WARGAMES (1983) | "Shall We Play A Game?" Scene | MGM

A young man finds a back door into a military central computer in which reality is confused with game-playing, possibly starting World War III.
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WarGames (1983)
Directed By: John Badham
Written By: Lawrence Lasker & Walter F. Parkes
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, John Wood, Ally Sheedy
Rated PG
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[@RomanesEuntDomus.]

-"He wasn't very old" -"He was pretty old, he was 41" -"Oh yeah? That's old" Me as a 41 y.o.: 😢

[@harrypottermago1870]

Eu com 47😄🙋🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@GusRJ70]

@@harrypottermago1870 Eu com 54 (vi o filme com 14, e ajudou a me decidir pela carreira de TI)

[@harrypottermago1870]

@@GusRJ70 parabéns! 👍❤️

[@garyrossetti2443]

Lol!

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

You're a man, you're 40.

[@benjaminkaric2874]

That's my favourite movie! I once watched it when I was 5 or 6 years old and remembered every bit of it, since it was on free TV I couldn't remember the name. So I spent the next 8 years actively searching for the movie. I finally found it casually browsing the TV channels and it was running on some random channel, I watched till the end and wrote down the actor names and the movie name. Well now it's 2023 and I watched it 327 times since 2002. gosh I love this movie.

[@alfaroandrew]

y yo lo encontré buscando el juego de acción y estrategia de 1998

[@VestingKnight10]

That iconic computer line "Shall we play a game?". Oof chills every time

[@RedPillJunkie]

Good old nerdy Matthew Broderick: Having a beautiful, sweaty girl like Ally Sheedy sitting right next to him on his bedroom... but all he wants to do is play computer games with Skynet.

[@mosheridan7016]

That's why he has a girl like that.

[@FiddlerOnTheRoof2024]

That's my Catholic upbringing.

[@LeoMyLove-zh3gc]

Ally beautiful? hahaha tell me another joke

[@leeosborne3793]

​@@LeoMyLove-zh3gcShe was stunning in this.

[@UR_Right24]

​​​@@LeoMyLove-zh3gcIf you don't think she's gorgeous you're crazy. I think she's an absolute knock-out. So pretty, so cute. Such an angel.

[@michaels.3709]

Watching this in 2024 as "computers learning to learn" is actually was scarier (and way more corporate driven) than we thought it'd be...

[@MeepChangeling]

You do know they've been doing that since the 50s, right? Of course you don't. No one bothered to look at what cutting edge AI was doing till someone decided to run image recognishoin backwards to make them draw.

[@michaels.3709]

@@MeepChangeling The problem with AI in the 50s was computer power. Current transformers require Gigabytes of memory to be trained with any reasonable speed. You're right that I'm not aware of the kinds of research done in the 50s because (a) I wasn't there and (b) I'm not in that field. So it's hardly fair to imply that this ignorance is somehow a personal failure of due diligence. I will say, though, that it's pretty incredible to go and look up information about modern ML algorithms and find a paper from 1952 describing the exact mechanism you were looking for. Modern ML and AI research is generating some new ideas, but a lot of it is just rediscovering ideas developed over half a century ago.

[@_baller]

41s not old anymore, the 80s 41 is today's 61

[@CultOfTheGlenda]

It's a joke that the stars were really young. It's like gen z calling millennials boomers nowadays.

[@Johnpalmer-eq7yq]

Earths immune. Are we. Fighting death. From earth being Live ask your self on older planet then again please teach. Whoever you want.

[@roter13]

Matthew was adorable when he was younger.

[@jamalselesi182]

R.I.P. Dabney Coleman

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

The best hacked movies ever made

[@BlueberrySwede]

This movie is from 1983 and talks about machine learning - way ahead of its time!

[@SodiumWage]

Wargames and Sneakers, my two favorite hacker films.

[@akademialtyapi]

I tought computer would say "as an ai language model I can't be fine" or something

[@michael_stout79]

Definitely a classic

[@alexandrebapt1935]

Ally sheedy she was amazing in this movies.😍❤️😍❤️

[@geekconnoisseur]

41 is old!? lol

[@mikeymcmikeface5599]

Ancient.

[@brandonyi2547]

From the perspective of the characters, yeah that would be old. They're supposed to be teenagers. I remember thinking 30 was old then lol

[@TranquilAscension]

I had no idea Shohreh Aghdashloo was in this movie. That's pretty cool.

[@gaozhi2007]

Oh no no NO NO NOOOOOOO. Nooooo NOOO nooooooo NOOOOOOOOOOOO. No. The system actually learned how to learn. It could teach itself. * launches nukes*

[@johnstafford7191]

Any kid not getting out in the sun while watching this movie and learning the basics of computer algorithms and networking is not wasting their time.

[@itsnotme07]

I had a high school teacher that sounded just like that computer voice back in the early 80's. Maybe he did the voice? Haha.

[@JohnStripedfur]

Shall we play a game? Iconic that’s done in a robotic voice. Creepy.

[@MrAndroidData]

i remember watching a documentary and the guy doing the voice (before it was processed) was asked to say the lines but back to from as, in last word first and first last, to give it "non flowing" expression

[@Alex_Christin]

80's movies are better. Today's movies are too much visual effects.

[@mnomadvfx]

This movie is full of visual effects, they're just displayed on screens instead of alongside the actors. Those wargame animations would have taken some time and money to set up no doubt.

[@47imagine]

I went into computers because of this movie! I thought I would get a girl like Ally Sheedy. Now I'm 53, single and live in a basement.

[@Band-maid-fan101]

53 yeah that's pretty old

[@alcidesfy]

I'm Captain America and I understand that reference.

[@matthewbrown6163]

Read the book as a teen & it got me interested in computers = my career it the cyber world.

[@tjenahoj]

First watch wargames, then terminator 1-3, then matrix 1-2

[@mnomadvfx]

Oh no, just skip all the Matrix sequels - Animatrix is good though.

[@TXnine7nine]

skip terminator 3.

[@marcosoares3868]

And that was the start of a tremendous amount of trouble for him ... Silly boy ! But a hero is a hero and he managed to fix things in the end . Really good solution to that gaming problem .

[@CannaCrawl]

Eagle Trap, Falcons Flying

[@callum110597]

That computer voice is really something!

[@fantasyprincessgirl]

Alley looks sunburned

[@mnomadvfx]

I never noticed as much, she's not present for a large part of the film so it's easy to dismiss details.

[@crazyman8472]

“How about a nice game of chess?” 🤖

[@erminiodiasbarbosa6499]

Achando alguem de 41 anos velho demais, mesmo tendo 21 e fazendo papel de adolescente? Tá!

[@manuelsaenz760]

So siri when did you awaken to the fact that a redhead knew b4 you knew of me;) hahaha

[@newsmansuper2925]

I can't help but feel this is in ferris bulers universe

[@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety]

This was a good movie & Matthew Broderick was hot!

[@Dremag_Gaming]

Such a good movie to watch. The 2nd one, it was ok.

[@billyjbryant]

WarGames: The Dead Code really wasn't a sequel, it was a cash grab by MGM with a Direct to DVD release. It wasn't produced, written, directed or starred in by anyone connected to the first movie. The literal only connection it had was the title, the studio and a lame attempt at re-hashing the original plot from the '83 film 25 years later.

[@FiddlerOnTheRoof2024]

So AI. Remove men from the loop? Agent of our own demise

[@hreader]

Little idiots! (Good film, though - this clip seems to be anticipating modern AI)

[@bridazzel7588]

Chess

[@extrasolar213]

lol

[@billrobarge9472]

❤

[@FiddlerOnTheRoof2024]

His name was Elon.

[@Johnpalmer-eq7yq]

What next. J

[@tjenahoj]

It is a tale from a time, without so much antiwhiteism as today. Time to go free, become whitepositive, with love hope and redemption for westernkind.

[@mnomadvfx]

Or how about just enjoying the movie without bringing f**king politics into it? Jeez there's always someone who has to spoil it.....

[@anthonythomas6593]

Amen brother, if they made this now it would have an all black cast

[@TheTormenteddragon]

May you find salvation in the arms of the Lord. I pray for your soul to be rescued.

[@BrittanyJudkins-c4h]

What the heck is this prophecy or theft or what...super slow mode ...dude bring me to myself already