WAY ahead of its time warning about hacking and U.S.'s belief in surviving a nuclear war
Plenty of movies have dealt with the robot apocalypse. War Games was about the computer version of that. The United States decides to automat its nuclear response system which of course leads to a possible disaster when Matthew Broderick gets access to the computer system by accident.<br /><br />This film was WAY ahead of its time. Today hacking is common knowledge. This was in 1983 when most people didn’t even have a home computer yet.<br /><br />The movie starts off as a teen story with Broderick and Ally Sheedy and then quickly becomes real as Broderick realizes that he set off a war game. The tension steadily builds with Broderick being ignored by all the adults around him. The story ends up criticizing Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) which was the American nuclear strategy at the time that the U.S. could survive an all out nuclear war with the Soviet Union.<br /><br />The story still stands up today as an exciting warning about the possibilities of computers and Washington D.C.’s belief in nuclear war.
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