But when the straight long piece stabbed the square piece because he slept with his wife I was honestly surprised.
I feel like the movie is the only way a tetris movie could be made. The game itself is a puzzle game where you're stacking blocks and laying them across the screen until one of the rows disappear, and then only characters are the blocks with no faces or personality, so I respect the film for not giving us an animated or live action movie featuring anthropomorphic building blocks.
I just went and watched that movie based on Jeremy's recommendation. I was surprised to like it even more than I expected. Everything feels right: the tone, the characters, the highs and the lows, the paranoia, the humour, the hope spots. It's just a good solid movie, definitely recommend checking it out. 8.8 / 10 from me.
This movie sucks ass. It's such horrible propaganda! I'm no fan of Russian regimes. But this movie is FULL with bold inccuracies and just sheer idiocy. I mean, the movie is not even about the creator of Tetris! But about some businessman who acts like an anime character. Disgrace.
Man if you have apple TV+ right now you absolutely have to binge Ted Lasso while you have it. If you want all of the heartwarming feels like you got in Paddington 2 and Won’t You Be My Neighbor but with a solid character drama built in watch it! Also each season is 4 hours so quick binge.
It's pretty empty fairy tale show that ticks all required woke boxes. 2nd season was unwatchable and I don't even care enough for those cartoonish characters to start the 3rd.
Oh yeah... I remember that summer when I was totally addicted by Tetris... Well, actually I remember very little about it, Tetris 24/7 and nothing else.
Something I love about these movie reviews is that it reminds me of talking with the movie enthusiasts I’d meet at Blockbuster or Hollywood Video…yeah, I can stream so much shit now, but I miss that interaction…yep I’m old…
This is my favorite films so far this year. If Apple was smart they would give this move at least a limited run in Theaters so that it can be eligible for the Oscars. It's that good.
So you're saying it's worth a rental? I saw BlackBerry and loved it. Business movies are highly enjoyable and I played Tetris back in the 80s when it was all the rage.
@@jonfreeman9682 Yes it is worth your time. Especially if you are interested in gaming from that area. But just as a movie the villains are easy to hate and the protagonist is easy to route for.
@@82automan Okay thanks I'll check it out. I love business biopics. I enjoyed BlackBerry and I saw the man who saved pinball about the pinball business. So Tetris sounds interesting. 👌
I've seen other reviews say that it piles different tones and genres on top of each other and gets confusing and frustrating and I'm like... hmmm, like Tetris? you've made me intrigued to see this
Watching this movie was very refreshing, I never stopped smiling every time the Tetris theme melody was in a shot, I knew about it being a Russian folk song and when the creator mentions he is more into classical and folk music I felt so happy and Nerdy that I am sure I made my girlfriend roll her eyes lol I truly love the theme, it's my dogs play time theme song too lol
@Jeremy Jahns if you haven't seen it, whilst you still have Apple TV, make sure you take the time to sit down and watch Severance. It's an amazing show, will keep you hooked. Would love to see a review!
The pacing of this movie is brilliant, it doesn’t feel long even though it is. Reminded me a lot of the movie The Big Short which moved at a similar pace.
Thought it was funny reading the reaction of Rodgers when he found out there was a chase scene. "They tried their best to accept our changes when they had to do with authenticity. But when it started getting into [creative flourishes like] the car chase and all that, it was like, 'OK, now it's all them.' We couldn't change anything."
Man, I haven't played Tetris in a while. Let me dust off my 1st gen Game Boy that inexplicably still works. I like to think that I could go toe-to-toe with young, modern gamers on this particular game. ...Probably not, but I like to think I could.
Gaming Historian did a great documentary on Tetris and it's pretty amazing this ever made it out of the Soviet Union. Taron Edgerton is also an amazing actor, so I do want to see this.
I just saw the film with low expectations because I already know the story (countless documentaries), but I really LOVE this movie. One of the best I've seen in a very long time. I'd say that 70% of the story was true and 30% was dramatized. To be fair, you have to make a film like this exciting... but some of the KGB stuff was actually true. Not to mention the Mirror Soft stuff, because my first exposer to Tetris was on the C64 by Mirror Soft long a few years before everyone else seen it on Nintendo and Atari coin-ops. There was ALLOT of dirty crap going on. Seriously, watch the documentaries. AWESOME MOVIE... It was seriously kick ass.
Crazy. They made a movie about the making Of Tetris, Air Jordans and Pinball machines. Edit: Well not the creation of pinballs but the legalization of them in New York in the 70s
Jeremy!!! While you have Apple TV why not watch some Ted Lasso? Think youd enjoy the heart and humor that show has to offer!! Give me a like if you guys agree!!!!
I am going to watch this strictly because of this review. I feel like a friend recommended it, one where I actually trust his movie choices. Not like Irene who picked Mind Storm to rent… that was like 22 years ago and I still haven’t forgiven her…
Such a good film, it somehow squeezed some tears outta me just from being really inspirational about art and engineering coming together for everyone to experience which is awesome : D
While you have Apple TV make sure to watch some of their shows. The mini series Blackbird is fantastic. Severance is also great. Just recently watched Shrinking which I might argue is their best show they have done. It might not have many things but most of what it has is quality viewing.
The Tetris Movie is a tightly-knit yet gripping thriller about fighting for the rights of the game. Even enjoyed the car chase with the Russian cover of Holding Out For A Hero that makes the car chase intense and atmospheric!
Looking forward to this one! Currently editing my video on Pinball. I did not know before hand Pinball had it's own biopic and it is one of the best without a doubt! One for all you biopic fans 👌
I did indeed get one of those original Gameboys packed with Tetris for Christmas in 1990. As I was only 6, I didn't understand the premise of the game at the time and what the goal of it was, and I honestly wouldn't play it again until I was an adult and it was on my cell phone, killing time during breaks at my job.
Well, er, yes Mr Anchovy, but you see your report here says that you are an extremely dull person. You see, our experts describe you as an appallingly dull fellow, unimaginative, timid, lacking in initiative, spineless, easily dominated, no sense of humour, tedious company and irrepressibly drab and awful. And whereas in most professions these would be considerable drawbacks, in chartered accountancy they are a positive boon.
If I held up the “console” I played the most Tetris on back in the day it would be my TI83 graphing calculator… everyone had Tetris going on those things at my high school
2:54 - I appreciate the Analogue Pocket. Speaking of which, I should probably play on mine... I ordered it, got excited when I finally got it thirteen months later, and... have barely touched it since...
This movie was just amazing, I never got bored for one reason or another, whether it is the wonder of watching the nostalgic history or the corporates infighting. Nintendo just coming in to start swinging its blank cheque book schlong about to dominate any arguments just to give the world what we sorely needed
I hope Jeremy reviews Severance since he has Apple TV. It may not have the hype of shows like the TLoU or House of Dragons, but I think Jeremy being the largest movie reviewer on RUclips can generate his own and still get plenty of views. He is the captain now.
I grew up in a refugee camp and to all of us; Tetris WAS the “video games”. I didn’t realize till I moved to US that video games are much more than arranging blocks in a screen.
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Better we have a biopic about Tetris' history than an animated film about anthropomorphic Tetris blocks trying to save their universe from god knows what.
Honestly, that's what I thought Hollywood was going to do..
Don't Jinx It.
😂😂😂
*Adam Sandler has entered the chat*
Starring Adam Suckler
It's nice to see Taron Edgerton getting more work. He's a talented actor that I'd love to see in more roles.
Couldn't agree more! Love Taron Edgerton!
Yes!
I’d love to see him play James Bond, but set in the 1980s.
Black Bird was incredible.
Honestly was hoping he'd show up in Ted Lasso's final season. Only 3 episodes out as of now so holding on to hope but love every character he's played. Proven versatile actor!
I feel like all the pieces came together for this movie!
indeed, twists & turns leaving no gaps.
you win the internet for today
And then, just as quickly, it disappeared
All the pieces, except for that last "line" piece, otherwise the movie wouldn't exist
Bad dum tss 🥁😂
I honestly didn't expect for them to instead of making a movie based on a video game, they make a movie that's an origin on how that game was made. I honestly love that and if this movie is successful enough then I would LOVE an origin film on how Pong was made.
Lmao, what kind of story can you make out of Tetris as a game? That's like making The Emoji Movie. A product that everyone used but no way you could make a story out of it, it has to be about the making of the product
@@Erasureeraser 💀
@@Erasureeraser IIRC some big-wig producer was originally planning to make a trilogy of sci-fi movies based on Tetris, but I'm pretty sure that plan was shitcanned, and we got this instead.
The movie completely ignored the epstein crimes.. ghislaine Maxwell and Epsteins learned their Operations from her father Robert Maxwell
They made a Tetris movie because the actual story of Tetris was pretty ridiculous itself you couldn't make it up. Unfortunately, the story of Pong was rather conventional and won't really be interesting enough to warrant a whole movie.
The Gaming Historian made an amazing video on the IRL events that inspired this movie. It would be cool to compare and contrast these honestly.
His documentary was amazing. I’ll stick with that. Hollywood can’t be trusted to tell history to the world.
@@SumDumGy it's not Hollywood's job to tell history, it's to tell stories
I saw it. It’s one of the best examples of the problems with communism. The USSR sold that game for millions of dollars and the inventor never saw a single ruble of that money
@@superpandasama Then they should refrain from trying to tell history.
@@filipinowhiteboy Should he have though? He used company resources on company time to develop it in the first place. An argument can be made that he developed the game through theft from his employer.
I woke up out of my sleep and randomly put this movie on. Thank God I wasn’t disappointed. Great film.
@AB - re: "Thank God I wasn't disappointed." 1. Had NO idea ... God was into movie making, so viewers will not be disappointed. 2. Have you gone back to sleep since?
Although, as you said, the tune of Korobeiniki (the Tetris music) is throughout the film in various forms, I am glad that they made the right choice to save a choir singing it traditionally for the climax. It was way more impactful at that moment.
When Tetris Effect is available for the PS5 in VR all these years later, you know it’s a game that people still enjoy. I’m just glad they found the angle where that popularity made a story worth telling.
I know the story behind this and it's really interesting with lots of twists and turns. Looking forward to the film. This film actually looks really interesting.
The Tetris gaming historian video is legitimately one of my favorite documentaries ever
Glad you enjoyed it too! It was nail-biting until the very end. What a great movie.
Loved the movie and when the car chase turned pixelated (with an overhead shot), i immediately thought of 'Spy Hunter', which really seems a great nod (homage?) to that video game. :D
Never expected this to be a movie
Pinball is a movie to and its great
It probably shouldn’t be. From what I’ve learned of the history, it’s not something I’d ever trust Hollywood to pull off on any level of accuracy.
@Tim Walden well dude , it's hollywood , you should know every movie every "based on a true story" is always dramatized to make the story greater than what it is , if you want the truth than go watch a docuseries or documentary
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To be fair the actual story is interesting and intriguing enough to be a movie, it's just how much you exaggerate it that makes its come into question.
Aaand the fact that this movie exists is why we got “Hold On Tight” by Aespa - song slaaaps 🔥
Didn’t expect Taron Edgerton to be a star in this film , but I’m still satisfied.
Gaming historian has a great documentary about this so I am excited about the movie. Fascinating story
Would you expect Hollywood to tell the story The Gaming Historian did? I don’t trust that for one second. I’ll stick with his documentary.
That’s fair, just excited that part of the story is being told so more people know about it
@@SumDumGy alexey and henk actually involved making the script, so idk man
@@okdragon2833 If you know how Hollywood filmmaking works, you’ll be aware that doesn’t necessarily mean anything. Scripts have been written for films and the films have been made with an entirely different script, with the original writers still credited for it. It’s a complex business. I hope you’re right though.
@@SumDumGy did u already watch the movie or not?
was surprisingly pretty entertaining. It was almost 2 hrs long but never felt too long or boring. Would rate 8/10 + dank remixes.
I’m actually going to wait to watch this review. Ever since the gaming historian did a video on this game I’ve wanted it to be a movie, the trailer could have been better if they used more of the game music. When they started playing it I got chills, so iconic, a game that anyone from anywhere can play. Maybe the greatest video game ever made. I cherish my CIB Nes version.
Cannot believe they didn't give the L piece a bigger part. But when the straight long piece stabbed the square piece because he slept with his wife I was honestly surprised.
You sir just won best comment of the year.
So, who really took the L?
The straight piece was white too. Typical Hollywood these days to villainize that one.
That legendary t-spin, though.
I feel like the movie is the only way a tetris movie could be made. The game itself is a puzzle game where you're stacking blocks and laying them across the screen until one of the rows disappear, and then only characters are the blocks with no faces or personality, so I respect the film for not giving us an animated or live action movie featuring anthropomorphic building blocks.
I suppose you could say that all the pieces perfectly LINED UP for this movie to be a hit.
duh dum tssss
Apple TV just for Tetris? So many great shows. Foundation, Ted Lasso, For All Mankind, Greyhound, CODA...tons of good stuff!
Only Jeremy can make you go from zero interest in a flick to borderline hyped in less than 10 mins.
I just went and watched that movie based on Jeremy's recommendation. I was surprised to like it even more than I expected. Everything feels right: the tone, the characters, the highs and the lows, the paranoia, the humour, the hope spots. It's just a good solid movie, definitely recommend checking it out. 8.8 / 10 from me.
Even the action scenes are great!! It's amazing!!
This movie sucks ass. It's such horrible propaganda! I'm no fan of Russian regimes. But this movie is FULL with bold inccuracies and just sheer idiocy.
I mean, the movie is not even about the creator of Tetris! But about some businessman who acts like an anime character.
Disgrace.
If you are interested in this story. The Gaming Historian did a great video documentary on this a couple of years ago. I highly recommend it.
I actually really liked that they made the car wrecks go all video gamey, it was a nice touch
Man if you have apple TV+ right now you absolutely have to binge Ted Lasso while you have it. If you want all of the heartwarming feels like you got in Paddington 2 and Won’t You Be My Neighbor but with a solid character drama built in watch it! Also each season is 4 hours so quick binge.
I ADORE Ted Lasso! 😁❤️📺
100% it's a pretty wholesome dramedy
It's pretty empty fairy tale show that ticks all required woke boxes. 2nd season was unwatchable and I don't even care enough for those cartoonish characters to start the 3rd.
Here’s a fun challenge, explain to me what “woke boxes” are 😂
@@Northernguitarist25 blacks, gays, stronk womyn
That “which isn’t the point” was hilarious 🤣
I was obsessed with this film… it’s just so good and so good
Oh yeah... I remember that summer when I was totally addicted by Tetris... Well, actually I remember very little about it, Tetris 24/7 and nothing else.
While you have Apple TV, I really recommend Ted Lasso - you don’t have to care about football to enjoy it, it’s awesome!
Something I love about these movie reviews is that it reminds me of talking with the movie enthusiasts I’d meet at Blockbuster or Hollywood Video…yeah, I can stream so much shit now, but I miss that interaction…yep I’m old…
Does your city/town have any independent video stores? Mine still does fortunately !
Since you have Apple TV I really recommend Ted Lasso. It'll make you laugh/cry/get pissed/etc. AND Severance! Apple TV has some good stuff!
A good companion piece to this movie to know the real story is most likely Gaming Historian's feature length video about it.
I wouldn’t call it a companion price. I call it the preferable choice.
Gaming Historian RUclips channel has an amazing video on the real story and it is really batshit crazy.
Yeah, that's a good one. I'll watch this movie later
Jeremy's charismatic commentary and sense of humor is perfect
This is my favorite films so far this year. If Apple was smart they would give this move at least a limited run in Theaters so that it can be eligible for the Oscars. It's that good.
It's a phenomenal movie!! Great acting 👏 👏 It's an amazing movie!
So you're saying it's worth a rental? I saw BlackBerry and loved it. Business movies are highly enjoyable and I played Tetris back in the 80s when it was all the rage.
@@jonfreeman9682 Yes it is worth your time. Especially if you are interested in gaming from that area. But just as a movie the villains are easy to hate and the protagonist is easy to route for.
@@82automan Okay thanks I'll check it out. I love business biopics. I enjoyed BlackBerry and I saw the man who saved pinball about the pinball business. So Tetris sounds interesting. 👌
I've seen other reviews say that it piles different tones and genres on top of each other and gets confusing and frustrating and I'm like...
hmmm, like Tetris?
you've made me intrigued to see this
Bonus if the movie gives you a scene at the end that resoves all those confusing things that have piled up...
"LINEPIECE!!!"
Really happy to hear this movie came out well. Been wanting them to make it since I watched Gaming Historian's video on Tetris a few years ago.
Its always lovely when a movie suprises you like this.
The fact you have an Analogue Pocket is sick. True gamer move 😂
I saw the thumbnail and immediately started looking for a comment to see if anyone noticed.
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@@Quemiibo 😄
Now that you have Apple TV - review Ted Lasso!!
Jeremy could go all Snake white hair and I'd still see him as a 20 year old. Love your reviews man!
Don’t cancel your Apple TV just yet. Binge Ted Lasso first if you haven’t, honestly a very very good show
Watching this movie was very refreshing, I never stopped smiling every time the Tetris theme melody was in a shot, I knew about it being a Russian folk song and when the creator mentions he is more into classical and folk music I felt so happy and Nerdy that I am sure I made my girlfriend roll her eyes lol I truly love the theme, it's my dogs play time theme song too lol
This movie was really great!! I love when he goes to different countries the color grading changed and shot differently. Loved it
If only they went to Mexico we would've seen more yellow.
The ultimate story of how seemingly unrelated people, things, snd places can come together to form magic... Just like the game. It's an amazing story.
@Jeremy Jahns if you haven't seen it, whilst you still have Apple TV, make sure you take the time to sit down and watch Severance. It's an amazing show, will keep you hooked. Would love to see a review!
My first thought was Pixels , followed closely by Battleship. With such low initial expectations I am sure to love this movie .
You definitely did.
...if you eventually watched it.
Did ya?
1:45 there's a video game historian on RUclips that actually did the research and told the whole story
Tetri effects is a masterpiece
Still can't beat that last adventure mode level
@@youtubesucks1821 I forgot to mention it's difficult to 😆🤜💥🤛
The pacing of this movie is brilliant, it doesn’t feel long even though it is.
Reminded me a lot of the movie The Big Short which moved at a similar pace.
Now that you have Apple TV, you should definitely give SEVERENCE a shot.. you wont regret it
Tetris so good that we got almost an awesometacular from this. That's saying a lot! This year is popping off!
That Segway was as smooth as silk!!
Oh wow! Amazing Jahns also has the Analogue Pocket. Love that device!
Jeremy is a gamer. Why is it amazing for him to own a hugely popular gaming device?
@@SumDumGy GameBoy is popular. Not many people know about the Analogue Pocket.
@@Ice-2192 Sales on the unit suggest otherwise.
The hair is absolutely on point today my guy👌
Thought it was funny reading the reaction of Rodgers when he found out there was a chase scene. "They tried their best to accept our changes when they had to do with authenticity. But when it started getting into [creative flourishes like] the car chase and all that, it was like, 'OK, now it's all them.' We couldn't change anything."
Man, I haven't played Tetris in a while. Let me dust off my 1st gen Game Boy that inexplicably still works.
I like to think that I could go toe-to-toe with young, modern gamers on this particular game. ...Probably not, but I like to think I could.
Gaming Historian did a great documentary on Tetris and it's pretty amazing this ever made it out of the Soviet Union. Taron Edgerton is also an amazing actor, so I do want to see this.
I just saw the film with low expectations because I already know the story (countless documentaries), but I really LOVE this movie. One of the best I've seen in a very long time. I'd say that 70% of the story was true and 30% was dramatized. To be fair, you have to make a film like this exciting... but some of the KGB stuff was actually true. Not to mention the Mirror Soft stuff, because my first exposer to Tetris was on the C64 by Mirror Soft long a few years before everyone else seen it on Nintendo and Atari coin-ops. There was ALLOT of dirty crap going on. Seriously, watch the documentaries. AWESOME MOVIE... It was seriously kick ass.
Crazy.
They made a movie about the making Of Tetris, Air Jordans and Pinball machines.
Edit: Well not the creation of pinballs but the legalization of them in New York in the 70s
Jeremy!!! While you have Apple TV why not watch some Ted Lasso? Think youd enjoy the heart and humor that show has to offer!! Give me a like if you guys agree!!!!
My mom still has her OG Tetris. She lit up when she heard the music on the switch emulator 😂
I am going to watch this strictly because of this review. I feel like a friend recommended it, one where I actually trust his movie choices. Not like Irene who picked Mind Storm to rent… that was like 22 years ago and I still haven’t forgiven her…
Watch Ted Lasso while you are there it's freaking amazing
Such a good film, it somehow squeezed some tears outta me just from being really inspirational about art and engineering coming together for everyone to experience which is awesome : D
This give me learn about license right owning, bussiness bet gamble
Interesting how even products are getting biopics
While you have Apple TV make sure to watch some of their shows. The mini series Blackbird is fantastic. Severance is also great. Just recently watched Shrinking which I might argue is their best show they have done. It might not have many things but most of what it has is quality viewing.
I subscribed because your subscribe screen sent me straight back to 2002 and I was not expecting that whatsoever
The Tetris Movie is a tightly-knit yet gripping thriller about fighting for the rights of the game. Even enjoyed the car chase with the Russian cover of Holding Out For A Hero that makes the car chase intense and atmospheric!
Good job from the director 👏
awesome movie with good story telling and pacing. Awesome fiction in a nonfiction movie.
I remember Schnepp's rant on the Tetris movie back in the days LOL, this was way better than we thought!
Hey Jeremy, great video. Since you still have that Apple TV free trial you can review Ted Lasso 😏
Looking forward to this one! Currently editing my video on Pinball. I did not know before hand Pinball had it's own biopic and it is one of the best without a doubt!
One for all you biopic fans 👌
I also recommend checking out The History of Tetris from The Gaming Historian on RUclips
I did indeed get one of those original Gameboys packed with Tetris for Christmas in 1990. As I was only 6, I didn't understand the premise of the game at the time and what the goal of it was, and I honestly wouldn't play it again until I was an adult and it was on my cell phone, killing time during breaks at my job.
This movie is one of my new favorites to watch. Cast and production crew did a very splendid job. I highly recommend to watch
Well, er, yes Mr Anchovy, but you see your report here says that you are an extremely dull person. You see, our experts describe you as an appallingly dull fellow, unimaginative, timid, lacking in initiative, spineless, easily dominated, no sense of humour, tedious company and irrepressibly drab and awful. And whereas in most professions these would be considerable drawbacks, in chartered accountancy they are a positive boon.
@@TheAntsh what?
@@razkanaz among people who can tell good movies from bad "Tetris" is considered utter trash but among others it is a new favourite!
Since you havee the trial, SEVERANCE JEREMY!!
If I held up the “console” I played the most Tetris on back in the day it would be my TI83 graphing calculator… everyone had Tetris going on those things at my high school
Since you got Apple TV, watch Ted Lasso :)
2:54 - I appreciate the Analogue Pocket. Speaking of which, I should probably play on mine... I ordered it, got excited when I finally got it thirteen months later, and... have barely touched it since...
Man, this month is so good. Creed 3, Scream 6, John Wick 4 and D&D. Now Tetris and Air are coming. Super exciting :)
The end felt like fucking breaking bad or some shit like that 💀
Goosebumps during the Gameboy bit, anyone?.. Or is it just me?..
This movie was just amazing, I never got bored for one reason or another, whether it is the wonder of watching the nostalgic history or the corporates infighting. Nintendo just coming in to start swinging its blank cheque book schlong about to dominate any arguments just to give the world what we sorely needed
Alex was the break out role. Now we need a Kojima movie, how he got shafted and lost all his rights to his own engine/ game
I hope Jeremy reviews Severance since he has Apple TV.
It may not have the hype of shows like the TLoU or House of Dragons, but I think Jeremy being the largest movie reviewer on RUclips can generate his own and still get plenty of views. He is the captain now.
So you're saying it's good. Is it a corporate drama about layoffs and giving severance packages? Hits a little close to home. 😮
AESPA X TETRIS IS THE COLLABORATION I NEVER KNEW I NEEDEEDDDD
This movie was way better than I expected it to be, highly enjoyable with a killer soundtrack and some really fun visual effect gags.
Great acting too!!
@@AnaDiaz-wz4cf yeah absolutely!
I paused this review at the beginning and watched the film. I'm back now.
I. Am. Blown. Away.
Truly, a very smart and entertaining movie.
If you still have Apple TV you definitely should watch Ted Lasso
now that u have apple tv u should watch severance and ted lasso
I’m so curious about how this is going to compare to the Gaming Historians AMAZING documentary on this whole story
I grew up in a refugee camp and to all of us; Tetris WAS the “video games”. I didn’t realize till I moved to US that video games are much more than arranging blocks in a screen.
Tetris is very accessible. My 65-year-old mother STILL plays the OG Gameboy Tetris cart on my old Gameboy Color.
The acting effort that Jeremy put into that ad lol
Never heard of this or even seen a preview until this very second 😂
Watching this with the fam tonight! We all love Tetris!