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Video Game | Nintendo
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Tetris is a biographical history drama film that tells the true story of how one of the most popular video games of all time found its way into the mainstream after an ambitious American man set out to conquer the rights. The movie's direction and cinematography are excellent, as they use Cold War-era visuals and premise to increase tension and set the odds for the cast. Taron Egerton singlehandedly runs the movie, with help from supporting actors like Mara Huf, Miles Barrow, and Nikita Efremov. The film's themes of history and suspense are present throughout the film, offering a dramatised look into struggles during the Soviet-US tensions in the midst of the Cold War. There are certain instances in the plot that seem too over-the-top, but are compensated for in stunning visuals. Overall, Tetris is a great new biographical film, which has been shot the way movies in this genre should be.
Best Edited British Drama | 2024 | Martin
Best Actor in a Superhero Movie | 2024 | Taron
Headliners | 2023
Best Actor | 2023 | Taron
Best Director Fiction | 2023 | Jon S.
Taron Egerton stated in a GQ Magazine Interview that the movie is going to be more Social Network than the Lego Movie.
Taron posted on his Instagram that he was filming in Scotland on 12/12/2020. Hinting filming began in December 2020
Production had to be shut down temporarily after a coronavirus case on set in Glasgow. Taron Egerton tested negative but still self-isolated for weeks.
Born in Peterhead forty miles from Aberdeen. Director Jon S Baird always wanted to use Aberdeen in one of his films and there are a number of locations seen in the trailer. Taron Egerton is seen playing football on the roof of the West North Street multi storey car park and surveillance photos were taken outside the Aberdeen University Zoology building on Tillydrone Avenue.
Roger Allam who plays Robert Maxwell in this movie also appear as a recurring regular in season 2 of British TV show Ashes to Ashes, which features The Final Countdown as part of its soundtrack and advertising for season 3.
"Alexey Pajitnov: Good ideas have no borders."
"Henk Rogers: I played Tetris for five minutes. I still see falling blocks in my dreams."
