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00:01:14	Replacement team's here, sir.
00:01:16	Right.
00:01:17	Come on through.
00:01:21	20 minutes and we were gonna
00:01:23	Yeah. It's really something out there.
00:01:26	- You look a mess, sir.
00:01:28	Your turn next, Ginsburg.
00:01:37	OK. I'll see you in 24.
00:01:39	See you tomorrow.
00:01:45	What was that you were you saying?
00:01:47	You used to hear her chant
00:01:50	- Om mahneypod me om.
00:01:53	She'd cup her hands over those seeds
00:01:56	She grew the most beautiful
00:01:59	Primo stuff. Resin city.
00:02:06	Stand clear.
00:02:16	The commander's been worried
00:02:20	- What roads?
00:02:22	Visibility? Bullshit. You guys haven't
00:02:27	- I wrote you guys up in the logbook.
00:02:32	Good night, gentlemen!
00:02:44	So, that was like sinsemilia, right?
00:02:46	Sinsemilla. This grass made
00:02:50	Lay you out flat, man.
00:02:56	- Got a red light, sir.
00:02:58	Number eight. Warhead alarm.
00:03:00	Give it a thump with your finger.
00:03:07	Alarm reset.
00:03:22	Skybird, this is Dropkick with
00:03:27	Break. Break. Red dash Alpha.
00:03:29	- Stand by to copy message.
00:03:31	Romeo OscarNovember Charlie
00:03:35	Tango Tango Lima Alpha.
00:03:38	Authentication: 220040 Delta
00:03:44	Lima.
00:03:46	I have a valid message.
00:03:49	I agree with authentication also, sir.
00:04:07	- Enter launch code.
00:04:16	- Launch order confirmed.
00:04:24	Target selection: complete.
00:04:28	- Yield selection: complete.
00:04:32	- All right. Let's do it. Insert launch key.
00:04:35	- Launch key inserted.
00:04:38	On my mark... rotate launch key to Set.
00:04:42	Three... two... one...
00:04:46	- Mark.
00:04:58	Roger. At Set.
00:05:06	- Sir?
00:05:07	- Enable missiles.
00:05:11	- Three enabled.
00:05:17	Seven... eight...
00:05:20	Nine...
00:05:25	Ten. All missiles enabled.
00:05:26	- Get me Wing Command Post. Direct line.
00:05:30	- Try SAC Headquarters on the HF.
00:05:34	I want somebody on the goddamn phone
00:05:42	T minus 20.
00:05:43	I got nothin' here! They might
00:05:47	Right.
00:05:49	On my mark,
00:05:52	Roger. Ready to go to Launch.
00:05:54	- Fourteen...
00:05:57	Eleven...
00:06:01	Seven... six...
00:06:04	- Five...
00:06:07	- Three... two...
00:06:10	One... Launch!
00:06:14	- Sir, we are at launch! Turn your key!
00:06:19	Turn your key, sir!
00:08:06	They're cleared. Go ahead and open it up.
00:08:12	- Hello. I'm Pat Healy.
00:08:16	I'm Pat Healy, Dr McKittrick's assistant.
00:08:21	We had scheduled a meeting
00:08:23	If you have any questions,
00:08:26	I'd be happy to fill you in
00:09:22	They're here.
00:09:24	Good.
00:09:25	Let's go.
00:09:28	Cabot and Watson came alone.
00:09:32	I wish they'd brought a few senators.
00:09:36	John, please! Don't start that right away.
00:09:39	I had them on the phone
00:09:43	Well, are we positive that these men had
00:09:48	Lyle, for God's sakes! How many times
00:09:52	- It doesn't make any difference.
00:09:56	They all believed it was the real deal.
00:09:58	Look, we gotta be on a plane
00:10:01	I have to explain to the president
00:10:05	failed to launch their missiles. What
00:10:09	The president knows that I am fully
00:10:14	I've ordered a re-evaluation of
00:10:18	Wait a minute. Excuse me, General.
00:10:20	We can't ask these men
00:10:23	with a lot of headshrinker horseshit!
00:10:28	Those men know what it means to turn
00:10:32	Now, it's as simple as that!
00:10:38	I think we oughta take
00:10:41	- Mr McKittrick, you're out of line, sir.
00:10:45	Excuse me!
00:10:48	I'm sorry. I don't understand.
00:10:51	Gentlemen! We've had men in these silos
00:10:54	since before any of you
00:10:59	For myself, I sleep pretty well at night
00:11:04	General, we know they're fine men,
00:11:08	to have missiles
00:11:11	because those men refuse to turn
00:11:15	You mean when
00:11:17	The president will probably follow
00:11:22	I imagine the Joint Chiefs
00:11:24	- You're damn tootin'.
00:11:27	In a surprise attack, there's no time.
00:11:30	23 minutes from warning to impact.
00:11:32	- Six minutes if it's sub-launched.
00:11:35	That's barely enough time
00:11:39	Once he makes the decision,
00:11:42	Now, sir, I know that you've got
00:11:46	but if you could indulge me,
00:11:56	These computers give instant access
00:12:00	Troop movements, Soviet
00:12:03	It all flows into this room,
00:12:07	- WOPR? What is that?
00:12:10	This is Mr Richter.
00:12:12	Paul, would you like to tell
00:12:16	Well, the WOPR spends all its time
00:12:20	24 hours a day, 365 days a year,
00:12:28	using all available information
00:12:31	The WOPR has already fought
00:12:35	time and time again.
00:12:37	It estimates Soviet responses
00:12:40	to their responses, and so on.
00:12:43	Estimates damage. Counts the dead.
00:12:45	Then it looks for ways
00:12:48	The point is that the key decisions
00:12:50	of every option have already
00:12:53	So all this trillion-dollar hardware
00:12:57	of those men with the little brass keys?
00:13:00	That's exactly right. Whose only problem
00:13:03	But in 30 days we could put in electronic
00:13:08	Gentlemen...
00:13:11	I wouldn't trust this overgrown pile of
00:13:15	I don't know if you wanna trust the safety
00:13:21	Nobody is talking about entrusting
00:13:24	to a machine, for God's sake!
00:13:26	We'll keep control,
00:13:29	All right, gentlemen.
00:13:31	I think I'm going to recommend
00:13:35	And I'll get back to you on this.
00:13:39	You won't regret this.
00:14:02	OK. You had fries and a Coke, right?
00:14:22	Damn!
00:14:27	- Hi, David!
00:14:30	- How's it going?
00:14:35	- You wanna take this over? I gotta go.
00:14:38	- Go ahead.
00:14:43	- Bye, David!
00:14:54	All right. Question number two.
00:14:58	Seeds that are germinated in water
00:15:06	- Robert?
00:15:08	Ah! David!
00:15:10	Nice of you to join us.
00:15:25	Question number four.
00:15:28	novel and innovative concepts
00:15:32	from sudden left-field inspiration.
00:15:34	Miss Mack...
00:15:36	Could you tell us your answer
00:15:39	Why do nitrogen nodules
00:15:45	Love?
00:15:50	Jennifer, what do you know about
00:15:55	Some bit of salacious info
00:15:59	- No.
00:16:01	No, you didn't know
00:16:05	Because you don't pay attention in class.
00:16:12	- Thank you.
00:16:14	There seems to be a lot of confusion on
00:16:20	Could someone tell me, please
00:16:22	who first suggested the idea
00:16:35	- Miss Mack!
00:16:37	What is so amusing?
00:16:42	What?
00:16:44	All right, Lightman.
00:16:46	Maybe you can tell us who first suggested
00:16:52	Your wife?
00:16:58	Get out, Lightman! Get out!
00:17:08	Mr Ligget wants me to discuss
00:17:12	I think Mr Kessler's getting tired
00:17:15	Me, too.
00:17:46	Lightman. What a... surprise.
00:17:50	Won't you come in?
00:18:06	Hi!
00:18:08	Hi!
00:18:09	Sorry if I got you in trouble.
00:18:12	That's OK. You were perfect.
00:18:14	- I was?
00:18:16	- You want a ride home?
00:18:20	Hop on.
00:18:29	- So you got an F on that test today, too?
00:18:32	Guess we're both gonna be
00:18:35	- Not me.
00:18:39	- I don't think so.
00:18:43	- Why not? Come on! Tell me. Why not?
00:18:46	Why don't you come up to my house
00:18:49	What are you gonna show me?
00:18:51	I'm gonna show you.
00:18:55	- Hi, Bo!
00:18:58	Hey, Bo! How you doin'?
00:19:17	My room's upstairs.
00:19:19	- Your parents aren't home?
00:19:39	A little mess.
00:19:41	It's OK. You should see my room.
00:19:52	- You're really into computers, huh?
00:20:00	- What are you doing?
00:20:15	They change the password every couple
00:20:33	- Are those your grades?!
00:20:36	I don't think that I deserved an F, do you?
00:20:42	- You can't do that!
00:20:47	- Do you have a middle initial?
00:20:55	Those are my grades.
00:20:58	- How can anybody get a D in home ec?
00:21:02	- Can you erase this?
00:21:04	What are you doing?
00:21:06	- I'm changing your biology grade.
00:21:10	Nobody can find out. You got a C!
00:21:14	- Change it back.
00:21:16	- I said change it back.
00:21:27	I guess I'd better get going.
00:21:30	Thanks for the ride.
00:21:33	Yeah. OK. Bye.
00:21:35	Bye.
00:22:34	Get down. Get down. You've already
00:22:38	Sit! Stay!
00:22:40	- Don't forget to take out the garbage.
00:22:43	- Put that lid on real tight.
00:22:48	Yes, they will carry back on the second.
00:22:51	Sure. I think we can really work out
00:22:56	Oh, but you've gotta see it!
00:22:59	There's a Jacuzzi
00:23:12	Oh, sure. We can work that out.
00:23:15	That is true. You'll have a balloon
00:23:19	But that's nothing.
00:23:23	He who dances must pay the piper.
00:23:25	- See you, Dad.
00:23:32	You know, I worry about that kid.
00:23:34	Why?
00:23:37	Sometimes I think
00:23:44	This corn is raw!
00:23:46	I know. Isn't it wonderful? It's so crisp.
00:23:49	- Of course it's crisp! It's raw!
00:23:51	You can just taste the vitamin
00:23:55	Couldn't we have pills,
00:23:58	- What city, please?
00:24:01	The number for Protovision.
00:24:04	Yes. That's 555 8632.
00:24:07	Thank you. Could you also tell me
00:24:12	There's 399, 437, 767, 936.
00:24:17	Thanks.
00:24:33	Protovision... I have you now.
00:24:55	Yes?
00:25:04	Saul's Fish Market.
00:25:17	- Hi!
00:25:23	What?
00:25:24	I've been thinking.
00:25:27	- Can you still change it?
00:25:29	I can't believe I was so stupid.
00:25:33	- I don't know. It might be kinda rough.
00:25:36	They might have changed the password.
00:25:39	Maybe they didn't. Can't we at least try?
00:25:43	- Damn!
00:25:47	OK.
00:25:48	- You owe me a quarter.
00:25:59	- What's it doing?
00:26:06	- Don't touch the keys!
00:26:10	Excuse me.
00:26:12	This computer company's coming out
00:26:16	The programs are probably
00:26:19	So I told my system to search for other
00:26:27	They answer with a tone that other
00:26:31	You're calling every number
00:26:37	- Isn't that expensive?
00:26:40	You can go to jail for that.
00:26:42	Only if you're over 18.
00:26:46	Is this going to take a long time?
00:26:50	Oh. That's funny, actually.
00:26:53	Cos...
00:26:55	I already changed it.
00:26:58	- I told you not to do that.
00:27:00	But I figured you'd change your mind.
00:27:05	- Well, what did I get?
00:27:08	- You gave me a D?
00:27:11	- I was kidding.
00:27:13	Well, that's OK.
00:27:15	Here. Let's see what we have so far.
00:27:18	Excuse me.
00:27:20	Did you really give me an A?
00:27:22	Yeah.
00:27:25	- Thanks.
00:27:32	Hey! You got a bank!
00:27:34	Gotta make a note of that one.
00:27:43	Pan Am.
00:27:45	- Where shall we go?
00:27:47	- Anywhere.
00:27:49	- New York. OK.
00:27:57	Will you be travelling alone?
00:27:59	Yeah... No. You wanna go with me?
00:28:02	OK.
00:28:05	- All right. Smoking or nonsmoking?
00:28:10	All right, Miss Mack. You're
00:28:14	Ieaving Chicago's O'Hare Airport
00:28:19	Do we need a rental car? No.
00:28:22	- Do we really have tickets to Paris?
00:28:33	It doesn't identify itself.
00:28:35	Try anything.
00:28:43	"Connection terminated." How rude.
00:28:46	We'll ask it for help.
00:28:48	- Can you do that?
00:28:51	The more complicated they are,
00:29:01	Now what?
00:29:04	Help games.
00:29:11	"Games" refers to models,
00:29:14	which have strategic applications.
00:29:17	I don't know. That's gotta be them.
00:29:21	List games.
00:29:46	Oh, my God!
00:29:58	So these guys can tell you
00:30:01	They probably invented it
00:30:22	- Can you wait here?
00:30:24	- Cos these guys can get a little nervous.
00:30:36	Jim.
00:30:38	Oh. Lightman.
00:30:43	Hi, Lightman!
00:30:45	I want you to take a look at this.
00:30:53	- Hey! What's that?
00:30:58	Wow! Where'd you get this?
00:31:00	Protovision. I wanted to see
00:31:04	- Can I have this?
00:31:09	Remember you told me to tell you when
00:31:13	You're doing it right now.
00:31:21	"Theatrewide biotoxic
00:31:26	- This didn't come from Protovision.
00:31:30	- I told you already.
00:31:33	- Probably classified, too.
00:31:37	- Iike checkers and backgammon?
00:31:41	Jim, how do I get into that system?
00:31:44	That system probably contains
00:31:48	- You'll never get in.
00:31:52	- I bet you Jim could get in.
00:31:55	- I bet you he could.
00:31:58	- But you might look for a back door.
00:32:02	That girl's listening,
00:32:05	Mr Potato-head.
00:32:06	Mr Potato-head!
00:32:09	- You're giving away all our best tricks.
00:32:13	- What's a back door?
00:32:16	I put in a password
00:32:18	That way, whenever I wanna get back in,
00:32:21	I can bypass whatever security they've
00:32:27	Yeah?
00:32:28	OK. You really wanna get in, find out
00:32:32	Come on! I don't even
00:32:34	Boy, are you guys dumb! You guys are
00:32:39	Oh, yeah, Malvin? How would you do it?
00:32:42	The first game in the list.
00:34:47	Hi! I'm Jennifer.
00:34:49	- Is David here?
00:34:51	Yeah. He's up in his room.
00:34:55	Thanks.
00:34:56	Have you ever heard
00:34:59	Tumulus? No. I haven't. I'm sorry.
00:35:02	Neither have l.
00:35:05	Yeah?
00:35:08	Hi!
00:35:10	- Where have you been?
00:35:12	I haven't seen you all week in school.
00:35:17	No, no. I was...
00:35:19	I was doing things.
00:35:22	- No. I'm going to get some water, OK?
00:35:25	- What is all that stuff?
00:35:29	I was trying to find out about the guy
00:35:33	so I could get his secret password.
00:35:35	- Why?
00:35:38	What's so special about playing
00:35:41	Oh, no...
00:35:42	No, it's not just some machine.
00:35:45	Here. Look at this.
00:35:47	This is a tape that I got from the library.
00:35:50	It's about this guy named Falken.
00:35:53	He was into games as well as computers.
00:35:56	He designed them so that
00:36:00	- Chess.
00:36:02	- Everybody's doing that now.
00:36:06	He designed his computer
00:36:09	So they'd be better
00:36:12	The system actually learned how to learn.
00:36:16	It could teach itself.
00:36:18	If I could just get that damn password,
00:36:24	That's him. That's Falken.
00:36:28	That's him? Wow!
00:36:31	He's amazing-looking!
00:36:35	Can't you write to him
00:36:37	No. He's dead.
00:36:39	- He's dead?
00:36:41	Here. Look. Here's his obituary.
00:36:45	- He wasn't very old.
00:36:49	Oh, yeah? Oh, that's old.
00:36:53	That's his little boy.
00:36:56	Oh, yeah?
00:36:58	This is really sad. Did you know the child
00:37:03	- I know.
00:37:05	the tragic loss of his family,
00:37:16	My dad is 45.
00:37:21	- Once he was really sick...
00:37:25	- My father?
00:37:31	Joshua.
00:37:34	It can't be that simple.
00:37:44	- Wow!
00:37:47	We got something.
00:37:58	We're in!
00:38:00	It thinks I'm Falken!
00:38:04	Hello.
00:38:09	- How can it ask you that?
00:38:13	- Do you wanna hear it talk?
00:38:16	I'll ask it how it feels.
00:38:19	I'm fine. How are... you?
00:38:25	Excellent. It's been a long time.
00:38:28	Can you explain the removal of
00:38:35	They must have told it he died.
00:38:39	People sometimes make... mistakes.
00:38:44	- Yes, they do.
00:38:47	It's not a real voice. This box interprets
00:38:52	Shall we play a game?
00:38:55	Oh!
00:38:57	- I think it missed him.
00:39:00	Love to!
00:39:02	How about Global Thermonuclear War?
00:39:09	Wouldn't you prefer
00:39:13	Later.
00:39:14	Let's play
00:39:16	Global Thermonuclear War.
00:39:19	Fine.
00:39:21	All right!
00:39:24	Wow!
00:39:28	Which side do you want?
00:39:33	I'll be the Russians.
00:39:39	Please listprimary targets.
00:39:41	- Who shall we nuke first?
00:39:45	How about... Las Vegas?
00:39:47	Las Vegas! Great!
00:39:52	- What next? Seattle!
00:39:55	Kill 'em!
00:40:07	I have seven, correction, eight Red birds
00:40:13	Better get the old man down here.
00:40:15	We have Soviet missile warning.
00:40:17	Check formalfunction
00:40:20	Projected target areas
00:40:38	This is Crystal Palace initiating
00:40:44	19 degrees past apogee.
00:40:46	Possible 18 targets in track.
00:40:59	- What you got up here, Joe?
00:41:02	Eight inbound Soviet ICBMs
00:41:05	Estimated impact: 1 1 minutes.
00:41:09	- Why didn't we get a launch detection?
00:41:13	BMEWS has continuous radar tracking
00:41:17	Confidence is high.
00:41:26	- What is all that stuff?
00:41:29	- for multiple-impact re-entry vehicles.
00:41:32	I don't know. But it's great!
00:41:34	- Are those bombs? Which is the bombs?
00:41:37	- Blow 'em up.
00:41:39	- What's a trajectory heading?
00:41:46	The president's diverting to Andrews.
00:41:50	- The chairman of the Joint Chiefs is on...
00:41:56	Take us to DEFCON 3.
00:41:58	Get onto SAC.
00:42:00	Yes, sir.
00:42:03	SAC, this is Crystal Palace.
00:42:08	Scramble all alert aircraft.
00:42:12	Inbounds presently MIRVing.
00:42:15	We now have approximately
00:42:19	- New time to impact: eight minutes.
00:42:22	- General Powers is on the line.
00:42:26	Goddamn it! We didn't get
00:42:30	Radar picked 'em up already out of the
00:42:36	Get the ICBMs in the bullpen
00:42:40	- Get me the president on the horn.
00:42:49	Mr President? This is Beringer at NORAD.
00:42:53	Oh, attack!
00:42:55	- I wonder if I should use my subs.
00:42:58	David!
00:43:02	Excuse me.
00:43:04	David!
00:43:06	How many times have I told you
00:43:10	- Look at this mess!
00:43:12	Now! Come down now!
00:43:15	Come down here and do what
00:43:20	We're gonna barbecue tonight.
00:43:22	- You wanna invite your little friend?
00:43:25	David!
00:43:28	Shit!
00:43:36	Little friend.
00:43:45	Mr President, something's happening.
00:43:51	- What's happening, Joe?
00:43:55	negative confirmation
00:43:59	Get onto SAC. Tell 'em to hold steady.
00:44:03	Stop! It's a simulation!
00:44:07	What the hell's he yelling about?
00:44:10	We're not being attacked!
00:44:13	Whoa, now! Hold it!
00:44:14	You're not supposed to be runnin' here.
00:44:17	We don't know how it happened.
00:44:19	Someone outside fed an attack simulation
00:44:23	Conley...
00:44:24	Take us off full alert.
00:44:26	Hold at DEFCON 4 till we find out exactly
00:44:31	I didn't tell you to cut the line!
00:44:35	They shut down
00:44:38	We did locate the area
00:44:41	- Where?
00:44:43	Shut it down!
00:44:45	Somebody's playing a game with us.
00:44:47	At a prophylactic recycling centre...
00:44:50	Hi, Dad!
00:44:52	David!
00:44:54	- David, come in here!
00:44:56	Plenty, mister. Plenty.
00:45:00	You have just passed
00:45:03	Congratulations, dear!
00:45:05	Show this to your dad.
00:45:07	Honey! David has something to show you.
00:45:11	- What's that?
00:45:13	Uh-oh.
00:45:17	This is good!
00:45:19	I'm so proud of you!
00:45:21	..went on a full-scale nuclearalert,
00:45:23	believing the Soviet Union
00:45:26	A spokesman places blame
00:45:30	emphasising that the problem
00:45:33	For more on the story,
00:45:39	Well, that's your phone.
00:45:41	Yeah.
00:45:43	Seriously, David. Congratulations.
00:45:53	- Hello?
00:45:55	Are you watching the news?
00:45:57	Jennifer. Yeah, I'm watching.
00:45:59	David, is that us on TV? Did we do that?
00:46:02	It could be. Oh, Jesus, Jennifer!
00:46:04	What am I gonna do? They're gonna
00:46:08	I'm screwed!
00:46:10	No! Sh! Calm down!
00:46:14	If they were so smart,
00:46:17	Yeah.
00:46:18	OK. So all you have to do is throw
00:46:23	- That's all.
00:46:24	- Maybe they didn't trace the call.
00:46:29	I'm sure they didn't trace the call.
00:46:33	We'll both act normal
00:46:36	OK?
00:46:37	- OK.
00:46:40	God! This is so unbelievable!
00:46:44	No, Jennifer! Don't call her!
00:46:46	Sorry. All right. I won't.
00:46:50	OK. Good night, Jennifer.
00:47:21	Greetings, ProfessorFalken.
00:47:25	Oh, my God.
00:47:34	Incorrect identification.
00:47:38	I am not Falken.
00:47:40	Falken is dead.
00:47:45	Sorry to hear that, Professor.
00:47:47	Yesterday's game was interrupted.
00:47:50	Although primary goal has not yet
00:47:56	Game time elapsed:
00:48:01	Estimated time remaining:
00:48:08	What is the primary goal?
00:48:13	You should know, Professor.
00:48:17	Oh, come on.
00:48:19	What is the primary goal?
00:48:25	To win the game.
00:49:53	David Lightman, hold it right there. FBl.
00:49:55	- I'll read you your rights.
00:49:57	You have the absolute right
00:50:00	What did I do?
00:50:02	You have the right
00:50:05	and to have one present
00:50:07	If you cannot afford an attorney,
00:50:11	- Do you understand these rights?
00:50:13	Are you willing to talk to me
00:50:17	All right. Let's move.
00:50:31	This rather large room
00:50:34	No picture taking. The screens in front
00:50:38	and missile tracking stations
00:50:41	This is the commander's desk.
00:50:45	Would you mind relinquishing
00:50:47	Miss Dailey, would you come
00:50:51	These buttons are connected
00:50:55	and missile launching stations.
00:50:57	Miss Dailey, would you press
00:51:00	- The one in the middle?
00:51:02	Oh, my God! It's the wrong one!
00:51:05	It's a joke! You didn't blow up anything.
00:51:08	"Distinguished visitors
00:51:40	Last week I had the governor
00:51:43	He said, "Colonel Thomas, why are we
00:51:47	Why are we at DEFCON 4?
00:51:49	The Soviets saw our bombers scramble
00:51:52	We told them it was just an exercise, but
00:51:57	Wait. Wait.
00:51:58	- Give me that.
00:52:00	Just what we need today. Why don't they
00:52:05	- Well, I think they're going to tomorrow.
00:52:12	It was a one-in-a-million shot.
00:52:14	There was an open line
00:52:16	The phone company screwed up!
00:52:19	- John. John McKittrick, George Wigan.
00:52:22	George is with the FBl.
00:52:24	It looks like we've got
00:52:27	Paul, what happened?
00:52:29	The kid broke into the war game using a
00:52:34	- A password?
00:52:36	None of my team even knew it was there.
00:52:38	Kid claims
00:52:40	That's great!
00:52:44	We can find the password and take it out,
00:52:48	Oh. Beef up, huh?
00:52:51	How about screwed up?
00:52:53	We did all that and he broke in again.
00:52:55	Kid says your computer called him.
00:52:58	What the hell is going on, John?
00:53:01	I woke up the president. I told him
00:53:05	You know what an idiot that makes me
00:53:09	I think we're being a little naive here.
00:53:11	There is no way a high-school punk
00:53:13	can put a dime in a telephone
00:53:16	He's got to be working
00:53:18	He fits the profile perfectly.
00:53:22	Alienated from his parents.
00:53:25	Classic case
00:53:28	What does this say
00:53:30	I mean, have you gotten any insight
00:53:35	would jeopardise the lives of millions?
00:53:37	He says
00:53:39	Dammit, John, I want some answers,
00:53:46	- Let me talk to this little prick.
00:53:51	Come on, Paul.
00:53:57	Who do they belong to? Do you know?
00:53:59	What?
00:54:00	Good morning, sir.
00:54:01	- Where's the Lightman kid?
00:54:13	Hello, David. John McKittrick.
00:54:17	Sergeant, these aren't necessary,
00:54:20	No, sir.
00:54:22	Well, David, we called your parents.
00:54:26	We told them everything's fine.
00:54:28	No charges have been filed... yet.
00:54:31	But I think we are gonna need
00:54:36	How much time?
00:54:37	Well, that depends on
00:54:41	Oh, of course.
00:54:44	Sergeant, would you tell the OD
00:54:48	Let's go down to my office.
00:54:52	Go ahead.
00:54:58	You used to work with Stephen Falken?
00:55:00	I started as his assistant.
00:55:03	I read an article you wrote with him
00:55:06	Bluffing. Yeah,
00:00:06	He never understood the practical uses
00:00:10	This machine over here
00:00:13	Joshua.
00:00:16	Come here a minute, David.
00:00:20	See that sign up here? Up here?
00:00:22	- Yeah.
00:00:24	That indicates
00:00:27	It should read DEFCON 5,
00:00:30	It's still on 4 because of
00:00:34	Actually, if we hadn't caught it in time,
00:00:38	- You know what that means, David?
00:00:41	World War Ill.
00:00:44	Wow.
00:00:45	You broke into our system
00:00:48	That's right. That's exactly right.
00:00:55	After the news, you must have
00:00:58	- Why'd you do it again?
00:01:00	- I even threw the number away.
00:01:03	Joshua called me.
00:01:05	Hey!
00:01:06	Look at that! That's some setup.
00:01:09	- What did you say?
00:01:12	No, no. Before that.
00:01:14	Joshua called me.
00:01:17	David, machines don't call people.
00:01:21	Yours did.
00:01:26	Who are you going to Paris with?
00:01:30	Paris? Oh!
00:01:31	No... You don't understand.
00:01:33	You had reservations for two to Paris.
00:01:39	- Who are you working with?
00:01:43	Why don't I believe you?
00:01:48	I don't think I should say anything else
00:01:53	I think we'd better forget
00:01:56	until I get a few answers
00:02:16	Are you gonna answer the phone?
00:02:22	Hello.
00:02:23	Yeah.
00:02:25	What?
00:02:26	All right. I'll be right down.
00:02:29	You stay here. Don't move.
00:02:43	What's going on?
00:02:44	There's been a serious penetration
00:02:48	- What the hell's he sayin'?
00:02:50	I'll give it to you. Somebody got
00:02:53	and stole the codes
00:02:56	There's no cause for alarm.
00:03:00	unless we're at DEFCON 1 .
00:03:04	Well, who did this?
00:03:05	I think the kid's working
00:03:08	I don't know what they're up to, but
00:03:13	Take us to DEFCON 3
00:03:16	- Where are you?
00:03:18	Get me an update on those subs. I wanna
00:03:49	Joshua.
00:03:52	Greetings, ProfessorFalken.
00:03:57	Hello.
00:03:58	Are you still playing the game?
00:04:03	Of course. I should reach DEFCON 1
00:04:06	and launch my missiles in 28 hours.
00:04:09	Would you like to see
00:04:14	69% of the housing destroyed.
00:04:17	72 million people dead?
00:04:23	Is this a game
00:04:26	or is it real?
00:04:28	What's the difference?
00:04:30	Oh, wow.
00:04:33	You are a hard man to reach.
00:04:36	Could not fiind you in Seattle
00:04:38	and no terminal is in operation
00:04:48	What classified address?
00:04:53	DOD pension fiiles
00:04:59	Dr Robert Hume.
00:05:02	AKA Stephen WFalken.
00:05:06	5 Tall CedarRoad,
00:05:11	Can I just talk to Mr McKittrick?
00:05:15	I'm escorting you to Denver
00:05:19	- pending indictment for espionage.
00:05:22	Let me talk to him!
00:05:25	- Get that bastard out of the war room!
00:05:28	He's still playing the game!
00:05:32	Hold him where you had him before.
00:05:35	Call Falken. He'll tell you. Please,
00:05:39	What the hell's he doing in here anyway?
00:05:57	Some of the men told me
00:07:08	Patient's eyes are dilated, consistent
00:07:42	Depending on what information you want,
00:07:46	Let's say I wanted to find out
00:07:49	I don't think I have the right program.
00:07:51	Excuse me. What do you want?
00:07:54	Bathroom. It's a long ride to Denver.
00:07:56	Excuse me.
00:08:04	Please! Let me talk to Mr McKittrick.
00:08:06	You can't talk to anybody.
00:08:09	- Do you have to take a leak or not?
00:08:38	- I'm working here.
00:08:40	Stop it!
00:08:42	- You have pretty eyes.
00:08:49	I'll get the elevator.
00:08:51	- Sign in here?
00:09:15	I heard they voted you
00:09:19	Will you stop it?!
00:09:21	- Am I bothering you?
00:09:23	- Do you want me to leave?
00:10:35	I want this door open right now.
00:10:37	- How about getting on the phone?
00:11:13	Hey, Scooter! Wait up.
00:11:17	Come on, hurry it up. I'm late.
00:11:19	OK. I'll be right with you.
00:11:22	- I think it's jammed from inside.
00:11:25	David! Come on, David.
00:11:31	OK.
00:11:34	Let's go.
00:11:43	Right this way, folks. I've been informed
00:11:46	that they're cleaning the floors
00:11:49	Don't want anyone to slip and hurt
00:11:53	If I can ask you to board the bus
00:11:57	you'll have a complimentary beverage
00:12:01	Hold it! What are you doing?
00:12:03	Got it. Here it comes.
00:12:06	- You kids think you own this place?
00:12:12	You're not supposed to leave the group.
00:12:15	OK. Excuse me.
00:12:19	Out of the way.
00:12:22	Thank you. Careful there.
00:12:25	Take care. Watch your step.
00:12:27	- Bye.
00:12:29	Watch your step.
00:12:30	- Check everywhere. He can't be far.
00:13:26	- Thanks.
00:13:29	Bye.
00:15:01	- What city, please?
00:15:04	The number for Dr Robert Hume,
00:15:11	Checking underDrRobert Hume,
00:15:15	I fiind no listing.
00:15:17	What does that mean?
00:15:19	I'm sorry. I have no listing.
00:15:21	Oh, wait.
00:15:23	Falken. Dr Stephen Falken,
00:15:30	I fiind no listing
00:15:33	on Tall CedarRoad, Goose lsland.
00:15:36	Thank you.
00:15:53	Yeah?
00:15:54	Jennifer? It's me. David.
00:15:56	- David?
00:15:58	Listen, I'm in Colorado
00:16:00	and I need a really big favour.
00:16:03	- Can you lend me some money?
00:16:05	I need an airline ticket.
00:16:08	I need a ticket from Grand Junction,
00:16:11	- Why? What's going on?
00:16:14	David, what are you doing in Colorado?
00:16:16	I went by yourhouse.
00:16:19	There are men around from the FBI
00:16:23	I can't talk about it right now.
00:16:25	When you buy the ticket, tell them that
00:16:30	David, what's happening?
00:16:32	I can't talk. I've gotta get off the phone.
00:16:41	Punch up number five.
00:16:45	22 Typhoon-class submarines
00:16:48	turning southbound at Nordkapp,
00:16:52	Sergeant, I hope you like vodka.
00:16:54	Yes, sir. I just hope they don't make me
00:17:03	Give me an update...
00:17:05	Sir, the Soviets deny any increase
00:17:09	They wanna know
00:17:11	They're full of shit.
00:17:14	I'm gonna blow their ass out of the water.
00:17:56	Surprise!
00:17:59	- What are you doing here?
00:18:03	- You shouldn't have come. I'm in trouble.
00:18:07	Is this because of
00:18:16	You kids better hustle.
00:18:19	Thanks. Come on. We gotta run.
00:18:26	- Wait, wait, wait, wait! Whoa!
00:18:37	If he's still alive,
00:18:41	No, he's not dead. He left.
00:18:43	When they know too much,
00:18:46	- Anyway, the computer said so.
00:18:49	The computer that's still playing
00:18:54	- Why wouldn't they know about it?
00:18:57	Falken knows about Joshua. He's
00:19:01	That computer is trying to win the game
00:19:05	For real!
00:19:07	You don't even believe me!
00:19:14	David... David.
00:19:18	- He's not dead.
00:19:23	I believe you.
00:20:11	Oh!
00:20:12	What was that?
00:20:14	I don't know.
00:20:20	Did you see that? There are still people
00:20:25	The sky was once filled with them.
00:20:27	- I'm looking for Dr Robert Hume.
00:20:31	No. We're high-school students.
00:20:33	Oh... Pity.
00:20:35	Well, high-school students,
00:20:38	you're on my land and I didn't invite you.
00:20:40	But
00:20:41	aren't you Stephen Falken?
00:20:45	Now, listen carefully.
00:20:47	Path. Follow path.
00:20:50	Gate. Open gate, through gate, close gate.
00:20:53	Last ferry 6.30, so run, run, run.
00:20:56	Wait! Wait.
00:20:58	I came because of Joshua.
00:21:40	Radar reports two unknown tracks are
00:21:46	Confidence is high. Flight profile
00:21:50	I want a visual confirmation on that.
00:21:56	Go to DEFCON 2.
00:22:29	Crystal Palace, this is Delta Foxtrot 27.
00:22:34	Repeat, negative Soviet aircraft.
00:22:36	27, this is Brass Hat.
00:22:39	You're almost on top of 'em.
00:22:41	Brass Hat, we got nothing on radar
00:22:44	and 40 miles visibility.
00:22:46	There's nothin' out there, General.
00:22:50	What the hell?!
00:23:01	- You haven't been listening.
00:23:05	I loved it when you nuked Las Vegas.
00:23:07	A suitably biblical ending for the place,
00:23:11	Are you gonna tell them
00:23:15	Now, children, come on over here.
00:23:19	Are you sitting comfortably?
00:23:22	Then I'll begin.
00:23:24	Once upon a time, there lived
00:23:30	who dominated the world
00:23:33	They ran and they swam
00:23:35	and they fought and they flew.
00:23:37	Until suddenly,
00:23:42	Nature just gave up and started again.
00:23:46	We weren't even apes then.
00:23:48	We were just these smart little rodents
00:23:52	And when we go, nature will start again.
00:23:56	With the bees probably.
00:23:59	Nature knows when to give up, David.
00:24:02	I'm not giving up.
00:24:04	If Joshua tricks them
00:24:08	My fault? The whole point was
00:24:12	without destroying ourselves.
00:24:15	To get the computers to learn from
00:24:18	Except I never could get Joshua
00:24:22	What's that?
00:24:24	Futility. That there's a time
00:24:28	What kind of a lesson is that?
00:24:30	Did you ever play tic-tac-toe?
00:24:33	Yeah. Of course.
00:24:35	- But you don't any more?
00:24:37	Why?
00:24:39	Because it's a boring game.
00:24:42	Exactly. There's no way to win.
00:24:44	The game itself is pointless.
00:24:47	But back at the war room,
00:24:52	That there can be acceptable losses.
00:24:56	So you gave up? Decided to play dead?
00:25:00	For security reasons,
00:25:05	Did you know that no land animal
00:25:07	with a body weight of over 50lb
00:25:12	Extinction is part of the natural order.
00:25:15	Bullshit!
00:25:18	If we're extinguished, it's not natural.
00:25:21	Oh, it's all right. I've planned ahead.
00:25:24	We're just three miles
00:25:27	A millisecond of brilliant light
00:25:30	and we're vaporised.
00:25:32	Much more fortunate than the millions
00:25:36	through the smouldering aftermath.
00:25:39	We'll be spared the horror of survival.
00:25:42	I'm only 17 years old.
00:25:46	I'm not ready to die yet.
00:25:48	You won't make a simple phone call?
00:25:52	If the real Joshua was still alive,
00:25:55	- you'd do it, wouldn't you?
00:25:59	Perhaps time enough for you
00:26:03	But humanity
00:26:07	That a phone call won't stop.
00:26:10	This is unreal! You don't care about death
00:26:16	I know a lot about you.
00:26:19	What was the last thing you cared about?
00:26:26	You've missed the last ferry.
00:26:35	You're welcome to stay.
00:26:43	Good night.
00:26:47	Let's get outta here.
00:26:58	Come on. We'll find a boat.
00:27:18	Mr President, we've got 48 nuclear subs
00:27:22	And we've got 100,000 Soviet troops
00:27:26	We're monitoring their bombers
00:27:29	Well, that's a load of shit!
00:27:31	No, sir. Not you.
00:27:33	Yes, sir. We'll be in touch
00:27:37	Intelligence reports rumours of a new
00:27:41	It can project a false radar image
00:27:45	Christ! Now they got us chasing shadows.
00:27:59	I think I saw one.
00:28:05	What kind of an asshole lives on an island
00:28:10	Maybe we can swim for it.
00:28:13	No. It's two or three miles.
00:28:15	At least. Maybe more.
00:28:17	- Well, what do you say? Let's go for it.
00:28:20	- Come on.
00:28:22	I can't swim.
00:28:24	You can't swim?
00:28:26	No. OK, Wonder Woman? I can't swim.
00:28:28	What kind of an asshole grows up
00:28:32	I never got around to it, OK?
00:28:34	I always thought
00:28:37	I'm sorry.
00:28:43	I wish I didn't know about any of this.
00:28:47	I wish I was like
00:28:51	Then tomorrow it would just be over.
00:28:56	There wouldn't be any time to be sorry.
00:28:59	About anything.
00:29:08	Oh, Jesus!
00:29:11	I really wanted to learn how to swim.
00:29:14	I swear to God I did.
00:29:25	Did I tell you that next week
00:29:28	I was gonna be on TV?
00:29:30	You're kidding?
00:29:32	On that aerobics show
00:29:36	A movie star.
00:29:38	Yeah!
00:29:40	It's kinda stupid, huh? I mean, nobody
00:29:44	I would have.
00:30:04	Oh, Jesus!
00:30:06	The bastard turned us in!
00:31:06	It's all right. Get in.
00:31:34	We have a launch detection.
00:31:38	BMEWS has confiirmed a massive attack.
00:31:40	- Missile warning. No malfunction.
00:31:43	- Cobra Dane, is this an exercise?
00:31:46	General, DPS is tracking
00:31:56	- Tell me this is one of your simulations.
00:31:59	All right. Flush the bombers.
00:32:04	We are at DEFCON 1 .
00:32:06	DEFCON 1.
00:32:10	Major Lem, get me a report on the WOPR.
00:32:16	Initial attack profile
00:32:19	WOPR is putting our losses
00:32:23	What does WOPR recommend,
00:32:26	Full-scale retaliatory strike.
00:32:30	I need some machine to tell me that?
00:32:32	President's on his way
00:32:35	We have to give launch option.
00:32:37	- Has he spoken to the premier?
00:32:41	We have a Soviet submarine
00:32:44	Let's go into a launch mode.
00:32:54	This is Crystal Palace.
00:32:57	After the gates are closed,
00:33:06	Initiate internal power.
00:33:09	Generators on and functioning.
00:33:20	External power disconnected.
00:33:25	Seal off ventilation shafts.
00:33:27	Shaft locks sealed.
00:33:34	The gate's closed!
00:33:43	Is everybody OK?
00:33:45	- Are you all right?
00:33:51	The gate's gonna shut! Come on!
00:33:53	Come on!
00:34:07	Hold the door! Hold the door!
00:34:12	Hold the goddamn door!
00:34:19	Come on! Hurry!
00:34:24	They're clear! They're clear!
00:34:44	All units confirm weapons targeted
00:34:48	We are in a launch mode.
00:34:50	Major Lem, lock out changes.
00:34:52	Roger. Lock out enabled.
00:35:04	All right. I'll call you back.
00:35:06	Here!
00:35:14	I don't know what you think
00:35:18	John! Good to see you!
00:35:21	- What has this kid been telling you?
00:35:25	The president's ready for a counterstrike.
00:35:32	- It's a bluff, John. Call it off.
00:35:35	Hello, General Beringer? Stephen Falken.
00:35:38	Mr Falken, you picked
00:35:41	General, what you see
00:35:46	A computer-enhanced hallucination.
00:35:49	Those blips are not real missiles.
00:35:52	There's nothing to indicate a simulation.
00:35:56	- Does it make any sense?
00:35:59	That!
00:36:00	Look, I don't have time
00:36:03	General, are you prepared
00:36:07	You betcha!
00:36:08	- Do you think they know that?
00:36:12	Then... don't.
00:36:14	Tell the president to ride out the attack.
00:36:17	Sir, they need a decision.
00:36:20	General, do you really believe
00:36:23	without provocation,
00:36:27	so that we would have no choice
00:36:30	One minute and 30 seconds to impact.
00:36:32	General, you are listening to a machine.
00:36:36	Do the world a favour
00:36:43	One minute and 20 seconds to impact.
00:36:57	Yes, Mr President.
00:36:58	Sir, at this point in time, we cannot
00:37:02	We have reason to believe
00:37:05	Yes, sir. That's affirmative.
00:37:09	Yes, sir.
00:37:10	I do, too.
00:37:11	One minute to impact.
00:37:14	Who's first and how soon?
00:37:16	Initial impact
00:37:19	319th at Grand Forks,
00:37:22	50 seconds to impact.
00:37:24	Get me the senior controllers.
00:37:28	All stations, this is Crystal Palace.
00:37:30	Stand by for a message from Brass Hat.
00:37:33	ElmendorfAirForce Base Operations.
00:37:36	319th Bomb Wing Operations.
00:37:39	Colonel, this is Loring AirForce Base.
00:37:45	That's all right. Who are you?
00:37:47	Sir, this is Airman Dougherty, sir.
00:37:50	This is General Beringer at NORAD.
00:37:53	Our current situation...
00:37:56	Men, we're currently tracking
00:37:59	approximately 2,400 inbound
00:38:02	But at the moment
00:38:05	I repeat, we cannot confirm this.
00:38:07	30 seconds to impact.
00:38:10	We're right there with you guys.
00:38:14	Stand by to launch missiles
00:38:24	Stay on this channel as long as you can.
00:38:27	We'll be standing by.
00:38:29	20 seconds to impact.
00:38:40	Ten... nine...
00:38:43	eight... seven...
00:38:46	six...
00:38:47	five...
00:38:49	four...
00:38:50	three...
00:38:52	two...
00:38:53	one... Impact.
00:39:11	This is Crystal Palace. Are you still on?
00:39:15	This is Crystal Palace.
00:39:20	That's affiirmative, sir.
00:39:24	Yeah! We're here!
00:39:25	- Jesus H Christ! We're still here!
00:39:30	No, sir. No impact. We're alive and well.
00:39:34	All right!
00:39:35	All right!
00:39:42	All right!
00:39:50	All right! Recall the bombers!
00:39:52	Stand down the missiles!
00:40:25	Joshua, what are you doing?
00:40:30	COC, I need Dr McKittrick right away.
00:40:33	- This is McKittrick.
00:40:36	WOPR's not letting me log back on.
00:40:38	- I can't get in to stand down the missiles.
00:40:54	Paul, this is McKittrick.
00:40:55	The WOPR's not letting us back in.
00:40:58	I know. No one can get back on.
00:41:01	It's like the entire password file
00:41:04	I tried that! Don't you think
00:41:10	What are those?
00:41:12	Those are launch codes.
00:41:14	What are they for?
00:41:16	Joshua's trying to find the right codes
00:41:31	What's happening?
00:41:32	The random number generators
00:41:34	- Got anything?
00:41:36	I got no idea.
00:41:41	Sir, you better get on the headset.
00:41:45	Yeah?
00:41:46	General, the machine has locked us out.
00:41:51	Codes. To launch the missiles.
00:41:53	Just unplug the goddamn thing!
00:41:55	- Jesus Christ!
00:41:58	It would interpret a shutdown
00:42:02	The computers in the silos would carry
00:42:06	- Can't we disarm the missiles?
00:42:10	There's no time. At this rate
00:42:16	Mr McKittrick?
00:42:20	I have come to the conclusion
00:42:25	I don't have to take that,
00:42:28	I was hoping for something a little better
00:42:32	General, it's the president.
00:42:39	What do you...
00:42:43	That I'm ordering our bombers
00:42:46	We might have to go through
00:42:52	Yes, sir.
00:43:00	He's got one. When he gets all ten,
00:43:03	- Well, can't they get in and stop it?
00:43:09	They've taken out my password.
00:43:12	- Well, what are we gonna do?
00:43:15	I told you not to start
00:43:22	It's games.
00:43:25	- Games!
00:43:27	- John, feed it a tapeworm.
00:43:31	- Did the kid get in the back door?
00:43:33	- Invade the deep logic.
00:43:36	If it wants to play a game, then play it.
00:43:39	- For Christ's sake!
00:43:42	- He can hardly do worse.
00:43:44	I'd piss on a spark plug
00:43:47	- Let the boy in there, Major.
00:43:55	Chess.
00:44:04	Three numbers locked in.
00:44:06	Poker.
00:44:09	Security system's
00:44:15	Global thermonuclear war.
00:44:25	Four numbers.
00:44:29	Stephen, for Christ's sake. Do something.
00:44:32	- Come on, kid. Let's go.
00:44:37	- Put the list back up.
00:44:39	- Put it up!
00:44:49	- It's not on the list!
00:44:51	Go ahead. It's got to be somewhere.
00:44:56	Tic-tac-toe.
00:45:05	You're in. Order it to disarm the missiles.
00:45:08	No! No.
00:45:18	Five numbers. It's got half the code.
00:45:22	One.
00:45:25	- Put X in the centre square.
00:45:38	- Six up.
00:45:40	I know that. It doesn't. It hasn't learned.
00:45:43	- Is there any way to make it play itself?
00:46:08	Seven!
00:46:09	Come on. Learn, goddamn it.
00:46:24	Eight.
00:46:25	It must be caught in a loop. It's taking
00:46:31	Nine numbers.
00:46:36	Ten! It's got the code. It's going to launch.
00:46:57	Colonel Conley, call SAC.
00:47:02	Major Davis, get me the president.
00:47:36	How you doin', Colonel?
00:47:37	Land lines out of the mountain are dead.
00:48:05	- What's it doing?
00:48:53	Greetings, ProfessorFalken.
00:49:04	Hello, Joshua.
00:49:08	Strange game.
00:49:09	The only winning move is not to play.
00:49:20	How about a nice game ofchess?
00:49:58	Colonel Conley, take us to DEFCON 5.
00:50:02	Yes, sir.

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