WarGames

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Vincent S @Vin_E_At_The_Movies Jul 13 An ingenious, brilliantly written and exciting drama with great suspense and joy. Matthew Broderick and Ally Sheedy are perfect here and Dabney Coleman and Barry Corbin are delightful. You are kind of scared watching here what could be but it’s a very fun movie with a few laugh out loud moments strewn in. See more thiago S @Thiagostone Apr 7 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more DanTheMan 2 @DanTheMan2150AD Mar 31 Tic-tac-toe doesn't get any more gripping than this. See more Phil H. @PapercutsAndJumpcuts Feb 18 WarGames is one of those movies that could’ve aged like a floppy disk… & somehow didn’t. I saw it in early high school, right as I was getting exposed to computers, which is probably why it imprinted on me — & on most of Gen X — as less sci-fi than documentary anxiety. It’s not really about hacking; it’s about adults building a machine that takes their worst instincts literally. Young Ferris Bueller, I mean Matthew Broderick, isn’t a mastermind, just a curious kid, so the danger feels accidental instead of villainous. The movie’s quiet terror (which I didn’t realize until a recent rewatch, oh, 40+ years later) is that nobody’s evil… just certain. And once certainty gets wired into a computer it stops blinking. The whole thing lands on that simple truth: sometimes the only winning move is not to play… not because that’s poetic, but because grown-ups with buttons shouldn’t treat the world like a scoreboard. See more PoorDearRichard . @PoorDearRichard Jan 25 WarGames is a tense, smart, and surprisingly charming techno-thriller about a young computer whiz who accidentally hacks a military supercomputer and nearly triggers World War III. Matthew Broderick shines as David, capturing that perfect mix of curiosity and teenage mischief, while Ally Sheedy adds warmth and heart as his loyal partner in crime. Hard to believe this film is 43 years old, yet it still stands the test of time. Was it ahead of its time? Did it foresee the future? Could something like this actually happen today? Even with the high-stakes tension, it feels light-hearted and sometimes humorous, which makes it endlessly rewatchable. See more Charlie T @KIDCRITIC Dec 26 Watched WarGames this year. This is a Great 80’s movie, So the story of this movie is a boy who is basically a hacker and can hack into anything he logs in on a scientist’s computer during the cold war and he finds game one he picks is called Global Thermonuclear War he then has to pick places to abolish and the real government can see this and the us is threatening and they are try to save it and he does. The movie has good quality. The storytelling and acting is great. Overall I would give this movie 4.0 stars out of 5 stars. This movie however felt at some points personally let's get to the action. My favorite scene is when he is hacking in to change his grades. I would recommend this movie. See more Read all reviews

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