The Plague Of Brand Movies

[@juneion]

i think the kfc romance movie was a necessary evil in society

[@Gabzew]

Not a movie but i agree

[@juneion]

@@mr.duck1248 it was a movie for me. nay, an experience

[@kennethxu1789]

There’s also a dating sim

[@milais_dumb]

Nah and the Mother’s Day ad, seriously what drugs is kfcs marketing on??

[@juneion]

@@kennethxu1789 i need that link buddy. for scientific research purposes hahahaha yes umm my dissertation uhh my thesis

[@Rugops42]

The only biopic worth of an Oscar is "Weird: The Al Yankovic story" I've never seen such an accurate retelling of an artist/brands origins.

[@Sharpe1502]

RIP to the legend and f**k Madonna!

[@Vankaskan]

True, hope Madonna gets arrested for her crimes soon

[@Celestial-Idiot]

You're joking right

[@Vankaskan]

@@Celestial-Idiot have you seen the movie?

[@MEDIEVALBLADE]

​@@Celestial-Idiot Obviously dude 😭 it's a great movie but it IS a parody of Weird-Al's life which is v weird al so it is oscar worthy tbh

[@xenosbreed]

Seinfeld complaining about wokeness destroying movies and comedy while staring in a poptart movie is just too perfect

[@Sugarman96]

An aggressively unfunny poptart movie. It'd be one thing if he used the solid premise to tell good jokes, but they all suck

[@ahqeeef]

he fell off so hard, hes a raging zionist too.

[@gateauxq4604]

You don’t need to be woke to be successful, turns out you just need some damn comedy writing skills and to punch up. If Jewwy can’t do dat maybe he needs to wetiwew. 🤓

[@MasoTrumoi]

​@@gateauxq4604Don't come for Seinfeld for being a Jew, stupid. Go after him for being a creepy groomer who dated a 17-year-old in his 30s.

[@KetsubanSolo]

​@gateauxq4604 I saw "Jewwy" and I was gonna be like "woah woah woah woah" but then I saw that you were swapping the R's with W's and breathed a sigh or relief

[@dabatman5187]

Love how Jerry Seinfeld tries to claim to that he didn’t get permission for Poptarts despite Poptarts posting ads for it

[@skeletaltrees]

literally the kyle scheele meal debacle all over again

[@lisahoshowsky4251]

I actually really applaud BlackBerry for its insanely good implementation of Fair Use to use actual brand names to really reflect the zeitgeist the film is set in without shelling over big bucks to these corporations to use them. The filmmakers gumption to do that, amongst other things, really sets the whole tone differently than these other ones that do kind of just feel like an ad.

[@Yixdy]

BlackBerry is not at all the same thing as those other advertisements masquerading as films, and confusing it for one would be a damn shame

[@RariettyC]

​@@Yixdy It'd be like saying The Social Network is the Facebook movie

[@nonyeVezi]

The only Blackberry media I acknowledge is the Nollywood serial drama.

[@timothy3809]

If you haven't I highly recommend looking up interviews with the film makers and their other projects. Particularly Nirvana the Band The Show. They talk a lot about how they use Fair Use.

[@MN-vw2lo]

Based on your comment it seems like you might already be aware of Matt Johnson's (the director) other works, but if not you should definitely check out his other projects, The Dirties, Project Avalanche, and my favorite Nirvanna the Band the Show. I can't wait to see what he comes up with next.

[@callanfox9870]

I love how Matt Johnson (the director of Black berry) said himself that he finds it funny when people throw his movie in with other brand biopics, as his movie was made on a way shorter budget and had to use a loophole to get the copyrighted material in the film. Also Matt claims that he never even touched a black berry until he began working on the film. Love Matt Johnson, check out “Nirvanna: the band: the show” if you love abstract comedy.

[@unclekarl5219]

he made a movie about a brand and is surprised when people compare it to other movies about brands?

[@bassetts1899]

Super Mario RPG, Sonic the Hedgehog, Donkey Kong 3

[@SomeIcelandicDude]

​@@unclekarl5219 Difference being the other movies are giant advertisments for Brands while Blackberry is just an interesting story about a dead product (and it's massive failure)

[@gringhidu]

I really missed your cardboard aesthetic, nice to see it coming back

[@Brimations]

His second channel has a huge cardboard aesthetic going on!

[@somedudefromTX]

I think it really speaks to what kind of person Ray Kroc was that the McDonald's corporation never even attempted to put out their own version of a biopic that paints him in a kinder light. They were perfectly content to let the makers of The Founder (which is excellent) drag his corpse up and down

[@eiriksundby]

the tetris movie is genuinely a movie that needed to get made imo. The story behind the creation of tetris is barely about the game. The actual real life story of tetris is genuinely more interesting as a spy thriller plot than every james bond movie combined

[@awandererfromys1680]

Both Henk Rogers and Alexey Pajitnov have said that reality was far more boring than depicted in the movie (no car chase, no Gorbachov saving the day), but they did like it a lot. The inclusion of Gorbachov borders on parody imho, and the Tetris effects during the car chase were a bit off tonally, but I love the neo-noirish harsh lighting, the bleak colour grading, cigarette smoke everywhere. Great acting, great locations and set design. The cat-and-mouse intrigue and plotting is fascinating. It's a solid movie. Together with _Blackberry_ the only two of these six movies I'd recommend.

[@Shinji_Dai]

Gaming Historian did a good doc on Tetris years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZe0pauBosx9eZosi=pYkUggzbyCTyx0RV

[@PotatoObliteratorGD]

movie was good 👍

[@Shidokun96]

Genuinely would recommend Tetris; well acted and interesting story

[@Whatlander]

IKR? And then one of the wildest bits was just a footnote at the end of the movie that could've been its own film, if we wanted a biopic about a guy who sucks.

[@mariaisabel-rb1gc]

blackberry rules!!! i would never compare blackberry to any of these others movies. its an indie movie that feels larger than life, the stakes are high and the premise is so original, more people need to watch it

[@jeanvaljean6433]

the only company biopic i watch is a dead company's biopic

[@bastiaan4129]

If what!?

[@mariaisabel-rb1gc]

@@bastiaan4129 typo sorry 😭

[@concept8192]

@@jeanvaljean6433 yeah, because then it literally can't be an ad. What're you supposed to do, buy a blackberry??

[@Broken_robot1986]

Thank you!

[@revieweverything365]

the Founder is great because you find out you are routing for the villan

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

​@tonimashdane33498 Or Paul Thomas Anderson

[@Abby_Liu]

Rooting

[@gotmilkbutt]

What do you mean find out shouldn't you have known that from the start?

[@orion10x10]

Yeah bro I'd hate to be running networking hardware for a villain

[@kitsterangel]

Which is really interesting that this was some people's takeaway bc for me, it made me not go to McDonald's for a couple years after lol

[@thunderstruck560]

More people need to see Blackberry. The movie is awesome and could be re-titled Dennis Buys a Cell Phone Company.

[@didissins6573]

The gang gets banckrupt

[@0.-.0]

The cardboard background is impeccable, but the cardboard microphone? Perfection

[@mayna2083]

"yes that pinely character, not the evil one, has the perfect audience for people that want to nap more, give them the ad deal"

[@PinnePon]

no I'm a fucking goblin. I don't need sleep. Go to hell big sleep

[@cristianpissai7563]

29:35 Damn, Pinely, can't believe you skipped Tetris. Even ignoring the movie, the whole story behind the game happens during such an interesting political and historical time, and the story itself reflects so much of that period.

[@eiriksundby]

the story of how tetris was created is genuinely better than most spy films.

[@dbagette]

And in this list structure, Tetris would've been the bridge between the tropey biopics and Seinfeld's whatever f pop tart boomer movie

[@trevorstevenson4038]

Tetris is a monotonous, boring game.

[@topcatfan]

​@trevorstevenson4038 bait use to be believable

[@Tacom4ster]

So Michael Keaton is basically playing Walter White, a mediocre petty power hungry man

[@rodrigodemiguellamminen5244]

Sort of off-topic but this reminded me of Spanish actor Santiago Segura, who has, here in Spain, been making the same family summer movie for 6 years in a row under different names (Padre no hay más que uno 1-3, A todo tren 1-2, Vacaciones de verano). Worst of all, they're all box office hits in a movie industry that constantly loses hundreds of millions every year

[@sockseater]

sounds like spanish adam sandler

[@SlapstickGenius23]

@@sockseater ahh yes, he’s a Spaniard equivalent of Adam Sandler!

[@elenahaya1195]

Tío,se viene Padre no hay más que uno 4 😭😭😭 Es que no puedo con esto...

[@evil993]

Bro uncut gems was bad ass, Adam Sandler actually has chops as an actor, at the very least. And is capable of making a great film, when it's not just him and his friends making movies from his studio lol.

[@born2Bgoth]

1. I love these looks into Pinely's rating systems. He seems so ready to like things, which is not something I feel like I see much of in the "commentary" space-- he doesn't avoid pointing out the problems or dislikes he had, but it just feels like he always comes back to the positives and I love it. 2. I get irrationally excited every time Sleeping On Trains plays at the ends of the video. I always know it's coming and yet still, every time, such a big smile on my face. Friends supporting friends.

[@theonoelle]

Pinely ohhhh pinely (this is me singing you a tune to thank you for the creation of this video)

[@catsforever420]

Pinely ohhhhhhhh pinely yeahh

[@PinnePon]

Thaank you pinelyyyy, not the evil oneee

[@lizo1463]

you are so beeyootiful and pine fresh envelop me in your deconstructed cardboard let us live as one, cardboard and flesh souls and psyches melded skin and muscle, brown corrugated fiber your destiny: your fandom, your new hide we will protect you from the burrs and thorns of the world wide web tough and dusty. but you remain pinely fresh

[@user-tv3mc5tr9b]

I literally cannot express how much I love the new backrounds I love the cardboard vibe and now I want to make my entire apartment into carboard

[@Sharpe1502]

Here are brand bio picks that I would like to see made: • Corn Flakes (If you know, you know, and it’s wild. 😂) • MySpace • Napster • Ferbies • Aqua Dots • Lawn Darts

[@Brimations]

Aqua dots the movie would be wild… I just imagine it’d be everyone who manufactured them dealing with lawsuits the entire film.

[@awandererfromys1680]

* Napster Starring Michael Keaton as Lars Ulrich.

[@oreo_frito]

MySpace and twitter could be fun, hell even Vine

[@Whatlander]

I love how one Kellogg brother was just trying to sell breakfast cereal, and the other...certainly had some goals.

[@kissarococo2459]

Welcome to Wellville is kinds the movie for Corn flakes.

[@peterjohnson11655]

my home ec teacher showed everyone in class the jerry seinfeld pop tart movie and she was talking about how much she liked it and how funny it was etc. and then when she played it it was the worst fucking thing ive seen in my life now im wondering if shes secretly sponsored by pop tarts or something

[@lizo1463]

just dumb, i think. but she is a home ex teacher. (it's like PE teachers. i've had some smart ec teachers... but not the majority.)

[@nightmareclaire9250]

I'll admit. I've never seen that "Waterloo where the vampires hang out" clip before. As someone who lives near Waterloo, where the vampires hang out, I can in fact confirm, that this is wholly true.

[@lizo1463]

i though that was Hamilton

[@lenapawlek7295]

I love the cardboard microphone!!! Cardboad aesthetic is great 👌👌👌

[@jodic4823]

I learned about Ray in a defunctland video. He met Walt Disney coincidentally during the war when they were both teenagers who lied about their age to join the army. Disneyland and McDonald’s started getting created around the same time and Ray tried reaching out to Disney but never got a response at the time so just kinda weird fact

[@mariaisabel-rb1gc]

air is peak dad movie omg my dad is the biggest matt damon fan, its like they made this in a lab for him

[@quantemwensday]

the wizard a movie that's basically a massive nintendo ad

[@MagicCookieGaming]

Him saying "flaming" hot instead of "flamin'" hot bothers me more than it should

[@gregg88]

If you watch Seinfeld critical of Jerry you'll realize he's about as good as an SNL cast member on their worst day. His exclamations are almost always over exaggerated and there are a ton of scenes where he's on the verge of breaking out in laughter. Considering the show wasn't live that means those were the best takes he could give.

[@sophitiaofhyrule]

The only time Jerry Seinfeld has ever been funny is when he voiced Barry B Benson

[@cthulhucult3230]

That movie is like if you took the SNL skit where Elon musk is wario, stretched it out over like an hour 40 mins, and somehow made it 10x worse. I really like some of the people there. (Idk how Hugh Grant ended up there.) Most of the people gave good performances. But the writing just wasn't thought out. (At least the SNL writers can blame it on only having a week to write 30 min of sketches.) But this is a whole movie! How on earth did no one look over it during production?

[@BOnYTB]

I’m just gonna take credit for some popular flavor of a chip or some snack and do what that janitor guy did and make millions. What a genius.

[@audiovisualcringe]

exactly, did YOU invent doritos bbq, or did I?

[@elizabethsartandbooks9974]

I mean this in the most sincere way possible. I will never forgive you for not watching and reviewing Tetris. You're not exactly dead to me, but something very close.

[@gutovi]

When you brought up Tetris and said how you didn't feel like watching it after a few minutes 'cause it felt just like the rest, I thought it was a bit, and you'd come back with "But then I decided to finish it, and -" Shocked and dissapointed.

[@cookingwithsilence]

At least I have a future at Freeto Lay where higher ups openly mock and harass lower level employees for fun apparently.

[@Gabzew]

tbh I think we should categorize these movies as advertisements at this point, like thats just what It is, not entertainment

[@ducky19991]

They are more like ads for capitalism rather than the brand, considering a lot of them aren’t even funded by the brand itself. More like they’re selling us the empty American dream

[@milais_dumb]

Not blackberry lol, it’s literally dead it’s not an advertisement

[@milais_dumb]

But seriously blackberry is one of the best films I’ve seen recently. Glenn Howerton was amazing in the film I recommend you watch it

[@Gabzew]

@@milais_dumb i totally agree, i should have phrased that in another way

[@randomtinypotatocried]

@@milais_dumbApparently the phones are still around in Asia, but yeah lol

[@moreisallyouneed4175]

Brand biopics are interesting in the zeitgeist b/c we are increasingly "suspicious" of brands as a whole. I can't wait for the pink sauce biopick and the crock of wall street and FTX/Alemeda thriller.

[@whatever9097]

I feel like Orr doesn’t want me to watch the pop tarts movie but it sounds so hilariously bad I think I need to watch it now

[@1kaz1]

I didn't watch it but my mom said it was mediocre so not sure it'll be fun

[@sublimemaddie]

it was not the easiest film to sit through

[@zitorya5786]

i got 10 minutes in before i turned it off.

[@cthulhucult3230]

It's constantly trying to have "wacky humor" but it's so mediocre. Especially that scene towards the end where they make Hugh Grant get dressed up like the horns guy and recreate Jan 6. I'm honestly kind of sad about that. I thought when the guy came to him at the bar it was going to start being a corporate espionage plotline. Which would've made sense and possibly been interesting. Overall it's a corny movie that's almost entirely celebrity cameos. With writing that is somehow even more forced than the bee movie. Jerry Seinfeld wrote, directed, and plays the main character of this movie, if that gives you a hint.

[@bugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugs]

oh good its just normal pinely today whew

[@lenapawlek7295]

Phew no evil here

[@brettboswell19]

Careful evil pinely is always lurking

[@Ninjacatmuffin]

I honestly thought this video would be about movies made by brands at first. You could get a lot of mileage from KFC's various media crossovers alone (romance movie, romance novel, dating sim...) This works too

[@GreyMcBeal]

My music teacher in 2016-2020 used a Blackberry the whole time, and I had no idea what it was lol. I bet she’s still using it too

[@Stressymessy]

literally iconic, she's a legend

[@Katkatkatkatkatkatkatkatkatk]

I appreciated seeing the expanded cardboard background universe. Your art is so fun.

[@stilllogan]

yoo, its the dude from nirvana the band the show edit: holy shit lol, i didnt realize he DIRECTED Blackberry. absolutely insane, ill have to give it a watch

[@darko1295]

Haven't watched the video yet, but Blackberry is great, yall. Doesn't deserve to go down as just a 'brand movie'. Admittedly, it probably turned out that way because it's about a dead brand, and it basically frames the whole thing as a sad downward spiral and a case of capitalism stiffling innovation/creativity in favor of profit, while the others I've seen are basically uncritical capitalism/american dream propaganda

[@mariaisabel-rb1gc]

i was just about to say this!! glenn howerthon is a powehourse

[@darko1295]

​@mariaisabel-rb1gc he's just soooo good at playing a sociopath, I could watch him in Always Sunny and roles like this one all day, incredibly entertaining actor

[@cavifax]

Blackberry is the best out of the bunch, leagues ahead.

[@heavenly2k]

The ification-ification of pinely's youtube channel

[@thomasgolds4585]

Bounced on my boys subscribe button during this vid

[@alexthewrecker4666]

Doing tricks on it 😂

[@kweenychick32]

I genuinely thought The Poptart Movie was a Drunk History episode for a solid 40 minutes

[@gazblackheart4596]

The tetris movie is so good though...its very clear you didn't watch more than the beginning because had you watched more you wouldn't have said its like all the others lol, I doubt the other movies had russians threatening to murder the main character if he doesn't leave russia lol.

[@awandererfromys1680]

It had some weird moments in the third act though. With Gorbachev and the tetris-fied chase scene it almost shifted into parody territory. But yea, it's a pretty good movie.

[@Jay-fs2nw]

Tetris is one of the craziest films, especially the final set piece having a car chase through communist Moscow to a Russian rendition of Holding Out For a Hero. The quality of the film overall is really up and down, and i think it's only beaten in it's inaccuracies by the Cheeto one whilst acting like it really happened

[@raccoon9951]

Pinely… if you watched only the beginning of Tetris you missed all the crazy Russian stuff

[@kood995]

When he was describing how satisfying seeing Ray win was, I was sitting here like, "Wtf are you talking about? I wasn't rooting for him a single bit. The movie never gave me a reason to. Wtf?" Lol

[@CatGuyNeko]

Aw, you really should have finished Tetris, it's really entertaining!

[@jolynelovemail]

The funniest thing about the Tetris movie is that they use a clip from Game Grumps to represent Mike Tyson's Punch Out without cropping the borders. If you listen carefully you can hear Arin swearing in the background. Oh, and moments before, they reference the first Legend of Zelda game while using footage of Four Swords Adventures, which came out ~18 years later (I'm bad at mental math)

[@wormlive]

I haven't seen Blackberry yet, but it is open in a new tab for after this vid. I love when Pinely reviews movies I always find a new perspective in things I've already seen.

[@StickHits]

Did you like it? One of my favorite movies of the year and one of the best non-comedy comedies I have seen in years thanks to Rob's legendary rage performance

[@Nikodraws149]

love your distressed little sun friend in the background, he's a great co-host.

[@Whatlander]

"They were so sad!" has slain me. I will say that the Tetris origin movie was genuinely interesting, and it's not like I watched it and immediately ran out to buy a Tetris. Just the tale of a desperate Dutch-American guy from Japan and his Russian programmer friend who would very much like to not be murdered for talking to him.

[@gracekim25]

Dang, there's so many. well i know from the Queen biopic (The band) that there's a bit of um fiction in there in regards to the obsession with the former girlfriend part. I do love learning though

[@darbywalker1]

The most glaring difference between these movies and something like "the social network" is that the social network was willing to be even slightly critical of the brand it was portraying. These biopics are more like corporate worship than actual biopics

[@ShinyRK9]

Next video: The -ification-ification of Pinely

[@august1971]

i work at a movie theater on my college campus. we had an advanced screening of Air last spring. we gave out air shoelaces and basketball stress balls. there is still a bucket of air shoelaces that we've had for over a year now. we had Marcello Hernandez at the theater a few months ago and gave some of the shoelaces out to the line of people

[@LoveOrangetictacs]

watched this video right before bed last night and pinely infiltrated my dreams to help me solve a conspiracy

[@caelan0D]

I hope you know your art is like so good man

[@1kaz1]

True it's very style

[@cookicrumbl]

thanks to this comment section i went and watched the tetris movie. im kinda glad he didnt include it here so i could go into it blind. it was such an amazing movie! it had very intense moments of anticipation that reminded me of a safdie brothers film, and great aesthetic choices regarding visual gags and cinematography. the story was very interesting, not your run of the mill 'x product no one believed it became worth billions' shtick. really really recommend!!

[@RealAICCl]

You’re in the new Eric, etiquette video

[@aleonimation]

not a brand biopic but Love and Mercy about the Beach Boys might be the best one ever

[@wandauriel]

Can I say how much I love your style of making videos here? That cartoony drawings are very cool, you have the whole background and stuff. I always really appreciated that, it feels very unique - and it says something on KZbin 😄 I love the effort you're putting into this ❤

[@im_an_oyster]

I gotta say you nailed it with the poptart movie/cat in the hat comparison. Two movies that just feel like fever dreams. And I'll be honest? Objectively neither are good movies. But in my opinion, sometimes you need a fever dream nightmarishly weird movie to just stare at open mouthed zero thoughts besides what the fuck is happening on my tv

[@keithparker7412]

tetris is so good smh ur missing out, its not like the other girls i swear

[@dillona1001]

Nah this video is an instant classic🤌🏿 The collection of films, the genre creation then analysis, the Seinfeld toast, so many quotable pinely moments🤣 Plus I actually wanna see these movies now, so overall grrrrrrRRRRREAT/10 video, will watch again

[@thebucketh3ads]

Solid birthday present, thanks!

[@FAB13]

Happy Birthday! 🎉🎉

[@thebucketh3ads]

@@FAB13 Thanks!

[@creshiell]

Cat in the Hat movie was incredibly fun, i Loved rewatching it as an adult, i hope i can watch it with my kids lmao

[@ziggygunz2447]

Thank you Pinely for pronouncing it "Bio-Pic" and not "Bi-op-ic" I can't stand when people call it bi-op-ic when bio-pic is literally what the movie is a "biographical picture". I blame it on Google pronouncer, it uses bi-op-ic for the main pronunciation lol smfh.

[@stellviahohenheim]

Cry about it some more

[@randomtinypotatocried]

Isn't he from the UK so it's not shocking how he pronounces it

[@chenson9339]

I panicked seeing Blackberry in the thumbnail... so glad you liked it!

[@Ultravenom1]

I like the cinematography of the Founder. Of the brand biopics, it feels actually nice to watch. The movie obviously lies, but I don't eat McDonald's anyway hahaha

[@cata0rostika]

Orr your set looks amazing! And I feel like you using cardboard is such a callback to your older videos, it's really nostalgic 🥺

[@ajotinha1655]

I always liked the founder bcs I love when the worst and most rotten character in the movie is also the protagonist that has everything working out in his favour

[@nermalmovement]

Dude you should totally watch the Tetris movie, it was actually really good, and is super different from the other ones, just because of how insane the story behind how Tetris became so huge is

[@lookatdemijipers]

bounced on my boy's poptarts to this for hours, great video to watch on my lunch break!

[@scottyb8392]

Shocked... Flabbergasted, even, that you failed to reference "Sleeping on Trains" in your Manta Sleep ad and instead said you were napping on trains...

[@Kwastaken]

I find myself enjoying pinely/evil pinely videos more and more lately. Good stuff buddy

[@Zero_XTZ5]

I liked Tetris

[@jand2861]

hey pinely, It's really nice to see this channel really taking off and adopting such a unique personality of its own! keep up the good work :)

[@Fubwub]

Wake up, babe. New Pinely dropped! 😎

[@radishrain8866]

Blackberry was called Research in Motion. I lived in Waterloo and if a friend got a placement there we would joke they had a rim job

[@elliot2331]

The Tetris movie was interesting, cause it really wasn't about Tetris or how it was made at all and instead was more of a spy film with Tetris as a catalyst for the plot.

[@Klatchan]

Hockey guy here, it is actually pronounced 'Ball-Silly' and he's even more notorious over here.

[@TylerRamos-h2o]

If you haven’t seen blackberry it is definitely better than all these other films and is worth a watch. It’s a great lesson in fair use and copyright law.

[@adambertacchi7573]

I happened to watch this right after the Comment Etiquette video, and so was thinking about what I get out of these essays. It's kind of worth it when I can explain to normal coworkers every interesting meme related to these funny bad films, and then the confused look on their face when I'm like, "no, I haven't seen any of them." Plus not having to give studios clicks.

[@youraveragearmy]

I genuinely would recommend watching the Tetris movie! I enjoyed it a lot.

[@TheAmazingallan]

Lot of weird pining for Blackberry in these comments. It's really good and certainly the best of these movies but it is still just a brand movie. It came out in the same year that four other brand movies came out with studios clearly greenlighting them all at once, it uses lots of the same tropes, and it creates a perfectly palatable movie to most. They deserve to be compared, and one shouldn't be excluded simply because you think it's better than the rest.

[@cat.a.lacking]

Dude you missed out on Tetris, the political insanity that that game caused is unbelievable

[@WetRatGaming]

Pinely my guy, you should put that cardboard sun on a shirt. Or a hat, or an enamel pin or something. I'd buy it so fast

[@ColeYote]

Just gonna recommend that you go and watch the rest of Tetris, it goes in some crazy directions (positive).

[@oscaruncomfortable]

My mum is angry you didn't finish the tetris movie

[@FlorSilvestre12]

I love when comedic actors get to play dramatic roles. Genuinely so cool to see them flex their acting chops like that.

[@im_an_oyster]

Cardboard!!! Love the set design 📦 (the closest emoji I could find for cardboard)

[@Solinaru]

watching this while eating my McDonald's value meal and bouncing on my homie

[@krishnapillaijanardanannai9897]

The American dream

[@Evanz111]

This is literally just the Final Destination films and I still love them to death 💀

[@jumanau]

i think i see a microphone behind the microphone you’re holding what secrets are you keeping

[@toma5289]

making a biopic about how the guy lied about making hot cheetos would actually be a good movie

[@spooderman6312]

the "nobody has seen a blackberry in a decade" comment reminded me, when i was young i read a book where a character used a blackberry a ton and i seriously thought it was a fake brand made for the story

[@rickprime83]

Tetris documanetary is a great film

[@BluMndy]

when Pinely missed 2 days of school, those days were renamed to saturday and sunday