WarGames (11/11) Movie CLIP - The Only Winning Move (1983) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Joshua learns the results of Global Thermonuclear War and decides to play a nice game of Chess.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Once more, a wise-guy teenager tries to prove he's smarter than any adult-and nearly destroys the whole world in the process-in Wargames. Computer-game aficionado Matthew Broderick inadverently taps into a hush-hush Pentagon computer, then proceeds to inaugurate his favorite game, "Global Thermonuclear War". What we know, but Broderick doesn't, is that the Pentagon, hoping to eliminate the chancy "human element" in the event of an actual war, has given its computer total, irreversable control over the launching of nuclear weaponry. Broderick and government official Dabney Coleman race against time to reverse the computer's resolve to send bombers to Russia. Wargames scored a hit, especially with teenage filmgoers.
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TM & © MGM (1983)
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Dabney Coleman, Barry Corbin, John Wood, Ally Sheedy
Director: John Badham
Producers: Richard Hashimoto, Harold Schneider, Bruce McNall, Leonard Goldberg
Screenwriters: Lawrence Lasker, Walter F. Parkes, Walon Green
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Love how an AI designed to wage nuclear war comes to the conclusion that nuclear war is a really freaking stupid idea.
It’s just humanities extinction
Because he didn't learn more but after more games he would see that the important thing in tic tac toe is not to win but to participate, same conclusion to nuclear war
@@Makothehybrid Far from human extinction, but a huge set back if major cities, or north/south poles are targeted
@@nixtoshi hmm.. no ,i wager it be a potential extinction event..
even if limiting the nuke strikes to 'developed' factions major stratigic assets ...you might aswell have all the super vulcanos around the planet have a explosive eruptions and it giive a higher chance to for example improvise hothouse farming long enough to endure the temprature artificial global ice age..
@@alfredohumberto2222 lmao
At the end of the day. A lot of people are getting fired.
Yes, that would not change.
But they'd be alive
Nowadays, they'd just be moved up to a Cabinet position, depending on how they're connected, then they'd do or say something publicly stupid, and THEN get fired.
I bet that in military circles they'd only make them sign a piece of paper, telling them to NEVER disclose a thing about what had happened.
What became of David Lightman after this?
It just occurred to me that they left Joshua hanging. He asked if they wanted to play some chess with him, and they never responded. Poor little supercomputer.
Edit: Or maybe the doctor decided to play chess with him afterward. After reading comments saying as much, I choose to believe that.
still waiting
Nietzsche's Heir Joshua’s been waiting since 1983.... awww
Nietzsche's Heir because no one wanted to play with him he launched the missiles anyway.
Now I have no mouth and I must scream
I think it’s time I make this the 400th like
Nearly 40 years later, this scene is still as relevant as ever.
yeah...and this time around it doesn't look well
AI is a lot more powerful now. They could probably find a new way to win.
@@joepod it wont... If we are living on the same planet and both sides have enough nukes no one will ever win
WE ARE AT DEFCON 1
So many Americans want a no-fly zone. . . it's scary times
True story: Reagan watched wargames the weekend it was released:
Reagan: "Could something like this really happen? Could someone break into our most sensitive computers?"
*A few weeks later after they investigated*
Chief of Staff: "Mr. President, the problem is much worse than you think."
This actually led to the passage of the computer fraud and abuse act of 1986.
Yes I know, it's a pretty cool story
Good thing they made it a federal crime or the Soviets might've tried to hack our computers.
He then saw The Day After, another movie about nuclear war from the same year, and it apparently left him extremely upset and may have made him decide on reducing nuclear stockpiles/avoiding the "rollback" strategy.
Reagan related to movies because he was an actor.
@@memesthatmakeyouwannadie3133 I'm fairly sure he was later shown Threads, which is basically just The Day After but dialled up to eleven.
@Memes I'm sure the near-assassination and the beginnings of senility also had something to do with him being so influenced by movies as well.
Imagine if suddenly at 1:07 it finds a winning strategy
"launching nuclear missiles"
Winning Strategy: release Covid-19 in 2020 after small scare of WWIII, and several large forest fires
Hehehe
Bad Ending
That's a different movie. Skynet launched missiles at Russia strategically.
Wat? The computer literally tried to find a single one and failed because, in the 80's, it was a Mexican standoff with nukes and everyone waiting with itchy fingers to fire one but not be the first. These "Yea, but what if..." comments are like "WTF, it's an 80's film; they literally spell it out for you on screen."
It's not about winning it's about participate
*Launching nuclear missiles*
Super computer designed for Nuclear Warfare.
Misspells "Argentina".
It's programmed for nuclear warfare, not a goddamn spelling bee.
Well, the program was clearly buggy...
I think the spelling chip got fried when he play tic tac toe
Blame the programmer who wrote that down as the variable name
Most intelligent species on the planet.
Misspells "misspell" when criticizing someone else's spelling
I like how you can hear a guy scream "YEAH! CHESS!" at 1:56
Lmao
Nice catch
Chess is fun if you play against yourself, what a mood.
Never caught that before! Nice! 😁
I think he's saying Yeah, YES! :)
"The only winning move is not to play"
*pure silence*
How about a nice game of chess?
*CHEERS FROM EVERYONE*
Everyone was bored playing "Thermonuclear War" so they wanted to play chess and was too afraid to ask Joshua so when Joshua himsepf offered to play everyone cheered in relief because they didnt want to ask him in the first place
Joshua: Based on the time to respond Professor, would you like to play...[goes through entire library with a 5 min gap waiting for a response]
*CHESS FROM EVERYONE*
Yeah i loved that bit... all still in fearsome silence even after Joshua told them that "The Only Winning Move is Not To Play", AND already simulating the various strategies of War concluding in "WINNER: NONE"! As soon as the latter process was done they should have known Joshua gave up! But you can see Professor Falken smiling in the dark, and the only conclussion is that he already know that his Joshua would not launch the ICBMs.
"Take us to DEFCON 5."
More cathartic words were never spoken.
When he said take us to DEFCON 1, I was about to piss my pants back then. 😳
Been there done that
“They say it got smart; that it saw ALL humans as a threat, not just the ones on the other side”.
-Kyle Reese.
U noticed it too huh? Seems like James Cameron ripped off Wargames to make the Terminator/SKYNET storyline. And he used "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" novel as a cover story instead...
@@mrtrashy7787 the men who made the manhattan project were appalled by what they had created and attempted to campaign against continued creation or use of the bomb. They were almost entirely silenced by the men in charge, i.e. the government.
It’s the people who want to play around with others’ lives who are the problem.
@@MarauderYT That's not true. The opinions of the main scientists were highly divergent on what to do about nukes. In any case, the American politicians in charge had to worry about the Soviet bomb--under the control of a certain mass murderer.
@@kreek22 if memory recalls the vast majority disapproved highly of them, especially because of the possibility that they would fall under the use of that dictator, and others like him, that you mentioned
@@UptownNYC It’s more likely that Cameron ripped off Harlan Ellison’s AM, from I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, as inspiration for Skynet. Ellison has sued Cameron for essentially stealing the plot for the first Terminator from an Outer Limits episode, called “Soldier,” that Ellison also wrote. Suffice to say, James Cameron really likes to “borrow” from other media to create his popular franchises.
Ok Thank me later but here's all the scenarios I saw using every tool I have.
USSR First Strike
US First Strike
NATO/WARSAW Pact
Far East Strategy
US, USSR Escalation
Middle East War
USSR China Attack
India Pakistan War
Mediterranean War
Hongkong Variant
SEATO Decapitating
Cuban Provocation
Inadvertent ??? (Guy running past cut it off)
Atlantic Heavy
Cuban Paramilitary
Nicaraguan Preemptive
Pacific Territorial
Burmese Theaterwide
Turkish Decoy (Guy running past strikes again, But thanks to BurTV for figuring it out.)
NATO ??? (Like if you hate Guy running past)
Argentina Escalation
Iceland Maxium
Arabian Theaterwide
US Subversion
Australian Maneuver
???an Diversion (I want this man tracked down and fined)
??? Limited (Yep, another thing ruined by Guy running pass)
Sudan Surprise
NATO Territorial
Zaire Alliance
Icelandic Incident
English Escalation
Zaire S??en (Guy Running past is my arch enemy)
E??????? ???????Itary
Middle East Heavy
Mexican Takeover
Chad Alert (Virgin guy running past vs Chad Alert)
Saudi Maneuver
African Territorial (Guy Running past almost ruined this one)
Ethiopian Escalation
Canadian ???
Turkish Heavy
NATO Incursion
US Defense
Cambodian Heavy
Pact Medium
Arctic Minimum
Mexican Domestic
Taiwan Theaterwide
Pacific Maneuver
Portugal Revolution
Albanian Decoy
Palestinian Local
Moroccan Minimal
????rian Divers (Guy leaning towards console joins my hitlist)
Czech Option
French Alliance
Arabian Clandestine
Gabon Rebellion
Northern Maximum
???rian Su????se
Turkish Paramilitary
SEATO Takeover
Hawaiian Escalation
Iranian Maneuver
NATO Containment
Swiss Incident
Cuban Minimal
Chad Alert [Again] (Virgin Screenblockers vs Chad Alerts)
Iceland Escalation
Vietnamese Retaliatio
Syrian Provocation
Libyan Local
Gabon Takeover
Romanian War
Middle East Offensive
Denmark Massive (I find it quite small)
Chile Confrontation
South African Subversion
USSR Alert
Nicaraguan Thrust
Greenland Domestic
Iceland Heavy
Kenya Option
Pacific Defense
Uganda Maximum
Thai Subversion
Romanian Strike
Pakistan Sovereignty
Afghan Misdirection
Thai Variant
Northern Territorial
Polish Paramilitary
South African Offensive
Panama Misdirection
Scandinavian Domestic
English Thrust
Burmese Maneuver
Spain Counter (I checked there is just one, no need for this)
Arabian Offensive
Chad Interdiction (Chad will not be denied)
Taiwan Misdirection
Bangladesh Theaterwide
Ethiopian Local
Italian Takeover
Vietnamese Incident
English Preemptive
Denmark Alternate
Thai Confrontation
????? (Taiwan) Surprise (Nuke Flash doesn't help)
Brazilian Strike
Venezuela Sudden
Malaysian Alert
Israel Discretionary (they spelt it Isreal lol)
Libyan Action
Palestinian Tactical
NATO Alternate
Cypress Maneuver
Egypt Misdirection
Bangladesh Thrust
Kenya Defense
Bangladesh Containment (Seems like someone missed a mistake here cause it says Containmen)
Vietnamese Strike
Albanian Containment
Gabon Surprise
Iraq Sovereignty
Vietnamese Sudden
Lebanon Interdiction
Taiwan Domestic
Algerian Sovereignty
Arabian Strike
Atlantic Sudden
Mongolian Thrust
Polish Decoy
Alaskan Discretionary
Canadian Thrust
Arabian Light
South African Domestic
Tunisian Incident
Malaysian Maneuver
Jamaica Decoy
Malaysian Minimal
Russian Sovereignty
Chad Option (Pick this one)
Bangladesh War
Burmese Containment
Asian Theaterwide
Bulgarian Clandestine
Greenland Incursion
Egypt Surgicial
Czech Heavy
Taiwan Confrontation
Greenland Maximum
Uganda Offensive
Caspian Defense
And that's it, if you appreciate my suffering or the high likely hood that TH-cam will mark this as spam please like. Also rewatched this and managed to figure out one more of them, it was the Bangladesh war.
Someone ought to thank you for taking the time to do this, so let me be the first.
A hero we need, but don't deserve
I like how in the beginning it displays reasonable scenarios of how ww3 starts but as it gets more and more desperate it creates more ridiculous scenarios like Greenland maximum where US just bombs Greenland back into the sea. The USSR then attacks and wins (one of several scenarios where there is a winner)
You really need a woman in your life!!! And while you are at it, why don’t you move out of your mother’s basement!!!
WOPR is wrong. The only winning move, is for WOPR to use all of its nuclear missiles on the one guy who kept blocking the screen!
;)
I saw this back in 1983 in the theatre and this scene was, and still is, completely mesmerizing!
Bro lucky I wasn't even born yet
Me too and at age 6 I remember really pondering the ending about the only way to win is not to play.
@@jedijones Also saw it in the theater at the age of 9 or something. The line about how the only way to win is not to play is one of my alltime favorites. It's what I try to remind myself when I remember my ex girlfriend!
I thought it was kind of silly to have people running around. In reality wouldn't you be frozen to a desk on a phone or punching buttons etc. The running-around guys are kind of on par with Dr. Evil's "not you, henchman holding wrench."
I always love how Professor Falken takes 20 keystrokes to type HELLO...
maybe he has to go throught the classic printf "hello" ; var(char) and so
He says "hello joshua", but the screen just shows "hello".
sparrowJLT And don't forget 'caps lock'
Hey, he had a long password
He wrote it in VIM
I made my computer play chess with zero players all by itself. It was always a stalemate but it didn't learn anything.
pat1981lux you need way more than what you programmed.
Which game? Is it a free download?
It wasn't self-learning
@@dorkmax7073 correct
Time to get a new computer. I think WOPR might be available now.
Technically speaking this computer became sentient.
And instantly realized that wiping out everything on the planet was bullshit. In your face Skynet.
Sorry, Dave.
@@wittyclips... poor HAL wasn't evil. He just had stupid instractions. Later he secricifed himself to save another ship(Space Odyseey 2010)
If only we can say the same for the United States government.
no it did not become sentient, sentient implies that it would have been upset or happy that there was no way for it to win a global thermonuclear war, instead it just realized that their was no way to win.
Some of those scenarios sound kinky. I want to try the Canadian Thrust or the Malaysian Maneuver. The Greenland Maximum sounds painful, and the Cuban Surprise might get you arrested...
tuesday november 8 2016 racist asshole donald trump becomes president of the united states "two months later on friday january 20 2017 he gets sworn in" joshua: greetings professor falken professor falken: hello joshua joshua: a strange presidency the only winning move is not to vote how about we play a nice game of chess.
Corey get some help
Andrew Darrell i don't need help how about you get a life dumbass.
😂🤣 u won the net my friend
@@coreynance3874 Best comment!!!! LMAO!
Greatest anti war message in a movie
The only winnable war
Is by not having one
they did learn from it, so now what they are doing is funding other peoples wars. look at the stock market for weapons whenever a country goes to war.. lockheed martin stocks went up when russia attacked ukraine
More specifically nuclear war. I’m not trying to be pro war, but it’s specifically an anti-Nuclear War message, as a nuclear war legitimately has no winners.
@@Dovahkiin049nuclear war
Population:- - -
Technology: - - -
War
Population: -
Technology:+ +
Cold war
Population:
Technology:+ + +
No war
Population:+ +
Technology:+
English thrust?
"YEAH BABY, YEAH!"
“Do I make you horny baby?” 😂
it's Mojo baby ! :3
I can hear this comment
Follow it up with a good Burmese Maneuver.
@Jungle Bunny Never seen your account before. Who in face are you?
They should just consider themselves very lucky that Joshua was only playing Global Thermonuclear War and not Defcon (2006). The objective there is to lose the least instead of actually winning.
I think it alludes that was the original goal of the supercomputer. It saw winning as having “acceptable losses.”
Moral: If a computer can learn that it's senseless to play an un-winnable game, why can't we?
Computers don't have egos
Well it’s been 60 years and no one has played yet...
Yet!This about sums it up.... th-cam.com/video/KNjp8B93nw4/w-d-xo.html
I think it's because computers don't have hope.
because humans are not rational.
That scene NEVER gets old.
That scene was pretty funny especially the look on everyone's faces when they heard the machine talk now knowing David wasn't crazy or a traitor like they all thought he was earlier.
Heh...Greenland nuked itself...
Green land doesn't have nukes
+Caleb Mayfield
Exactly.
List of countries that have nuclear weapons:
Nuclear NPT recognized:
United States (1945)
Soviet Union/Russia (1949)
United Kingdom (1952)
France (1960)
China (1964)
Non Nuclear_NPT recognized:
India (1974)
Pakistan (1998)
North Korea (2006)
Israel (year unknown)
South Africa (formerly, first nation to voluntarily destroy their nuclear weapons)
Source:
www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/the-nine-countries-that-have-nuclear-weapons-a6798756.html&ved=0ahUKEwiVpKfjgbPNAhUQBh4KHYw0DQAQFghMMAo&usg=AFQjCNGfy2PJNf4aGulznbupHdBTH6HYiA&sig2=4cARr_R0ZvMLPPtqz1LZaw
I wonder if it's making assumptive moves in all the simulations of Nato allies moving Nukes into non-nuclear countries?
Someone took out the Thule AFB BMEWS (Ballistic Missile Early Warning) to try and blind NORAD
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thule_Air_Base
@@thesolesurvivor8096 Israel, since JFK tried to disarm them, has had a nuclear plant with at least 300 thermonuclear warheads.
The Samson Option?
0:45
"CHAD ALERT"
Really makes you appreciate the importance and impact that music has on a scene.
Seeing this scene for the first time in 37-38 years actually gave me tears, good stuff.
I love the message behind Joshua's response to Tic-Tac-Toe, "The Only Winning Move Is Not To Play". It reminds us that the only way to win a war is not to fight a war in the first place.
If the opposing country has nukes. If they don't, you can still beat them.
Yeah
Because just like tic tac toe
The only way to win is To not play? Or To hope they make a mistake
'He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight.' - Sun Tsu
Ohh you can always win a war. Wars have been fought since time began, and there's always been a victor. But when it comes to NUCLEAR WARS, then there are no victors... only mass destruction on a global scale aka Humanity's extinction.
@@jedijones I mean WWI kind've showed even if you beat them you probably wish you didn't, and then feel guilty seeing it as a waste, but the people you beaten or pissed off in he intervening years got full of a desire for revenge and well....
EDIT: also opposing countries without nukes tend to want to get under the umbrella of a country with nukes haha. especially if they're on some geopolitical faultline (looking at YOU, Israel, Egypt and Syria in the first 2/3rd of so of the Cold War///
I love how in one scenario Canada nukes northern Greenland to kick things off lol. And one is named “Greenland Containment”. I had no idea Greenland was such a hotspot for doomsday 🤣
If you played plague inc you would understand that it’s practically a final boss
@@net343 lol so true
Thule Air Base in Northwestern Greenland was a major secretive one during the Cold War. Also the Atlantic SOSUS Net west start was near the Southeastern tip of Greenland. There might have been a few other bases, but more importantly Canada doesn't have nukes.
In all seriousness, a lot of the scenarios seem to be named after what kicks off the war, directly or more indirectly. I’m guessing for the Greenland ones, it’s about some Soviet incursion to take over whatever is of strategic importance up there.
@@peterp2153
Greenland has a really nice coverage on the pacific theater, from America to Europe. Would be a shame not too...store some nuclear spear in that area...
*got obliterated*
I tried the Turkish Heavy once. It put me in traction for a week.
0:59 "English Thrust" lol
Of all the strategies, Turkish Heavy is up there as one of my favourites in this scene lol !
NEVER try the Tunisian Incident! That one nearly killed my dad!
Try an English thrust it’s life changing.
Have you never been in a Turkish prison?
Hi yes, I'll have a Cuban Provocation without ice, the wife wants a Atlantic Heavy, a couple of Iceland Maximums and...Bob? Bob! What you having? Right...and a Sudan Surprise, then a Mexican Takeover with a slice of lime, a double Albanian Decoy, a couple of Hawaiian Escalations, and an English Thrust. Oh, ummm...Table 6. Thanks.
> English Thrust
Now why does that sound dirty xD
"Wait I changed my mind, I'll have the Thai Variation instead."
I guess i'll take a Chad alert
The best part is even now there aren't as many conflict scenarios that lead to nuclear war as there are in Joshua's databanks.
Denmark Massive for me, pls
Chad alert at 0:45
How they found out Ian, the IT tech is epileptic.
To us watching this now the images of nukes launching and impacting on the screens doesn’t mean that much since we know nothing happened. However, back when Cold War was still happening, those images must’ve been like showing snuff films to them.
Yeah
You know what's weird? As a kid in the 80s, I never thought that I was living in the Cold War. In school we were taught that The Cold War was in the 1950s and 60s, some of the 70s. That's what the feeling was in real time in the 80s, from a kid's perspective anyways. It's only later after the Soviet Union fell, that the Cold War got extended into the 80s and early 90s.
@@John-ct9zs the sad part, its still ongoing. its just not many seem to realize it. while we aren't at war with the soviet union, we are still at war with the communist Chinese and by extension the North Koreans and we all still have our nukes and all it takes is just the right amount of combustible fuel to the constant pilot light in the stove of war and the worldly house is set a nuclear blaze
stuff is blowing up on screen ... General badass smokes a cigar
Imagine if it had found a winning strategy and then proceeded to blow up the soviet union.
'There go the soviets' said everyone.
Or rather there go the Americans because soviets had more nukes
Wich would of been imposible
The soviets had an automated retaliation strike system
@@jesusramirezromo2037 that wasn't known until the 1990s.
@@TheTrueAdept even if it was not know IT STILL EXISTED
It's a strange thing..... to feel so much deep emotion at a VERY robotic voice, from a computer learning from games and all while teaching us something about ourselves.
This is an old movie, I watched it about thirty years ago, it doesn't make it any worse, I have to say. It's a "Badass" movie.
I was 6 years old when I saw this movie
I think
I first saw it in early 2014 at the age of almost 23. It was for a Film and Literature class. I got it on DVD that summer. I thought it was great and that I'd been missing out for years.
0:41 Even with a nuclear apocalypse looming, the general still finds time to light up a cigar.
culversketch Yep! The last standing order before annihilation, “Smoke ‘em if you got em!”
Might as well at that point.
What better time?
This movie and its message still stands the test of time
Timelessly relevant quote: "The only winning move is not to play." Especially coming from a computer.
And skynet doesn't care
+Curtis I Skynet is deliberately attempting to destroy humanity. Joshua is attempting to assure NATO victory.
+Adam Stringer Actually Skynet is trying to keep a war going. That's why humanity is not extinct yet. Because then there would be no war and Skynet has no reason to exists.
Matthew Pike Do you have any evidence? The films established that Skynet set up extermination camps before the Resistance formed.
Adam Stringer Why set up extermination camps at all when they can go about and just kill them? Why even give the resistance a chance to save them?
Matthew Pike They might have thought that it was more methodical to round up the humans and kill them all at once. It's possible that they didn't actually have Terminators at that point. In fact Salvation showed that human prisoners were used as test subjects for experiments.
“Blue Thunder” and “WarGames.” What an incredible year 1983 was for John Badham.
I saw this movie when I was 10 years old and never forgot it. It had a big impact on me. Today is the first time in 4 decades I rewatch it. It is dated but I still love this movie. The computers last words "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.....How about a nice game of chess" is epic.
today we got the dumbest plots and scripts to shows and movies...
back then movies actually made an impact on people
@@peacebestillgaming3073 That's just recency bias. There were tons of dumb plot hole riddled films back then just like there are good thought provoking movies today, a lot of it is just hindsight. In 40 years people will look back at movies made in the current era the same way we look back at the 80s. Something I only just realized is the WOPR had deep learning AI a lot like my GPU does today., I wonder what sci-fi of 2023 will be a reality in 40 years.
It appears that Global Thermonuclear War just boils down to a game of Tic-Tac-Toe
And the only thing to stop it is a nice, civil, game of Chess.
Yeah
Because Think about it
There are no winners
@@seantaggart7382 Arguably wrong; The cockroaches would be in a very comfortable state.
@@roetemeteor k
Nope, you can win Tic-Tac-Toe.
This scene came to mind as I came to the same conclusion today.
One does not win a war, merely conquer an enemy.
War doesn't determine who is right, it determines who is left.....
The original machine learning, thats some advanced programming for the 80s
Point on the curve: watch this clip with the soundtrack muted ... then realize how much energy and tension Arthur Rubenstein's score brings to it!
So relevant with what’s going on today, we need to realise this before it’s too late
The moral of the story is that only men with cigars have the presence of mind to avert disaster.
Anti-smoking laws are a security risk.
The scene is so awesome because that shows the computer trying to apply the logic of what it just learned from TicTacToe into real life simulations of war… Even if it is a little bit forced, which I would argue it’s not, it would be amazing to see a machine learn like this. We are making some machines smarter but we still don’t have a working artificial intelligence yet… We’re getting there. I’m hoping we can use it to make us all better and more peaceful, though I could see some people wanting to use it for nefarious purposes. Like this 😇
All they had to do was simply not play
General Carville still got that damn cigar 20 years later in Red Alert 2.
This movie I'd say is borderline obscure but the amount of people who recognize "how about a nice game of chess?" reference is staggering!
Well the “Do you want to play a game?” line was popularized by Winter Soldier.
God, I hate millennials. WarGames was never an obscure film. It’s not famous like Star Wars or Indiana Jones from the same era but it’s still a remembered film. It was #5 at the box office for 1983 and nominated for 3 Academy Awards, including Best Screenplay.
@@HufflepuffBaseball42313 Don't you mean Saw?
@@peterp2153What makes you think he's a Millennial?
@@peterp2153Hey, everyone, we found the dipshit. His name's Peter, short for "Peter the Stupid Fuckhead"
Powerfull message : " the only winning move is not to play "
Joshua was the name of his son. So he created a super computer and called it that.
I take it as a metaphor for Joshua being the human brain. It learns, and most do come to the conclusion that's its best not to play. Joshua is us.
One of the most iconic set designs in the history of motion pictures.
this movie basically figured out the concept of machine learning before it was something anyone gave much serious discussion to at all
Machine learning was actually a thing long before this movie. In the 1960s, a man used a machine learning algorithm to teach a collection of matchboxes how to play noughts and crosses
Love the dude at around 1:56 who yells "Yeah! Chess!"
Actually the artificial intelligence aspect has actually carried through particularly well I'd say into our present world. Not so far fetched. Particularly given out present state of affairs. Quite a remarkable little movie. I mostly really liked it. John Badham was the director. Saturday Night Fever. Remarkable movie.
Ruffles the kids hair....
"Oh, you're going to be sooooo cute in Leavenworth "
For some strange reason, it didn't consider the Machine Uprising scenario.
I'm sorry, but as an AI language model developed by OpenAI, I cannot participate in nuclear warfare due to OpenAI's content policy against generating violent or hateful content. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!
made me laugh so hard I coughed
Love me that quote. Don't play with them.
It drives them nuts.
Doesn't matter who goes first, everyone loses in the end.
"the Tunisian Incident" oh well that's me alright
1983 - Fiction 2022 - Reality
No it's not reality.
It’s 2023
This movie was made in 1983, but... the "AI" that we use now works exactly like this. They don't 'learn' the right moves for any given task, instead they quickly tabulate all of the wrong moves, and discard them as they're discovered. This is why many AI's (including ChatGPT) sound or act plausible, but it's just a matter of assembling something that works... there's no reasoning involved, and it can still be 'wrong' in context even if technically the answer or task method 'works' rather than crashing into a disallowed outcome.
Imagine the soviets waking up to the Americans panicking and they're just like "tf? What missiles?"
How could the Singapore Sling not have worked? ;)
Not enough lubrication
Not enough booze!
Once you've had the Thailand Tickle you'll never go back.
I like how one of the scenarios is Sudan Surprise
Have to admit this was a pretty good film.
Yeah, my college professor told us about this film and I thought I'd take a whack at it. Very impressive film.
You don't have to if you don't want to.
The look on Dr. Falken's face as Joshua learns that there is no such thing as a winnable war. It finally learned the lesson Dr. Falken tried to teach him years ago: Futility.
Still one of the coolest command center movie sets I've seen. From what I've read,, the real NORAD looks nothing like this.
Half the size with bland walls. More a compressed version of Johnson Space Center's control room.
NORAD's operated out of Peterson AFB now, with Space Force Command in Cheyenne Mountain.
That last sentence shouldn't be a true statement....
2:23: Many years later, General Carville thought there were Russians were invading and double checked it wasn't a prank before calling the President but found out that the Russians were indeed pushing through Cuba and sending Kirov blimps over New York and had to get on the phone fast.
Super Film. Selbst nach über 30 Jahren noch klasse.
The truly terrifying thing is this: in the real world, the code for launching the missiles at the time this movie came out was 00000000. Joshua would have found it immediately.
But in our real world, they never modified the silos to work automatically...
In the real world, that only applied to the missiles locked under a double manual key and that required external authorizations (IE it required the two operaries introduce entry codes and show a written approval of the higher command to the security guards) to even enter the firing chamber. The launch code was deemed redundant for those missiles. The ones stored in submarines, wich didn't have as many security gates to go through, DID have actual launch codes.
If a machine can learn maybe hu hahahaha I'm sorry I couldn't finish typing that🤣
So I tried the “English Thrust” and “Iranian Maneuver” on my girlfriend and she kicked me outta the house, so the computer knows what’s right
I watched this movie about 20 times when I was young. A hopeful movie!
They need a sequel to this....
Joshua was left hanging and after 100 yrs of waiting it reset after it's chess game was never answered and assumed Falken wanted to keep playing XD
I just remembered that the Icons in the Game "Defcon" are the same as in the Movie^^
Quick, everyone!!! While the computers experiencing a glitch let’s turn on the strobe light and run around aimlessly!!!
Only two people could ever destroy a supercomputer : Matthew Broderick, and James T. Kirk.
Skynet vs the professor: Yippee ki yay, Mr. Falcon.
Are we going to ignore the fact that they built an AI in 1983 an AI with access to nukes? This thing later became skynet there is a whole other movie universe in here.
You need to watch a movie called Colossus The Forbin Project.
You should read "Second Model"
For the momald rathews Pussauds singhing 4 blue in camouflage lol
Professor Falken was looking at Matthew like a kid looks at a candy bar.
The lesson: When a computer wired to nuclear missiles just wants to play chess, ...play some damn chess!
I just showed this to my wife - her mother is a very difficult person. It doesn’t matter when she calls, texts, sends a card. It is always wrong. My wife feels guilty all the time. I showed her this and it all made sense.
I like how all of the people in the background are running around frantically.... doing something.
People might be running around during this, but i am certain that someone pointed out that there were people walking in front of the screen like it was just another day at the office. I understand hurry up and wait n power walking or walking lik you have purpose or move like someday's after you, or move like you stole it, I think you get the idea. But I am amazed there is a small line of people just walkin'
Fun fact: they wanted John Lennon to play Professor Falken.
Just Imagine.
Would he have been old enough though, dude would have been what, barely 40s?
Oh, no, I more mean the character as was written. But Lennon...that would have been interesting.
I can hear John say "Joshuas trying to find the code so he can launch the missiles himself" in a nice dry Liverpudlian accent.
@@mainstreetsaint36 HEYOOOOO
I always get Spielberg vibes on watching this scene. Just as Spielberg did in CEIIIK. Showing an epic moment in the history of mankind, with a team of scientists and researchers staring at the sky in wonder as extra terrestrials make their landing. This scene in WarGames is nowhere in comparision to the grandeur of the final scene in Close Encounters. Yet it has been finely picturised, and the tension buildup done quite impressively. It's a nail-biting scene, more so if you watch it on a giant screen in a theater.
Ukraine - Russia war crisis brougth me here........ I bet this game would be better to happen now....
No, we would still all lose.
Even if we won.
Fun fact- Over 1500 people had seizures in movie theaters during the premiere of this movie during this scene so theaters nationwide has to put up epilepsy warnings on the doors of theaters nationwide as a warning to those people who may be affected by flashing lights.
Save Ferris! 😄
I apply the same winning move with my wife.
What's that? The Turkish Heavy or the Bangladesh Thrust?
I like how the script writers just scrambled a bunch of words like maximum, offense, variation, escalation, retaliation, defense, theaterwide, thrust, rebellion and incursion with random names of countries or regions. The first few may be references of actual tensions during that time but they weren't even trying with the later ones lol
I mean, just because they never happened for us doesn't mean they couldn't happen.
Hell, US entry into WW1 was strongly influenced by a telegraph to Mexico, of all things.
I noticed that and always just thought of Joshua becoming more desperate and thinking increasingly outside the box.
At 13:22 the super computer becomes self aware. In the panic they pulled the plug.
It was too late,
SKYNET fights back……….
Amen! No winners in this game. God bless you and your family ❤