a title and a plot of "a rogue AI hijacking the Internet to spread chaos and potentially destroy the world, only to be stopped by some kids on their computers." Hosoda later stated that Our War Game "kind of started my idea for [his 2009 film] Summer Wars," noting that Summer Wars "became the feature-length version of that idea" and allowed him to explore material he was unable to in Our War Game's 40 minute runtime. See also 1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident, which occurred a few months after the release References External links The IMSAI computer used in the film () 1983 films 1983 thriller films American science fiction thriller films Cheyenne Mountain Complex Cold War films Films about artificial intelligence Films about computing Films about nuclear war and weapons Films about technological impact Films about the United States Air Force Films about video games Films directed by John Badham Films scored by Arthur B. Rubinstein Films set in Colorado Films set in Oregon Films set in Seattle Films set in Washington (state) Films shot in Colorado Films shot in Washington (state) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films United Artists films Techno-thriller films Works about computer hacking 1983 drama films Films with screenplays by Walter F. Parkes 1980s English-language films 1980s American films