I saw this film brand new in theatres. That line was immediately one of my favorite lines ever spoken in any movie, and remains so to this day! So many fucking potatoheads, and now more of them (of so many varieties) than ever before!
@lin2k4 Long time, dood, longer than you have! hehehe
Eer, well actually even longer than *I* have been around, and that's even longer! :/ Hell, longer than the word "nerd" as been around and rather specifically defined as such.
Before computers were slowly but surely becoming available to like civies and all of the public, such (early) "nerds" would screw around with like HAM-radios, [...]
[...]later making LED digital wrist-watches and calculators that actually fit in your pocket instead of some big, heavy hunk of metal adding-machine on the desk of some accountant. As if no one needed math but fucking accountants! hehehe
It's always been about the Tech, dood. In case you haven't noticed, the Stone Age is OVER by now! hehehe
@Phi1618033 I know that cracks me up as well. I'm 40, and can remember being taught the card catalog back in school. Young people look at me like a fool when I try to explain that's how we looked up reference material back in the 80's/early 90's.
Everyone has an ever so slight helium voice. Is this the artifact of the fact Europe's TV system is 50 fps, and American movies 24 fps, that the Europeans play movies at 25 fps...? that's a slight percentage over, perhaps enough to cause that slight helium voice effect?
I always wanted an artificial voice emulator to sound like this one but have never come across one. Now the ones you hear on transit systems are getting closer to the real thing. Pretty frightening to look back at this and think how corny it is compared to the real life of today. If you guys like computer films from the 80s.. watch "Electric Dreams". not a hacker film but the guys computer comes to life (voice over played by Bud Cort).
I know I'm not the only one who said "Where have I heard that voice before?" when I heard the annoying know-it-all kid in The Polar Express. It could only be the nerdy actor who played Malvin the Potatohead. Great character actor. War Games was a great, underrated movie ahead of its time.
These two are arguably the first realistically depicted computer geeks in a Hollywood movie. Grubby clothes and Aspergers, not crew cuts and pocket protectors. You've met these guys. Hell, I'm one of these guys.
@tonybeir I didn't know that Jews were thought of as computer wizards. Now, if Mr. Potatohead was playing a banker, lawyer, or doctor, then maybe you'd have a point. I just don't see this as being a Jewish stereotype.
@columbusmozart Did I ask your opinion? I was talking to tonybeir. He said that the Melvin character was a Jewish stereotype. I disagreed. Perhaps you didn't see this movie. Melvin and Jim aren't developing nuclear weapons. They're computer geeks. That comment was made two weeks ago. It's none of your business. Piss off.
I don't care if you asked for my opinion or not...Youtube isn't your personal sandpit, so if you can't deal with other's opinions on here, don't opine.
Maury Alan Chaykin who plays computer hacker Jim died in July on his 61st birthday from complications of a heart valve infection. Widely known for his expressive work as a character actor in many films and on television programs, among them Dances With Wolves, My Cousin Vinny, and on cable A Nero Wolfe Mystery. Specialized in comic roles with disturbing undertones and disturbing roles with comic undertones. Was a professor at City College of New York. Held dual citizenship Canada and US.
This is absolutely one of my favorite scenes from a great movie with one of those objectionable remakes. (sequels) I happen to be one of those quintessential nerds. lol You know ... chess team, Klingon, 5 languages, math wiz ... recites Monty Python, etc. Seriously though, the funniest aspect of this video is the German translation: "Herr Kartoffelkoph!" Say that 3 times fast.
I love the song that starts at 2:53 and if I'm correct and someone please correct me if I'm wrong on this part but this was the movie that when it came out it started the Computer Hacking and got people interested in it and it really took off when the movie HACKERS was released. Either way that you look at it this was the start of basically an Illegal craze that still continues to this day.
I laugh myself silly over this clip...it's my favorite part of the whole movie. The poor guy Jim bangs his head while working underneath his desk, and that annoying-as-hell Malvin barges in, plucking the findings from Jim's hand and giving his loud opinions about what's going on. I loved the way Jim called him "Mr. Potatohead!" :)
As I got older, and more into computers, I realized how much this movie doesn't know what the hell it's talking about. DEA wouldn't be used to protect access to game content. And most games wouldn't automatically be compatible with any system that logged on its file server. And BTW, the kids IMSAI 8080 didn't have the graphics board for the Apple II's "Global War" game. The movie cheats a lot.
Of course it doesn't make any sense. Even if the "voice converter" in the movie was real in 1983, does it make any sense that the computer would still have that voice even at NORAD? No. But hardly anyone apart from a small elite knew anything about computers in 1983, and I have to say, having been 10 at the time...we loved it! But, yes, if you look deeply at all into its premises, it's mostly fantasy (albeit with an important message behind it for the 1980s).
shit, all that research and he actually had to go out and get.. NOW, u can just go to google or wikipedia... getting information seemed to have gotten easier. but hacking has gotten more difficult. but i'm not that sophisticated at that type of stuff as probably mitnick and others. Anyhow, this movie is awesome.
That's not a song. The part of the movie's original soundtrack music. Or "incidental music" as its sometime known. There's a bit of that in the movie "InnerSpace" at the Inferno Club, that I dearly wish was a real song. But I've never found a single reference to it as such. So it was probably invented just for the scene.
This movie was so ORIGINAL. I love a lot of scenes from this movie and I have the soundtrack. Cool 80's tunes starting at 2:52!!! 80's classic all the way.
Before the internet, there were these things called BBS's (Bulletin Board Systems) - No graphics, modem couplers and "secret" files - just like in this movie. It was awesome and to have a voice modulator was every geeky twelve year old's dream...awesome awesome movie
> Before the internet, there were these things called BBS's
heh. these days norad would have joshua accessible via a flash game, .. and that chick wouldn't be impressed with his hacking skills because she spends 16 hours a day on msn chat and facebook.
Times have changed. People these days have no idea how it was back in the day. Back when using a computer was something special.. :-)
ARPANET was around in the 1970s. I got my first internet access in the late 1980s. Did not go very far. In my case, I started on the Atari three years before the Commodore even came out. 300 baud acoustic modem.
I had a bbs is in 1985 it was off of a c64...called resorts international...my co sysop was my friend.....shadowkeep was another bbs in the philly area
augh I just saw the remake of this great movie, its called wargames game of the code or something like that. and It sucked. This one was the best ever!
Library scene @2:54. Check.
Elucidarian 1 week ago
"Melvin"? Clearly an alias! We all know he's been waiting for the info on JOSHUA for a long time, and we know who Melvin really is!
"HA HA HA!!! HA HA-HA HA-HA!!!
HA HA HA!!! HA HA-HA HA-HA!!!
HA HA HA!!! HA HA-HA HA-HA!!!
HA HA HA!!! HA HA-HA HA-HA!!!"
You just gave the keys to the nuclear program to MANDARK!!!
dlausactor6373 2 weeks ago
I love how when "DECEASED" prints, a huge time's up buzzer sounds...
quadputer 3 weeks ago
Yes, Malvin is the nerdy kid in Polar Express.
AntiFederalist1 1 month ago in playlist wargames movie
Looks like a young Steve Jobs @3:32
avq5 1 month ago
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avq5 1 month ago
Is Melvin saying "new data encryption algorithm" at 1:52?
kennethcharlesrhea 1 month ago
@kennethcharlesrhea yup, thats exactly what he says
TheWheels777 1 month ago
Herr Kartoffelkopf
rainbirdeleven 1 month ago
Jim and Melvin are me and my best friend.
panton41 2 months ago
" You'll never get in there, it probably contains nude data encryption algorithims " hahah
iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa 2 months ago
"Mr. Potatohead! MR. POTATOHEAD!" LOL so awesome!
I saw this film brand new in theatres. That line was immediately one of my favorite lines ever spoken in any movie, and remains so to this day! So many fucking potatoheads, and now more of them (of so many varieties) than ever before!
LOL I love that line! LOLOLOLOL nice! hehehehe
WinstonSmith6079 2 months ago
Mandark does not approve of this.
BrianCD85 2 months ago
Backdoors are NOT secrets!!!!!
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I love this film.
Andyjzr 3 months ago
I love these two dudes!
RedJoe10 3 months ago 4
Damn, how long has the nerd concept been around?
lin2k4 4 months ago 2
@lin2k4 Long time, dood, longer than you have! hehehe
Eer, well actually even longer than *I* have been around, and that's even longer! :/ Hell, longer than the word "nerd" as been around and rather specifically defined as such.
Before computers were slowly but surely becoming available to like civies and all of the public, such (early) "nerds" would screw around with like HAM-radios, [...]
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WinstonSmith6079 2 months ago
@lin2k4 [...more]
[...]later making LED digital wrist-watches and calculators that actually fit in your pocket instead of some big, heavy hunk of metal adding-machine on the desk of some accountant. As if no one needed math but fucking accountants! hehehe
It's always been about the Tech, dood. In case you haven't noticed, the Stone Age is OVER by now! hehehe
WinstonSmith6079 2 months ago
2:50 Best music in the 80's!! :D
BTCRAIL101FILMS 4 months ago
Remember when you had to do research at a library?
1985lsf 4 months ago 2
OMG, holy fucking a shit! 3:48 A card catalog! He probably spent a week or two or doing research that today would maybe 20 to 30 minutes, tops.
Phi1618033 4 months ago 3
@Phi1618033 I know that cracks me up as well. I'm 40, and can remember being taught the card catalog back in school. Young people look at me like a fool when I try to explain that's how we looked up reference material back in the 80's/early 90's.
rbryant100 2 months ago
Did anyone ever think that the real hero of WAR GAMES is the ferry boat captain?
If didn't he hold the gate for David and Jennifer then probably World War 3 could have started.
godstomper 5 months ago 15
What is it about movies from the 80's about computer hacking and videogames that I LOVE so much???!!!!!
WarGames, Tron, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Cloak and Dagger...
They just dont make movies with that feel anymore.. maybe becuase any 10 year old now can not only hack but can wirte programs too..
Cnat123 5 months ago
After Graduating Rydel High Eugene changed his name to MELVIN and took a job in the mail room at Software Systems in Silicon Valley.
cessna65423 5 months ago 4
@cessna65423 lol That's exactly what I was thinking!
Cnat123 5 months ago
Everyone has an ever so slight helium voice. Is this the artifact of the fact Europe's TV system is 50 fps, and American movies 24 fps, that the Europeans play movies at 25 fps...? that's a slight percentage over, perhaps enough to cause that slight helium voice effect?
a1mint 6 months ago
ahahaha....AHAHAHAHA...AHAHAHHA.AHAHAHAHA!!!!
-mandark laugh-
bluereaper75 6 months ago
MANDARK!!!!!
BrianCD85 6 months ago
I always wanted an artificial voice emulator to sound like this one but have never come across one. Now the ones you hear on transit systems are getting closer to the real thing. Pretty frightening to look back at this and think how corny it is compared to the real life of today. If you guys like computer films from the 80s.. watch "Electric Dreams". not a hacker film but the guys computer comes to life (voice over played by Bud Cort).
crustyeyegoop 7 months ago
2:53 best smile ever :D
SzYm42 8 months ago
His hair reminds me of Justin Bieber...but I can see past it...probably.
PaintSniffer07 9 months ago
The German subtitles really enhance the experience. "Herr Kartoffelkopf!"
KNS1996DFS 9 months ago 7
duuuuuude,last time i saw this scene was almost seventeen years ago
thank you so much for uploading this
apologyisnothepolicy 9 months ago
They used the backdoor! Lol. Man even the music was cool. Damn I miss the 80s.
Turco949 9 months ago
RIP Jim aka Maury Chaykin. He died at his birthday, the 27th July 2010. What a sad story behind this funny scene, on of the best ever!
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Sachse009 9 months ago
Is that the guy/nerd who plays Mandark from Dexter's Lab? Sounds like him
fireoutlaw23 10 months ago
@fireoutlaw23 He is.
maxcady360 7 months ago
I would not mind entering Ally sheedys tiny little brown back door.
knock knock
Ieatpancakeseveryday 10 months ago
I IMDB'd the Malvin actor. And he didn't age a bit!
EendjeKwak 11 months ago
I know I'm not the only one who said "Where have I heard that voice before?" when I heard the annoying know-it-all kid in The Polar Express. It could only be the nerdy actor who played Malvin the Potatohead. Great character actor. War Games was a great, underrated movie ahead of its time.
kataisa3 11 months ago
My iPod has more hard drive capacity than that whole room....
Kwasi5179 11 months ago 4
I figured it out all by myself!!
JimSting 11 months ago 2
I like how they just waltz into the office, no security, no one stops them....hehehe
zero2blur 1 year ago
Mandark does not like to give away his best tricks!
StarshotSCV 1 year ago
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hybridtechowns 1 year ago
You guys are dumb.
addder01 1 year ago
same guy is in Dances with wolves and shots himself after pissing his pants
sadalite 1 year ago
These two are arguably the first realistically depicted computer geeks in a Hollywood movie. Grubby clothes and Aspergers, not crew cuts and pocket protectors. You've met these guys. Hell, I'm one of these guys.
RevSyd 1 year ago 4
Fucking Melvin
tonydoblel 1 year ago
Fucking Melvin
luckenbachtx 1 year ago
Maury Chaykin! Son-of-a-gun...
haljor22 1 year ago
It's Eddy Deezen!
adewshbag 1 year ago
Fucking Steven.
Elendil1337 1 year ago
Fucking Melvin.
bozodaclown51 1 year ago 2
Fucking Melvin
ATTICUSsperatus 1 year ago 2
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ATTICUSsperatus 1 year ago
Fucking Melvin.
hvglaser 1 year ago 2
Fucking Melvin.
5iveize 1 year ago 3
RIP Jim. Actor Maury Chaykin.
dvdfrnzwbr 1 year ago
wow that's a fucking offensive jewish stereotype...
the 80's were so shit. glad I didn't live through it
tonybeir 1 year ago
@tonybeir I didn't know that Jews were thought of as computer wizards. Now, if Mr. Potatohead was playing a banker, lawyer, or doctor, then maybe you'd have a point. I just don't see this as being a Jewish stereotype.
Mainsail76 1 year ago
@Mainsail76
Who do you think developed nuclear weapontry to start with>
columbusmozart 1 year ago
@columbusmozart Did I ask your opinion? I was talking to tonybeir. He said that the Melvin character was a Jewish stereotype. I disagreed. Perhaps you didn't see this movie. Melvin and Jim aren't developing nuclear weapons. They're computer geeks. That comment was made two weeks ago. It's none of your business. Piss off.
Mainsail76 1 year ago
@Mainsail76
I don't care if you asked for my opinion or not...Youtube isn't your personal sandpit, so if you can't deal with other's opinions on here, don't opine.
columbusmozart 1 year ago
Fucking Melvin.
AlonTavor 1 year ago 4
Fucking Melvin.
mj9collins 1 year ago 2
So that's what happened to Mandark...
shourfo 1 year ago
Fucking Melvin.
Ghotherkill 1 year ago
Damn, Ally Sheedy and Matthew Broderick, synthesized 80's music, old-school monitors and Commodore 64's, floppy disks....having serious retro 80's flashbacks right now. :O
Schone23666 1 year ago
"New Data Encryption Algorithm" - love it when they throw in random techy words to make it sounds more... techy. Great movie and a geat scene.
DingKong 1 year ago
Malvin doesn't want Jim talking about their backdoors in front of Lightman's girlfriend. lol
myteewhytee 1 year ago 27
Eddie Deezen!!! LOL
Dulcimerist 1 year ago
Maury Alan Chaykin who plays computer hacker Jim died in July on his 61st birthday from complications of a heart valve infection. Widely known for his expressive work as a character actor in many films and on television programs, among them Dances With Wolves, My Cousin Vinny, and on cable A Nero Wolfe Mystery. Specialized in comic roles with disturbing undertones and disturbing roles with comic undertones. Was a professor at City College of New York. Held dual citizenship Canada and US.
Lonette 1 year ago
Der Film ist einfach so geekig :P
Kailaner 1 year ago
This is absolutely one of my favorite scenes from a great movie with one of those objectionable remakes. (sequels) I happen to be one of those quintessential nerds. lol You know ... chess team, Klingon, 5 languages, math wiz ... recites Monty Python, etc. Seriously though, the funniest aspect of this video is the German translation: "Herr Kartoffelkoph!" Say that 3 times fast.
christopherm2k 1 year ago
Eddie Deezen. One of the most annoying ppl on earth.
stableshadow 1 year ago
er , boy are you guys dumb ?? Mr potato head !!
bonzo874 1 year ago
I want to be an 80's nerd... -_-;
GaryOakIsMine 1 year ago
Herr Kartoffelkopf!
williwonti 1 year ago
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RIP Maury Chaykin
hotdog2020 1 year ago
MR. POTATA HEAD!
herbienbrian 1 year ago
RIP Maury Chaykin (Jim)
mws19700 1 year ago
I wanna play those games!
ptorrington 1 year ago
RIP Maury Chaykin (Jim) Long live Malvin!!
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RIP Jim aka Maury Chaykin. He died two days ago on his birthday, the 27th July. What a sad story behind this funny scene, on of the best ever!
Sachse009 1 year ago
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RIP Jim aka Maury Chaykin. He died two days ago on his birthday, the 27th July. What a sad story behind this funny scene, on of the best ever!
Sachse009 1 year ago
It's MANDARK!
StormsongK 1 year ago
RIP Maury Chaykin aka Jim in Wargames
deathsforbiddenangel 1 year ago 2
R.I.P , Maury Chaykin
TheWeisszil 1 year ago
The guy playing Jim died today :( .
SirMick84 1 year ago
@SirMick84 He as only 34 in this movie. Looks 43. He aged fast.
upinflamezzz 1 year ago
Okay! Does anyone else notice that the nerd with the glasses sounds just like Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory?
autisticotakugirl 1 year ago
@autisticotakugirl The nerd with the glasses did in fact do the voice of Mandark from Dexter's Lab, as well as a ton of other cartoon voices.
DevioXS 1 year ago 2
melvin has a total monkey face oo oo oo ah ah ah
shawnygz 1 year ago
@shawnygz LOL!
autisticotakugirl 1 year ago
They coulda done a whole movie with Jim and Malvin: "Hackers Unite!" It woulda
fu%$in rocked! BTW, they gotta get Broderick to do a sequel to War Games.
RideMyBMW 1 year ago
MAN i miss the 80's nerds..they were REAL nerds.
FreeLanceArizona 1 year ago 63
@FreeLanceArizona You're right, there are no nerds like those today.
pinguino50 1 year ago 2
@FreeLanceArizona hahahahahahahaahaha true!!!
MrBigben1221 9 months ago
@FreeLanceArizona I know. The day of the classic nerd has faded and the new yuppie-like nerds have taken over.
TheCoolProfessor 8 months ago 5
What's the name of the actor who plays the computer nerd at 2:52 ?
MondoBeno 1 year ago
@MondoBeno Eddie Deezen
legogenius 1 year ago
I know a computer programmer who discovered a backdoor. He could've sold it for a fortune.
MondoBeno 1 year ago
this is one of best part
AMMW77 1 year ago
I know people like this :)
Jamerio3D 1 year ago
Back Doors !!!!!!....I love it
paulhulatt 1 year ago
man that nerd's voice is so annoying
TeamRedz 1 year ago
THIS CORN IS RAW!
TemplarReturns 1 year ago
Nice laundry mat :14-22 does the government wash dirty clothes?
Nueroactive 1 year ago
I really, really, really thought Malvin was played by a young Liev Schreiber, and guess what? He's not!
cuseter 1 year ago
I was a kid, and I dreamed of hacking into government computer like DOD after I watched WarGames. I hope one day, we will. :-))
dmana3172 1 year ago
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" I dreamed of hacking into government computer like DOD after I watched WarGames. I hope one day, we will"-dmana3172
Dude, ever heard of Gary McKinnon? Wiki the name...its gonna blow yer fu%$in socks off.
RideMyBMW 1 year ago
David is the cutest nerd out of them all lol:)
hannahhify 2 years ago
God, I want to smack Malvin on the head.
globbo100 2 years ago 2
The italian version sucks. They made David say "I don't believe that EVERY system is totally secure." :(
shibotto 2 years ago
"I dont believe any system is totally secure!"
ahh the oath of the eternal hacker
so it remains true today.
SmokePropaganda 2 years ago 6
Lol, Anyone remember Dexter's lab? Malvin is the voice of Mandark.
BatsintheBelfrey 2 years ago
@BatsintheBelfrey Yep, that's Mandark alright.
evan22303 1 year ago
Mr Potato Head, MR POTATO HEAD LMAO!!!
jpalmz1978 2 years ago 4
my son will never know microfiche or dewy...
bobjones01 2 years ago 3
why didn't he just google it? and what the hell was that big room with all the books...and that strange thing at 3:48??
i bet the password was something personal, like the dude's son's name.
fortunately, the military would never have a single point of failure for every nuke in the inventory.
UklaTheMokk 2 years ago
The use of this strange thing is best illustrated in the first two minutes of Ghostbusters 1 ;-)
auroreboreale 2 years ago
bollocks. one lone British fool hacked into the Pentagon and elsewhere repeatedly
robinoi 2 years ago
are you fucking stupid? my comments were a JOKE. sar-ca-zm. Say it with me now.
UklaTheMokk 2 years ago
"could you wait here?"
"sure, why?"
because computers are a man's business, baby."
UklaTheMokk 2 years ago
The Famous Back Door LOL see Eddie Izzard's sketch on this site, Computer Encore...... hilarious....
anisete46 2 years ago
I love these two characters. Should have had their own movie...or sitcom.
neosonologists 2 years ago 3
a record came out just after this film was made.bit of a rave tune,that sampled."what;s the differance"does anyone know who it was by.
i did have the record but lost it years ago,
zhivagosdj 2 years ago
I love the song that starts at 2:53 and if I'm correct and someone please correct me if I'm wrong on this part but this was the movie that when it came out it started the Computer Hacking and got people interested in it and it really took off when the movie HACKERS was released. Either way that you look at it this was the start of basically an Illegal craze that still continues to this day.
JessicaKathlynn 2 years ago
The song is called History Lesson by the Beepers.
txtwisterchaser 2 years ago
Is it? I always thought it was part of Arthur Rubinsteins score. I dig it nonetheless.
ignoranceandwant 2 years ago
the movie tron is what popularized hacking IMHO.
UklaTheMokk 2 years ago
Jim looks the most like a real geek. He probably stayed up all night optimizing his hand coded assembly language purely for the fun of it.
ZingsVideos 2 years ago
Great movie
TheJoeyD27 2 years ago
I laugh myself silly over this clip...it's my favorite part of the whole movie. The poor guy Jim bangs his head while working underneath his desk, and that annoying-as-hell Malvin barges in, plucking the findings from Jim's hand and giving his loud opinions about what's going on. I loved the way Jim called him "Mr. Potatohead!" :)
wlbaz 2 years ago 11
That guy is so anoying i'd beat the crap out of him if i saw him
KaLNFoRc3R 2 years ago
is that german
legounderdog456 2 years ago
As I got older, and more into computers, I realized how much this movie doesn't know what the hell it's talking about. DEA wouldn't be used to protect access to game content. And most games wouldn't automatically be compatible with any system that logged on its file server. And BTW, the kids IMSAI 8080 didn't have the graphics board for the Apple II's "Global War" game. The movie cheats a lot.
youtub3k 2 years ago
Of course it doesn't make any sense. Even if the "voice converter" in the movie was real in 1983, does it make any sense that the computer would still have that voice even at NORAD? No. But hardly anyone apart from a small elite knew anything about computers in 1983, and I have to say, having been 10 at the time...we loved it! But, yes, if you look deeply at all into its premises, it's mostly fantasy (albeit with an important message behind it for the 1980s).
jbmorgan 2 years ago
No! [W.O.P.R. J.R.] war operation protocol response javascript ready. Get it?
youtub3k 2 years ago
[W.O.P.R. J.R.] war operation protocol response juction ready. WOPR w.o.p.r. Whopper computer WAR GAMES JOSHUA DAVID
WOPRJR 2 years ago
shit, all that research and he actually had to go out and get.. NOW, u can just go to google or wikipedia... getting information seemed to have gotten easier. but hacking has gotten more difficult. but i'm not that sophisticated at that type of stuff as probably mitnick and others. Anyhow, this movie is awesome.
hendrixonlsd 2 years ago
Does anyone know what the song is starting at 2:54? I really like 80's music and really appreciate it, if someone could help me out.
laytonrobinson 2 years ago
That's not a song. The part of the movie's original soundtrack music. Or "incidental music" as its sometime known. There's a bit of that in the movie "InnerSpace" at the Inferno Club, that I dearly wish was a real song. But I've never found a single reference to it as such. So it was probably invented just for the scene.
youtub3k 2 years ago
Best and most memorable part of the movie.Malvin rules!!!ha ha ha...
ursamajor10 2 years ago
If you like this music - check out Medeski, Martin and Wood. Jazzy fusion that's utterly unique. FYI
chase6470 3 years ago 2
This movie was so ORIGINAL. I love a lot of scenes from this movie and I have the soundtrack. Cool 80's tunes starting at 2:52!!! 80's classic all the way.
DetroitLove4U 3 years ago
Eddie Deezen does a great job of playing the part of Mr. Potato Head.
HunterHuiet105 3 years ago
love this movie.
mikethegamer 3 years ago
Herr Kartoffelkopf.
HERR KARTOFFELKOPF!!
K2JMan 3 years ago 4
love the nerdie teckies -they havent changed much since 1985
LAchickee 3 years ago
I could listen to Melvin's voice all day...seriously
EnriquePalazzo 3 years ago 2
What's funny is that he's using the library cards with the Dewey Decimal System to look up books. How many libraries still have that?
MishuTaste 3 years ago
Of course, these days, instead of walking to the library, you'd just Google it, lol!
a1mint 3 years ago
Mr potato head MR POTATO HEAD BACK DOORS ARE NOT SECRETS
LOL
trem7469 3 years ago
Immer wieder ein sehenswerter Film !
Fos1964 3 years ago
Before the internet, there were these things called BBS's (Bulletin Board Systems) - No graphics, modem couplers and "secret" files - just like in this movie. It was awesome and to have a voice modulator was every geeky twelve year old's dream...awesome awesome movie
chase6470 3 years ago 3
chase6470:
> Before the internet, there were these things called BBS's
heh. these days norad would have joshua accessible via a flash game, .. and that chick wouldn't be impressed with his hacking skills because she spends 16 hours a day on msn chat and facebook.
Times have changed. People these days have no idea how it was back in the day. Back when using a computer was something special.. :-)
emulator900 3 years ago
internet in c64 era, that wasnt too special :D
somberlight 3 years ago
> internet in c64 era, that wasnt too special :D
that's why BBS's were king back then
emulator900 3 years ago
how about texas instruments?....
thedigitalcollective 3 years ago
I spent many late nights transferring whopping 3-5K files via BBS's
0hPhuc 2 years ago
0hPhuc you must have had a pretty slow modem to spend the entire night on a 5k file
emulator900 2 years ago
i dont even think they had 28.8bps so i'd totally assume it took awhile ha ha ha
hendrixonlsd 2 years ago
ARPANET was around in the 1970s. I got my first internet access in the late 1980s. Did not go very far. In my case, I started on the Atari three years before the Commodore even came out. 300 baud acoustic modem.
motherthing 2 years ago 2
I had a bbs is in 1985 it was off of a c64...called resorts international...my co sysop was my friend.....shadowkeep was another bbs in the philly area
aspetwhy 2 years ago
lol marvin "hiya lightman"
sgbr101 3 years ago
augh I just saw the remake of this great movie, its called wargames game of the code or something like that. and It sucked. This one was the best ever!
thetruegladiator 3 years ago 3
Lol malvin was the voice of Mandark on Dexter's Lab
BatsintheBelfrey 3 years ago
holy hell!!! i didnt realize that but now i cant believe i missed that!!! lol
aftrthejake 3 years ago
The great Maury Chaykin and Eddie Deezen.
ignoranceandwant 3 years ago
great retro soundtrack
locutus625 3 years ago