"Pawn Sacrifice ('15 US)" Tobin Maguire / Peter Sarsgaard / Edward Zwick #TobinMaguire #PeterSarsgaard #EdwardZwick #Blu-ray The Cold War era between the US and the Soviet Union. The World Chess Championship held in Reykjavik, Iceland in 1972, attracted global attention as a proxy war of intellect, staking the prestige of both nations. Earning the right to challenge the Soviet Union, who had held the title for 24 years, was the young American chess player, Bobby Fischer. A genius boasting an IQ of 187 and a brilliant career as the youngest Grandmaster at 15, his thinking was erratic and his behavior uncontrollable. A confident man with not a shred of humility, he would even abandon important games if his demands weren't met. Facing this eccentric genius was the strongest champion, the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky. Fischer suffered a complete defeat against Spassky in the first game. With twenty-three games remaining, Fischer, seen as at an absolute disadvantage, devised an outrageous strategy under extreme pressure. The truth behind the legendary "move of God" that was played in this match, said to have involved the presidents of two great nations secretly pulling strings as fixers, is revealed!