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Pixels

2015
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5.8/10

Release Date

16/07/2015

Popularity

🍅 Rotten Tomatoes
18%
🎬 Internet Movie Database
56%
Ⓜ️ Metacritic
27%

The game begins.

Summer of 1982. Sam Brenner and Will Cooper, childhood friends, await the grand opening of an arcade. Once it opens, Sam discovers he's remarkably good at several video games, despite being a novice in this kind of competition. Will encourages him to enter the arcade world video game championship being held that same day at the arcade. Directed by Chris Columbus, the film begins on an afternoon of youthful leisure, with eighties arcade machines as the backdrop and Sam as the central figure, a young man who doesn't yet know how far his talent can take him.

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Facts about Pixels

Releases, age ratings, box office, post-credit scenes and more.

Post-Credits SceneYes: during and after the credits
Age ratingNot recommended for viewers under 7 years old
Spain releaseJuly 24, 2015
Worldwide premiereJuly 16, 2015
Runtime1 h 45 min
Original languageEnglish
CountriesChina, France, India, United States
Production companiesColumbia Pictures, Happy Madison Productions, 1492 Pictures
Budget$88.0M
Worldwide box office$244.9M
Box office in the U.S.$78.7M
Return on investmentx2.8 Box office hit
Based onPixels
Trailer views6.6 M

More ratings

2.5/5Letterboxd61/100Trakt5.1/10Metacritic (público)1.5/4Roger Ebert

Awards for Pixels

5total awards
9total nominations

Pixels Cast

Matt Lintz
Matt LintzMatty
Denis Akiyama
Denis AkiyamaProfessor Iwatani
Dan Aykroyd
Dan Aykroyd1982 Championship MC
Affion Crockett
Affion CrockettSergeant Dylan Cohan
Tom McCarthy
Tom McCarthyMichael the Robot
Tim Herlihy
Tim HerlihyDefense Secretary
William S. Taylor
William S. TaylorNavy Secretary
Rose Rollins
Rose RollinsWhite House Press Secretary
Tucker Smallwood
Tucker SmallwoodCIA Chief
Martha Stewart
Martha StewartMartha Stewart
Allen Covert
Allen CovertAbusive Citizen
Bill Lake
Bill LakeNY Police Commissioner
Mark Whelan
Mark WhelanColonel Devereux
Dan Patrick
Dan PatrickWhite House Reporter #1
Robert Smigel
Robert SmigelWhite House Reporter #2
Steve Koren
Steve KorenWhite House Reporter #3
Hannah Covert
Hannah CovertArcader Choir Girl
Abigail Covert
Abigail CovertClassroom Scout Girl
Sienna James
Sienna JamesClassroom Scout Girl
Shea James
Shea JamesClassroom Scout Girl
Chris Titone
Chris TitoneSoccer Player
Jonathan Loughran
Jonathan LoughranWhite House Gate Guard
Toru Iwatani
Toru IwataniElectric Dream Factory Repairman
Anthony Ippolito
Anthony Ippolito13-Year Old Brenner
Jared Riley
Jared Riley13-Year Old Cooper
Andrew Bambridge
Andrew Bambridge13-Year Old Eddie
Jacob Shinder
Jacob Shinder8-Year Old Ludlow
Jack Fulton
Jack FultonLittle Boy on London Street
Kevin Grady
Kevin GradySamurai Gamer
Bridget Graham
Bridget GrahamCyber Chick
Margaret Killingbeck
Margaret KillingbeckOld Woman in London Apartment
Ron Mustafaa
Ron MustafaaIndian Teenage Boy
Meher Pavri
Meher PavriIndian Teenage Girl
Annika Pergament
Annika PergamentNews Reporter
Lamont James
Lamont JamesSeal
James Preston Rogers
James Preston RogersSeal
Bola Olubowale
Bola OlubowaleSeal
Rob Archer
Rob ArcherSeal
Mark Sparks
Mark SparksFighter Pilot
Steve Wiebe
Steve WiebeDARPA Scientist
Sara Haines
Sara HainesTV News Anchor
Derwin Philips
Derwin PhilipsSecret Service Man
Michael Boisvert
Michael BoisvertSecret Service Man
Colleen Reynolds
Colleen ReynoldsAbusive Citizen
Jimi Shlag
Jimi ShlagAbusive Citizen
Emily Jenkins
Emily JenkinsAbusive Citizen
Sistah Lois
Sistah LoisSergeant Cohan's Mother
Andrew McMichael
Andrew McMichaelArcade Employee
Gary Douglas
Gary DouglasDC Valet
Eric Trask
Eric TraskWarden
Susie McLean
Susie McLeanPress Person
Daryl Hall
Daryl HallDaryl Hall
John Oates
John OatesJohn Oates
Holly Beavon
Holly BeavonAdditional Character Voice (voice)
Fiona Shaw
Fiona ShawPrime Minister (uncredited)
Nick Swardson
Nick SwardsonPac-Man Victim (uncredited)
Joshua Holmes
Joshua HolmesArcader (uncredited)
Jean Christophe Loustau
Jean Christophe LoustauSWAT Team Member (uncredited)
Dave Reachill
Dave ReachillLab Technician (uncredited)
Tyler Malazo
Tyler MalazoChoir Kid (uncredited)
Carlos Alazraqui
Carlos AlazraquiTattoo (voice) (uncredited)

Cast of Pixels also appears in these series

Cast of Pixels by the numbers

47average cast age in years
2years of age gap between the leads
36%women in the cast
36%women in the crew

The youngest in the main cast: Matt Lintz, age 14 at release. The oldest: Brian Cox, at 69.

Cast ages at release

Cast heights

Cast nationalities

United States 10United Kingdom 2

Crew

  • AddressChris Columbus
  • WritingTim Herlihy, Timothy Dowling
  • MusicHenry Jackman
  • PhotographyAmir Mokri
  • EditingHughes Winborne
  • Production designPeter Wenham
  • Costume designChristine Wada
  • CastingAngela Demo, Barbara J. McCarthy
  • Visual effectsAndrew M. Young, Eddy Richard, Don Lee
  • ProductionChris Columbus, Allen Covert, Mark Radcliffe, Adam Sandler

Trivia about Pixels

The most complex character to model was Q*bert, who interacted the most with humans, and whose head had to look round even though it was made of voxels.
Pixels was approved with a production budget of $135 million, but Doug Belgrad negotiated it down to $110 million.
Nintendo allowed the filmmakers to include a Mario cameo in their version of Donkey Kong, while the Super Mario Bros. scene was cut because they couldn't get it to work.
Q*bert already belonged to Sony Pictures by chance, because Columbia Pictures owned Gottlieb when the original game was developed.

Sources: Wikipedia (English)

What it's about Pixels

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Main theme: alien invasion

What Pixels is called in other countries

It was released in 28 countries, each in its own language.

  • SpainPixels: La Película
  • MexicoPixeles
  • BrazilPixels - O Filme
  • Japanピクセル
  • South Korea픽셀
  • China世界大对战
  • RussiaПиксели
  • United StatesPixels 3D
  • BulgariaПиксели
  • CroatiaPikseli
  • CzechiaPixely
  • EstoniaPikslid
See the remaining 16 countries
  • Georgiaპიქსელები
  • Hong Kong屈機起格命
  • HungaryPixel
  • Iranپیکسل ها
  • Israelפיקסלים
  • LatviaPikseļi
  • LithuaniaPikseliai
  • PolandPiksele
  • RomaniaPixelii: O aventură digitală
  • SerbiaПиксели
  • SloveniaPiksli
  • Taiwan世界大對戰
  • Thailandพิกเซล
  • UkraineПікселі
  • UzbekistanPiksellar
  • VietnamĐại Chiến Pixels

Where it was filmed Pixels

FilmingWhere the story takes place

Filming locations

Where the Story Takes Place

Source: Wikidata. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Popularity of Pixels

28KWikipedia views (30 days)
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Daily visits to their English Wikipedia article over the last 60 days.

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Soundtrack from Pixels

Original music by Henry Jackman

Pixels: The Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
SoundtrackPixels: The Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Henry Jackman · 2015 · 21 songs

Songs

  1. 1
    Invasion
    1:31
  2. 2
    The Arcaders
    0:55
  3. 3
    To The White House
    1:28
  4. 4
    Conspiracy Theory
    1:34
  5. 5
    Level 2
    0:40
  6. 6
    Hand-Eye Coordination
    1:27
  7. 7
    Centipede
    3:01
  8. 8
    Pest Control
    0:37
  9. 9
    Call In The Cavalry
    2:03
  10. 10
    Unconditional Love
    1:21

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