Apple TV's Tetris movie is a surprisingly accurate and heartfelt history of creator Alexey Pajitnov, publisher Henk Rogers, and the greatest puzzle game ever.
Category: Films
A Pandemic Year of Moviegoing & Star Trek
Despite the pandemic, I went to the movies more than I did in 2020 — and saw more original episodes of Star Trek than possibly any year ever.
Take care of yourself for Christmas 2020
Media hasn't caught up to the pandemic. This holiday season, that may be a good thing, as seen in this Doc Morris commercial.
The Wishgranter
Echo Wu's The Wishgranter is a short film about a wishing fountain where wishes really do come true.
Looking Back at 2014
Not since college have I gone to the movies as often as I did in 2014! Here are my picks for the year's best films.
Halt and Catch Fire adds sizzle to PC history
The AMC drama 'Halt and Catch Fire' is an engaging drama about a Texas computer company developing one of the first IBM clones in 1983.
It's easy to fall in love with Her, Computerworld, and MIT
Leaving Computerworld for MIT gave me access to resources such as CSAIL, making possible a review of the film Her's artificial intelligence.
Jobs movie applies its own reality distortion field
Jobs, the feature-length movie starring Ashton Kutcher as the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs, will entertain and frustrate Apple fans with its acting and script.