Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Now in theaters, “BlackBerry” is a movie must-see, a raucous workplace comedy (think “The Office”) about the sadly true story of ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Odds are better than average that you’re reading this review on your phone. And that, once you got a smartphone, you sought out ...

In a year crowded with product biopics — there are films about Air Jordan sneakers and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, of all things — “BlackBerry” offers something different: tragedy. Like Romeo and Juliet, the ...

The story begins in 1996, with engineers Mike Lazaridis (Jay Baruchel) and Doug Fregin (director Matt Johnson) delivering a clumsy pitch for their new combination cell phone/email device to cutthroat ...

There’s no ephemera like business ephemera: Remember Bell Atlantic? Cingular? Palm Pilot? Unlike “Friends” and “Seinfeld,” brands that disappear tend to be forgotten quickly. If you strolled around a ...

You could spend a lot of time—and many writers already have—on why 2023 in cinema has seemed to be the year of "based on a true product." From Air to Tetris, from the upcoming Flamin' Hot to this week ...

Matt Johnson's very funny (but never mean) “BlackBerry” is the kind of mid-budget marvel that doesn’t seem to come around often anymore. Is there anything worse than becoming obsolete? It’s a fear ...

Director Matt Johnson re-creates the excitement that followed the invention of the first smartphone, amplifying the atmosphere of chaos that surrounds an industry run by brilliant but immature young ...

The entrance and exit of the BlackBerry smartphone is truly an all-thumbs tale – that of a beloved keyboard on a game-changing wireless device, and a Canadian company (Research in Motion) not terribly ...