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| − | Matthew Broderick (David)<br> | + | Matthew Broderick (David Lightman)<br> |
| − | Ally Sheedy (Jennifer)<br> | + | Ally Sheedy (Jennifer Mack)<br> |
| − | Dabney Coleman (McKittrick)<br> | + | Dabney Coleman (John McKittrick)<br> |
| − | John Wood (Falken)<br> | + | John Wood (Prof. Stephen Falken)<br> |
| − | Barry Corbin ( | + | Barry Corbin (Gen. Beringer)<br> |
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Revision as of 06:42, 18 February 2011
Movie (1983)
Starring:
Matthew Broderick (David Lightman)
Ally Sheedy (Jennifer Mack)
Dabney Coleman (John McKittrick)
John Wood (Prof. Stephen Falken)
Barry Corbin (Gen. Beringer)
David gets in over his head as he uses his computer hacking skills and accidentally taps into the United States military's supercomputer designed to assist in predicting war results. He thought it was a game. The U.S. military did not.
Bell 206 JetRanger
Seen twice in the film. Government agents arrive at NORAD in one, and later Professor Falken flies a private JetRanger.
Fokker F27 Friendship
Horizon Air is a real airline based in Washington State.
McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle
Right before these F-15's show up, General Beringer orders to 'scramble two F-16s out of Galena.'
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