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Canadian critic watching bad movies, so you dont have to.

Tetris is an imaginative and often charming comedy/drama bristling with characters who find themselves stripped to their core identities because of a deceptively simple, infuriatingly addictive video game.

Taron Egerton stars in a strenuous, semi-diverting Cold War-era boardroom thriller about the battle to secure rights to the insanely addictive video game

The game's amazing backstory deserves better than these Cold War movie cliches.

BRIAN VINER: It seemed to me that the last thing cinema needs now is a new franchise - which this film is intended to launch - inspired by a fantasy game. Yet it soon won me over.

The story of the launch of the Russian computer game, involving everyone from Mikhail Gorbachev to Robert Maxwell, is silly but fun

Egerton, Baird, and game producers Henk Rogers and Alexey Pajitnov discuss how the film lines up with reality. "Tetris," the biographical film about securing the rights to the popular video game, premieres on Friday, March 31 on Apple TV+.

How was Tetris invented? Here’s the answer. (Sort of.)

A video game salesman goes through hell and Soviet high water to bring Tetris to the masses in this Apple TV+ movie starring Taron Egerton.

Creatively stylized Apple TV+ movie uses some 1980s-style video game graphics to illustrate the twists and turns of getting Tetris from floppy disks to the world.