Tetris takes some creative liberties with the true story of the Russian video game’s bidding war, but those over-the-top moments ruin the movie.

Despite its seemingly innocuous subject matter, the Tetris movie is rated R. However, there is actually a very good reason for this harsh rating.

Tetris is based on the true story of the wild rights battle over the Russian video game, but the AppleTV+ release takes some huge creative liberties.

Between corrupt KGB officers, illegal deals in the USSR, and a check for $5 million, there is a lot to unpack in Tetris’ absolutely wild ending.

Taron Egerton opens up about why he hates the movie mustache he had to don for his role in the Tetris movie, where he plays game designer Henk Rogers.