TILT: The Battle to Save Pinball

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November 16, 2009: TILT in TheBBPS.com's 2009 Holiday Gift-Giving Guide.

September 17, 2009: TILT screening at the Alamo Drafthouse by the Austin Museum of Digital Art.

June 11: TILT available for purchase on iTunes! Only $9.99.

August 9 screening: at Edinburgh's Filmhouse Cinema as part of the Edinburgh Interactive Festival.

July 22 television interview: Pinball Wizard Brings Film to South Bay on KNTV NBC 11.

July 19 screening: at the California Extreme coin-op show in San Jose. Showtime at 9pm.

June 12 screening in Palo Alto as part of the IDEO Know How series of seminars. Public welcome.

June 3 review: PopMatters.com: "A thoughtful and grounded look at the pinball industry's efforts to adapt to the digital age..."

April 25 interview: Crave Online interview with director Greg Maletic.

April 15 interview: iF Magazine interview with TILT director Greg Maletic.

» April 8 DVD release: Buy it now!

April 8 interview: Game, Set, Watch interview with TILT director Greg Maletic.

April 8 review: The New GAMER's Glenn Turner reviews TILT.

October 5-7, 2007 screening: TILT at the Pacific Pinball Expo.

July 23 review: A designer's-eye view of TILT at Subtraction.com: Coin Operated, User Experienced.

June 7 screening: TILT shown at a special screening held by the Austin Film Festival.

April 19 radio interview: Listen to director Greg Maletic on Public Radio International's Fair Game with Faith Salie.

June 30-July 6, 2006 screening: TILT showing at the Clinton Street Theater in Portland, Oregon.

May 14, 18, 2006 screening: TILT showing at the 2006 San Francisco DocFest.

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"...smart and fun, while never making us think that we're wasting our time on a niche subject...it's impossible not to stay interested."

—Pete Croatto
Home Media Magazine

The Trailer for TILT: The Battle to Save Pinball

Though at its heart a human story, TILT showcases the near-lost art of pinball design like nothing before it. Here's a scene from the movie with designers George Gomez and Pat Lawlor describing how the new Pinball 2000 machine Revenge From Mars differed from its predecessor, the "conventional" Attack From Mars.

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