BlackBerry

Fast paced and interesting. The movie doesn't dive exceptionally deep into the makeup of its main characters, which can occasionally lead to them feeling overly archetypical. That said, Glenn Howerton's performance in this movie is fantastic.

One oompa loompa + one umpa lumpa = big phone company = not phone company anymore

Another Biopic… but Matt Johnson elevates what could've been "run of the mill" with his sharp script and tight screenplay! The performances across the board were without flaws. With such a cultural impact, the magic of the BlackBerry name, company, and product was absolutely delivered in a way that felt 4th wall breaking sometimes. A time capsule that was hilarious, wildly entertaining and in the end, surprisingly character driven. FANTASTIC!

🍅 7.3/10 Mick was training dragons in a past life now his making phones. There's s s sense of real character and Cham that favors this already sharply written film. it all just works so so well and it's actually really funny at points you feel the stress and anxiety that Jay Baruchel displays so well. And Glenn Howerton angry energy is hysterical. Grade B+

Enjoyed this one. Am really drawn in by these real life Business success/failure depictions. Good script, good flow, of the almost bumbling success of Blackberry and their ultimate downfall when Steve Jobs did what Steve Jobs does. Well worth the watch.

Una pelicula donde demuestra el origen del éxito y el final del fracaso, una pelicula donde demuestra la competitividad en su máxima crudeza.

Entertaining, great pace - viscerally authentic production design. Put this on with high hopes and low expectations, but they were met and surpassed

Honestly, just a few things worth mentioning and/or praising that had me engulfed and captivated for the majority of the film. I thoroughly enjoyed Matt Johnson's filmmaking style and having been filmed in Ontario was pretty cool. And, Glenn Howerton's performance was such a treat to watch. Overall, a solid flick and character study about a company we know all too well what transpired in the late 2000's. And it's a shame despite the resounding positive reception this has received that it won't get any recognition when awards season comes around. And it was nice to see good Canadian boy Jay Baruchel in a semi-serious capacity.

Very interesting story, compellingly told. Would have liked to see the 3 main characters fleshed out more - they were too archetypal, especially considering this was a biopic.

Great performance by Howerton. Love the story arc....well written and directed.