CHALLENGE: The Tetris Movie

For whatever reason, a Hollywood Tetris movie was just announced. So, for this week's challenge, pixel a scene from the movie if you were the one directing it.

Optional Bonus Challenge - Make your interpretation of the movie non-sci-fi.

Canvas Size - Exactly 256 (width) x 144 (height).
Colours - Max 25.
Transparency - No.
Animation - Optional.

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CHALLENGE RULES

• Participants have until this upcoming Sunday at midnight (12AM Pacific) to submit their entry (strict). Don't forget to check the 'Submit to weekly challenge' checkbox.
• Only new pixels allowed.
• Open to all members.
• Posting WIPs in this thread or in new threads in the WIP section is highly encouraged, but ONLY SUBMIT YOUR FINAL ART.

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CHALLENGE JUDGING

• Every Sunday at midnight (12AM Pacific) the previous week's entries are judged.
• Every week a new voting poll will be posted for previous week's entries.
• Winner announced the following week.

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CHALLENGE PRIZES/GOODIES

• Top three finishers will receive an award displayed in your PJ gallery profile for all to see and envy.
• Top finisher gets to call the following week's challenge...sweet.
• 'Participation' ribbons will be given for all who enter.
• No matter what happens you get challenged :)

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CHALLENGE VOTING

Vote now for your favorite pixelart in this week's challenge!

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CHALLENGE AWARDS

The The Tetris Movie pixel art challenge is complete and we have three new champions. This week's challenge awards go to the following pieces:



Thanks so much to all who took the time to vote and participate in the challenge!

How much Tetris needed?
If it will be a one object in scene, it will be ok?

Edited by Man_With_Gun - 06 October 2014 at 4:46am

Hm, good question. At very least, it should be clear that it's a scene from a Tetris movie.

Edited by skamocore - 06 October 2014 at 6:27am

Good idea :)

A Film Noir drama set in Moscow. Inspired from the famous scene in "The big combo" (title that I am considering to steal for the purpose of this challenge...)


Edited by Otto - 08 October 2014 at 1:38pm

Looks awesome Otto.
Are the side walls Tetris pieces?

Otto, I see. Without a top on the walls it will be a tough read and I think the viewer is more likely to see tetris blocks instead of some archway.
Again, its way cool and really nice to see you make something mid 20th century for a change :p

There you go :)
Making bumps and irregular lines (a little bit) like the lighter column helps them not read as tetris blocks.

Edited by jalonso - 09 October 2014 at 9:26am

Did some rough value blocking for an idea. Inspired by the exodus bible story/ the new exodus movie coming out. Instead of a pyramid there's a giant tetris game being adjusted by slaves.

Did some coloring, still figuring things out.