WarGames (7/11) Movie CLIP - DEFCON 1 (1983) HD
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A launch detection shows a full scale Soviet Strike and General Beringer (Barry Corbin) orders the move to DEFCON 1.
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.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1983)
Cast: Dabney Coleman, Barry Corbin
Director: John Badham
Producers: Richard Hashimoto, Harold Schneider, Bruce McNall, Leonard Goldberg
Screenwriters: Lawrence Lasker, Walter F. Parkes, Walon Green
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I'll give this to the 4 star general, he has balls to be able to laugh at this situation. It's like whatever training he got when he signed up was more effective than the training the silo commanders had
Well NORAD is decently well isolated from the events of WW3 unless theres is a direct strike. I guess you need to use humor to dull the scary parts of life
@@GLARebel wtf are these comments. Thank you for replying so i can delete them
@@GLARebel but even after 4 years i have to say, 2016 was a tense year. And now with China's belt and road iniative, Russia's 1 man rule,USA' increasing pentagon budget as well as politicaly divided population, and the covid 19 pandemic, the world is again, very tense
Well, General Berringer only had two possible outcomes to his life.
1. No Soviet attack ever comes. No American attack is ever made.
His entire life is a joke, a waste of time and money and effort.
2. Soviets attack, or Americans attack.
He gets to be the most important person in the world for 20 minutes.
Then, everyone is dead. No second guessing, no recriminations.
Just game over.
So, his entire life was either completely meaningless,
or the most horrifying evil that has ever existed.
He might as well laugh at the absurdity of it all.
The actor is Barry Corbin. He also stars and is as badass as General Carville in the Command & Conquer: Red Alert Two video game.
"Get me a report on the Whopper."
"Dammit sir...they put mayo on it..."
WOPR
Matt H
That’s how I ask for
My food 🥘
Whopper has pickle on it, Sir!
@@gorillaau that's okay need more or go to defcon 1
LOL!
Fun fact: the jeep wasn't supposed to roll over, they were supposed to drive straight to the main entrance. Director John Badham kept it in and filmed the shot of David and the others running the rest of the way.
I was wondering why the crash looked so surprisingly rough and uncontrolled.
@AshTheFlash100 LOL, no I'm serious. It's in the movie's trivia section on IMDB.
@AshTheFlash100 Look at 2:08, how two people come out of the tree the jeep almost hits.
Yeah I'd wager to guess that was a "one take only" shot and whatever happened happened. They couldn't have had miles of spare fencing and jeeps to crash into it. They didn't anticipate that the fence would wrap around the front so much which caused the jeep to lose steering, hit the guardrail, then careen out of control into the other jeep
I think it adds more tension to the scene
"According to NORAD we've got Soviet aircraft coming at us from all directions and ground troops pushing up through Mexico. I don't know how they snuck in on us."
You better double check that with NORAD. This doesn't make any sense..... I call the Kremlin.
And then the movie 'Red Dawn' happened.
"I'M SEEING FIGHTER JETS OVER I-95! HOW THE HELL DID THEY GET THROUGH?"
@@genericwhitekidthesecond4330 I see you played your MW2. ; )
Red Alert Command and Conquer
Disconnect external power ... seal off ventilation shafts ... flush all toilets ... close all Burger King refreshment stands ... turn off all video poker machines ...
...Dismantle the Three Ring Circus
Shaft... locked, sealed!
We are at DEFCON [1]
"Raise the stanchion wench!"
Sir you may wanna buckle up.
"Soviets denying everything, sir" is accurate.
@CyberWeeb The point is that it's abjectly stupid to trust a machine to 'know' what's real and true--because machines cannot 'know' anything .
Like the Americans denying everything for the past 20 years now?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver Not sure if you know, but no joke, the same thing happened in real life. There was a false alarm in the USSR in 1983 - Soviet satellites said the US launched 5 missiles. Stanislav Petrov was working at a bunker nearby. He thought they were a computer error because the US wouldn't launch _just_ 5 missiles - that'd leave a lot of facilities that could still launch nukes at the US. Reports differ on whether he notified his superiors or not, but he essentially went with his gut and said "this isn't real". (He had no other info to use - no one did.)
If he said it was real, then the Soviets would attack (that was their policy - the US had done several exercises that worried the Soviets). Then US and NATO would counter-attack. It'd be World War 3 started by mistake.
Given some recent studies, odds are a full-scale nuclear war would've led to deaths in the tens or hundreds of millions, the Northern hemisphere cooling by 5-15 degrees (varying by location) for several years, and the food supply (in terms of calories) falling by over 90%. In short, it would either end human civilization or knock us back to the Stone Age.
It's no exaggeration to say that, by not trusting a computer, Stanislav Petrov saved the world.
@@bane2201 And now here we are again.
I was born in soviet Union and i can conform.... sir.
"After careful consideration it is my opinion that your new security system sucks."
@ Rowland Buck. Actually the exact quote by General Berringer from the 1983 movie, "Wargames" is, "Mr.McKittrick after much careful consideration sir, I've come to the conclusion that your new defense system sucks!" And McKittrick's response to Berringer was priceless: "I don't have to take that from you you pig-eyed sack -a-shit!". LOL!!!!
@ Tom Fidanza. You should have given the full General Berringer response to McKittrick: "Oh I expected something better from you , a man of your education". Lol!
@@michaelbarlow6610 my fave dabney coleman scene.
One of my absolute favourite movies. It was certainly #1 on my list as a kid. LOVED IT. Still do.
You should watch the other movie directed by John Badham that year. Blue Thunder. That is my favorite movie.
lets hope it stays a movie. Here's for everyone protesting for peace and new disarmerment treaties
would this be one of the first mainstream movie that made me want to become a hacker. I think I was 10 when I saw this movie in a theater.
Every teenager in America was ready for this 1983-1985. Funniest part of this. is by the next year 1986. Soviets were already friends Gorbachev.
The thing about the Soviets was that while we knew that they could be dangerous, we also knew that they were, for the most part, sensible. The same holds true for the Chinese and Russians today. North Korea and Iran....ehhhhh....maybe. ISIS and Al Qaeda? Fergit it.
Not so friendly since Rekjavik summit was a failure, but the next year they fixed the problem and the Euromissiles were quickly disbanded (I have seen the Pershing II and SS-20 at Smithsonian in Was D.C.)
@User Name Because of them, not solely on the US!!
I remember this time well in my early teens.
In 1983 it almost happend, and a Russian lieutenant colonal named Stanislav Petrov prevented a full retaliatory nuclear strike of the Soviet Union on a false alarm. We were one second away then from. a nuclear war.
Seems like General Carville was still dealing with Soviets in his youth.
He probably had to deal with less mind control and tesla coils though.
The Soviet Union didn't break up until 1989.
That's what they wanted you to think Mack.
That's carville!!???
yeah you can hear it in his voice, thats general Carville
@@amackbolan9407 You make it sound like a band 😆
They chose the actor for the General well, he looks very similar to Curtis LeMay.
He doesn’t just look like LeMay, he talks like him too.
you may also remember him as John Travolta's uncle in Urban Cowboy.
@@subprimemortgagesalesman4830 that was the point of casting him. He was supposed to look and sound like him. Old school war dog.
Im not the only one ehh
Ikr?
"What does WOPR recommend, Mr. McKittrick?"
"A full-scale retaliatory strike."
"I need some machine to tell me that?"
Well you DID ask, General.
He's saying WOPR was a waste of money. The government spent millions of dollars to develop a computer to tell him something he already knew.
@@benn454 My dad always liked that line.
First time in human history that a war machine computer like the WOPR to play Captain Obvious.
wouldve been funny if it said "activate the stargate"
There is an actual game after this it is called Defcon: Everybody dies
Playing it right now
@Damn Fiddle now?
@@calebdavis1323 still playing it?
Strange game..... The only winning move is not to play.
Love that game
Alright, flush the bombers, get the subs in launch mode. We are at DEFCON 1.
Absolutely one of my favorite movies as a child.
Background: Defense Readiness Condition is a grading system for the alert state of the entire US military. Defcon 5 is a condition of all clear. Defcon 1 means the entire US military is awaiting orders to deploy, bombers are fueled, and the subs are 1200 meters from the Soviet coastline with missile tubes on standby. Its 5 minutes to global war.
Subs only listen on specific times and are not reachable on the fly, even if USA is destroyed they can still receive orders to launch given hours prior.
American subs didn't need to be that close to launch, neither did soviet subs. By the time this movie came out, either country could hit the other from almost anywhere in teh Atlantic, and in three years (1986), the Delta IVs would be equipped with a missle that was able to hit us without the boat leaving the pier.
"I'd piss on a spark plug if I thought it would do any good!"
BWAHAHAHAHAHA :D
BEST LINE EVER !!!
That line was totally ad libbed. Barry Corbin has free reign over most of his dialogue and that was an example.
Even after so many years this is a great movie .
0:56 Defcon 1 is no time for a lighthearted smile and chuckle.
Does it matter if everything is about to end anyway though?
What better time than the end of the world
That's not a chuckle - that's scoffing. General Berringer is Old School, and doesn't trust AI, and he's mocking the WOPR for suggesting something that - to him - was blindingly obvious.
LOL
this is how Skynet start a nuclear war
SubcribeItWontHURT Yes, the similarities between this movie and The Terminator which came out a year later are haunting indeed.
Would you like to play a game?
Skynet defense system Online!
it was made in the 80's the cold war was in everyone mind
This movie teaches a VERY important lesson. You should always be careful of what you do on the computer as you never know what is real or not.
I believe the most important lesson was, concerning nuclear war "the only winning move is not to play" from that scene where the computer finally learned and played over every possible scenario of nuclear anihilation. It didn't matter what place got hit first, everyone loses in the end.
Tf… thats a dumb lesson you made up and the two lessons in the movie are miles of if not completely unrelated to what you just said
me : *turns on the news lately*
uh oh
This movie's becoming oddly relevant as of late. Scary, very very scary.
still funny :D
Yeah, its funny.. 😊
We are at DEFCON 1
@@rollingdudes8859 wait what 😐
@@rollingdudes8859 "Your new defense system SUCKS" LOL
Here’s what DEFCON means
DEFCON 5 - Peace, which means that there is no action needed
DEFCON 4 - Increased Readiness for any military action
DEFCON 3 - Heightened Readiness for any military action
DEFCON 2 - Army ready to do something in less than 6 hours
DEFCON 1 - WAR
DEFCON 0 WOW! That was NO CON!
General Carville: This is General Carville. Soviet Invasion confirm. Execute launch order: 0,1,0, Alpha, Delta, Charlie.
We have confirmation. Missiles primed.
2:05 Teenage girls are the best screamers... something evolutionary about that
An event similar to this actually happened when an Russian computer told the soldiers there was a American missile was launched but thanks to a Russian soldier he convinced his officers not to launch.
Actually it was a Colonel.
It was an officer, not a soldier. He was the only one who didn’t agree to launch.
That happened on 1983 the year of this film
There is also another story of the man who saved the world. A Russian nuclear sub had lost contact with the motherland in the 1950s. All of the officers wanted to launch nukes at America. This one guy did not. For over 5 hours he had to convince the crew to not commit mutiny. Right before they were about to, they reestablished contact with Russia. The man prevented WWIII single handedly.
@@sijdnsd6460 I believe the incident that you're thinking of happened in 1963 at the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis, not the 1950s. The Soviet submarine K-19 was out of contact with Moscow, and US destroyers were trying to get it to surface by dropping training or signaling depth charges that contained only a couple of pounds of explosives. Capt. Vasily Arkhipov was the submarine flotilla leader, and he was aboard Capt. Valentin Savitsky's boat. Savitsky and the zampolit (political officer), Ivan Maslennikov, feared they were under attack by the Americans and wanted to fire a nuclear torpedo. Arkhipov argued against this, and because all captains aboard and the zampolit had to agree on the use of nuclear weapons, they could not use the torpedo. There was a tense discussion (they'd been underwater a long time so they'd been out of contact with Moscow and didn't know current events, plus the air conditioning hadn't functioned in hours), but Arkipov got Savitsky to calm down. It wasn't hours of arguing, though. The K-19 surfaced (with a US plane firing cannon into the water nearby to let them know not to try anything) and made contact with home, learning what had transpired.
The only time I've seen the Defense Condition get raised was in January 1986 when the space shuttle blew up on launch.
My destroyer went to General Quarters because it was thought to have been a deliberate action.
After we'd reported "Manned & Ready",we got the word about the explosions.
THEY PUT MAYONNAISE ON MY WHOPPER. SHUT IT DOWN!!!
The casting for all of these "Crystal Palace" roles was outstanding.
Isn't this the bald general from red alert 2 😂
2 months later a similar thing happened in the USSR
Man. General Carville looked a lot younger back then.
Refreshing to see a high-ranking military guy not being a villain
Probably the most sensible man in the film.
Now in 2022!!! We are on the verge of DEFCON 1
I always forgot how good 80s movies are..
@Callum Matias I hate to be argumentative, but that was a backdoor left by the original programmer. It wasn't supposed to be there
So this is what Stargate Command looked like BEFORE, LOL.
Steven Bazinet HAHAHAHAHAHA
Steven Bazinet xD
Actually, the Stargate research complex should already be there, somewhere.
This happened in real life when a computer was playing a simulation which they didnt know-it was playing,therefor they went through all the launch procedures but then did not go through with launch.
Flush the bombers ' get the subs in launch mode ' we are at Defcon 1
I'd like to see this scene in airplane! 50 bombers in a row all flushing commodes at once...😎. Subs in sling shots
How I feel with a big test coming up.
KOHF34 Same
KOHF34 awesome!
I like how the Norad complex goes "ahooo gah! ahooo gah!"
That distinctive alarm sound comes from a “klaxon”. Technology Connections has a good video on them.
Who’s here watching on the verge of WWIII?
All these simulations are being practiced on the highest level possible
Me
And now we're closer than ever since we're defcon 3
Nice
I wonder how long It will take to get to DEFCON 2
@@p_filippouz been on defcon 3 since 9-11 basically, because of raising terror attacks
@@BravoGimp1251 true but we're pretty close to DEFCON 2 now
0:12 what’s an E-3 doing at the helm of NORAD? Lol wtf.
STEAM SERVERS EVERY SALE XD
GabeN: "Let's close up the mountain" 😆😆😆
"We have Steam Sale Launch confirmation! We have Steam Sale Launch confirmation!"
Here’s my report on the WOPR: It was a much better sandwich back in 1983.
Damn they had balls making this movie while the war was very much still in everyone’s minds
wait until you discover james bond movies 😂
I love that the general's tie is slightly disheveled - perfect!!
0:30 were at defcon 1 close all hamburger vaults
Lightman: "The gate's closed?!"
Airman:
Russia just invaded Ukraine this is becoming more relevant
Pretty flimsy gates for Cheyenne Mountain!
This was before the top secret Stargate project
That's just the GTFO-gates, it's not the ones meant to stop actual blasts but to tell people to stay away
Good luck getting through the 25 ton air tight blastel sealed door.
@Veronica Leigh Johnson: Indeed.
Outer gates are flimsy... no point in making it look interesting.
Little did anyone know, but three months later the Soviets would face the same issue shown in the movie (false launch alarm). Only the wisdom of Stanislav Petrov helped avoid WW3...
I remember be a kid watching this movie Dude played his part well
Notice how the General ,when faced with the idea the computer is tricking them ,decides to not trust the computer. That is why humans need to be in the loop.
one of the best movies from the past. Old good days when directors know how to make good movies...
The sets was amazing that’s for damn sure
It's kinda weird to see general Carville without his sexy mustache
Funny thing is, this movie is similar to something that actually occurred not long after the flick got released... except that Ronald Reagan was the "hacker", the Soviets were the folks who got spooked, and Reagan's "hacking" was done with actual troops on the ground, rather than computer games. But a computer WAS involved, the Soviet Union's RYAN model. That model convinced the Rooskies to put their country on a war footing, and a Soviet computer warning system did misinterpret sunbeams bouncing off of clouds as a missile launch. It was only a gut feeling on someone's part that kept a report of a missile launch from being phoned in.
You mean the Able Archer drill by NATO?
Well God bless the guy who was too busy taking a s***
@@jacobhirschfeld yep Able Archer Exercise
I didn't think the Soviet Union had computers, much less one called 'Ryan' (not a very Russian sounding computer)
"THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!!!"
*"I'm lookin' at fighter jets over I-95! HOW THE HELL DID THEY GET THROUGH?!"*
0:20 oh shit.... Bass bombs
Crazy how this movie came out 1 year b4 Terminator where a sentient AI wants war between humans,coincidence?
1:36 The set designers probably should have put a bit more bracing behind those switch panels.
Ah yes .. The movie where a kid prevents nuclear armageddon by playing Tic Tac Toe..
You gotta love the 80s.
"Do you like to play a game?"
It's the only one joe understands man!
Maurice Minnifield after being an astronaut but before he moved to Cicely, Alaska. ;)
My confidence is a bit shaken, to be honest. 😮
DEFCON-1: Cocked Pistol. That’s the actual codeword they use.
My main thought having seen this was when I was around 10 was "Damn, I want one of those cool V8-powered jeeps". That is a cool vehicle.
Damn good film. Let's hope no one does a remake. It was originally thought that John Wood's part might be played by John Lennon, unfortunately he wasn't available by the time that filming started.
True - but by "not available" substitute "dead" - he was murdered in December 1980.
Wonder if he would've actually done the role had he not been killed by that nut?
GENERAL MILLEY
May he piss on a spark during his calls to china
I think the funniest thing is probably how he’s wearing his uniform with the jacket open
He wears his jacket for most scenes. There is one scene where he wasn't. But what's wrong with him having the jacket open?
@1:27 why is there dust on their faces ? The fust comes from the **back** of the car. The front of the car is dustless...
I love how they cast the same actor as the General in the video game C&C Red Alert 2.
In almost the exact same scene.
Just realised this was General Carville from Red Alert 2! He does make for a good General!
Ooh yeah :D it was a brilliant move from Westwood studios to hire him
Thing is if the Soviets got a phone call from the US accusing a full scale nuclear engagement, the Soviets would instantly have to assume that a retaliatory strike would be incoming. They’d likely start launch procedures. I doubt the US would tell them “we had a computer AI fuckup so we nearly nuked you lol” and even if they did the Soviets would likely believe it was a bluff just as the US did when the Soviets (correctly) denied launching anything.
funny story something like this actually happend. someone accedentally projected a simulation on the main screen so they where starting to respond when luckely they found out it was fake.
Karma If you could spell worth a damn I may have lied about believing you.
And then everybody clapped?
@@kbholla You know that's an actual incident, right? A maintenance man put the computers into simulation mode and almost started WWIII
It's happened many times. Wikipedia has an article called "List of nuclear close calls" that is really interesting. In each case the person in charge either didn't believe it or couldn't bring themselves to launch. Fortunately.
@@EGarrett01 Will when you have the fate of billions of people in your hands it does make you second guess.
In this movie, the lesson was not learned until Terminator3.
This is a serious clip. It should be well respected.
"Tell me this is one of your simulations, Mr. McKittrick!"
At 2:14 Just imagine if both of them ran into each other, and they were Karen's, just blame everything on half brother
Early 80's movies had much more believable computers. Gotta love how actual prop programs had to be written for them rather than just every screen having a trippy CGI sequence made in a compositor that says "HACKING... 54% COMPLETE"
Mathew Broderick couldn't type so the set up the system to correct type what was needed no matter the keys he pushed.
The Great Star of Command & Conquer Red Alert Series!
I didn't know this was general Carville from Red Alert 2.
...he didn't age too gracefully.
Just a reminder to everyone that as of right now I think we are at Defcon 2.
No man, stop making a fool of yourself and scaring ppl.
The official DEFCON level (you know, what the Department of Defense is in charge of) is classified. No civilian really knows what the DEFCON level is at. Anything else is just groups of people either making their own assumptions base on current world events or just flat out lying to you. Food for thought, Komrade.
I saw this in the theater when I was 13 I loved it.
I almost did at the same age. It was Visiting Day at camp and my dad wanted to take me, but since my mother was also going to visit (they were divorced), I thought it wasn't a good idea. We rented the film a few months later. And what is funny-that Visiting Day was July 24, 1983. Eleven years later was my dad's funeral, he died at 50 of cancer.
Meanwhile at Russia:
"Hey, Dude!"
"What"
"Uhh, what are those things"
"Probably some idiots, playing tic tac toe i dunno"
I love Barry Corbin in this film
This was the first film I ever saw him in. I thought he looked like Jackie Gleason.
Defcon 2 , the internet. Chat rooms. Airforce beer is on me?
Great casting in this movie. No wonder it was a hit.
Mr. McKittrick, after very careful consideration, sir, I've come to the conclusion that your new defense system sucks ...
0:52 "What does WOPR recommend?"...."full scale retaliatory strike"...."I need some machine to tell me that" -- well... then why did you ask?
it’s because the “full scale retaliatory strike” is obvious. I think he was looking for more info then just the clear suggestion of full strike.
Skynet was born.
At least confidence is high not absolutely certain🤣
Alot like the pres
Love this scene, and love the new presentation. Thanks for the upload!
1m41 "generators on and functioning.."
"OK, dial the gate..."
This was the movie that helped me decide to join the Air Force...two years later though.
I was 6 when I saw it in the theater and felt scared by these scenes of impending nuclear war. I really don't know how much I understood at that time about the reality of it.
I would bet when the jeep crashes when they broke through the fence was not supposed to happen!
It wasn't. Badham kept it in.
Everybody loses, but one loses the least.
It is great how they have had synchronized the camera and all the screens !
in real life DEFCON 1 would mean the apocalypse
In this movie it also means the apocalypse
Remember at defcon 0, nukes are flyin and vaporizin!
Called extra crispy by kfc
To me, he'll always be Maurice, the Astronaut living in the wilds of Sicily Alaska.