

アメリカのビデオゲームセールスマン、ヘンク・ロジャースと、彼が1988年に見いだしたテトリスを巡る実話を基にした作品。このゲームを世界に発信しようとしたヘンクは、張り巡らされたウソと鉄のカーテンに隠された腐敗した世界に足を踏み入れることになる。
- Wow totally wasn’t expecting the history behind this game to be so interesting. The painstaking efforts needed to navigate through bureaucracy caused me some genuine stress lol. Although this kind of story has been done in many past movies, I had a ton of fun with this one. It was well crafted and kept me engaged from beginning to end!
- Starts off real strong but loses steam insanely quick and, by the 3rd act, it comes across like no one knew how to wrap this script up. My best guess is that the writers wanted a semi-gritty political thriller and the producers and license holders wanted an America=good/Soviet=bad jerk off party. Doesn't really succeed in either respect but does have some charming moments if you can stomach the rest of it.
- Historical inaccuracies and simplifications aside, Tetris is an excellent film to fill 2 hours of your life. To get it out of the way... Tetris is not historically accurate. Trying to make a film true to real events would have been a disaster due to the complexity of the situation. HOWEVER. As a film, Tetris does a lot of stuff right. The cast is great, the characters all have *just* enough life in them to be interesting, the pacing keeps everything flowing smoothly and the subject is interesting enough to keep your brain engaged. Taron Egerton does some serious heavy lifting here, Really bringing Henk Rogers to life as the struggling game publisher who'd discovered something huge. His interactions with the Russians and Media Billionaires are spot on. An honourable mention goes to Igor Grabuzov for his portrayal of a slimy and corrupt Russian Minister. One thing I am forced to say is that I HATE the pixelated transition shots in this film. I understand it's subjective but I hate it SO much.
- Probably the second best mid 80’s scrappy underdog story featuring multiple competitors vying for an exclusive contract with a future worldwide sensation that I’ve seen in the last two days. Tetris while entertaining enough suffers from massive embellishments of the truth. In Henk Rogers (Taron Egerton) pursuit of a deal for the game he apparently encounters Russian double agents, has death threats levied at his wife and children at home and gets pursued in a high speed car chase through the streets and alleys of Moscow with Nintendo executives along side him. Rather than make the film more exciting, these exaggerations merely draw attention to the fact that there’s really not enough of a story here. Or at least the writer’s didn’t feel like there was. Backroom deals, contract negotiations and double crosses, etc can be made tense and exciting without car chases and double agents. With properties like the Air Jordan, Tetris, Facebook, the audience already knows the massive value that’s at stake. Add in some truly unlikeable villains in the Maxwell Communications Corporation (Robert Maxwell is Ghislaine Maxwell’s father 😬) and I really didn’t think the embellishments were warranted and actually did more to undercut the real drama that unfolded. Looks, it’s not a bad watch. I’m sure my opinion is being negatively affected by the fact that I watched Air yesterday, which I much preferred. But even still, I likely won’t ever think about this movie again.
- For a film about what in essence is a contract wrangle... surprisingly fun and interesting. Elements of modern history you might not be aware of, all find themselves interlinked, woven into the rush against the clock, to fit the falling pieces into place. There is a lull or two at times, but on the whole it keeps you glued to your screen, in much the same way that our little, white, plastic friend did, back in the day. Similarly to Air, the backstory to such global phenomenons has a clever little nod or two here and there, and does so much more than simply walk from A to B, with product to shelf, detailing all the crazy intricacies, and extraordinary moments of fortune for the individuals in question, that led to such incredible pop culture explosions.
- I don't know what I was expecting from this movie, but certainly not this! What a shock! One may think you're about to watch some boring documentary style movie about a videogame and BAM! They come up with espionage, spies, car chases, government corruption! What a rush! Definitely a very recommended movie, especially for gamers who want to know a little about history...
テトリスを視聴
お使いのデバイス向けのPlexを入手
20種類以上のプラットフォームで無料で使えます。お手持ちのデバイスをお選びください。テトリスに関するトリビア
テトリスは2023年3月31日に公開されました。
テトリスはJon S. Bairdが監督を務めました。
テトリスの上映時間は1h 58mです。
テトリスはClaudia Schiffer, Matthew Vaughn, Len Blavatnik, Gregor Cameron, Gillian Berrieがプロデューサーを務めました。
アメリカのビデオゲームセールスマン、ヘンク・ロジャースと、彼が1988年に見いだしたテトリスを巡る実話を基にした作品。このゲームを世界に発信しようとしたヘンクは、張り巡らされたウソと鉄のカーテンに隠された腐敗した世界に足を踏み入れることになる。
テトリスの主要人物はHenk Rogers (Taron Egerton), Alexey Pajitnov (Nikita Efremov), Sasha (Sofia Lebedeva)です。
テトリスはR15+と評価されています。
テトリスはBiography, ドラマ, 履歴映画です。
テトリスは、視聴者によって10点満点中8.8点をつけられています。






























