No.

IT WAS HILARIOUS WHEN MGM/UA'S WEBSITE FOR "HACKERS" GOT HACKED.

LOLOL IRONY, HAX DA GIBSIN, LEET-O

Jolie looked smoking hot in this.

>>2561801
MAYBE THE ONLY TIME EVER

Soundtrack to this movie is fucking sweet.
Any night I have a shit ton of homework to do, it ends up on my playlist.

Hackers fucking ruled. There is no denying it.

Mess with the best and die like the rest.

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>>2561847
>homework

Adorable

18 year old Angelina Jolie tits.

I vote yes.

Everything in this movie hurts my brain. They just have everything wrong. None of the techspeak is used right. None.

- It has a killer refresh rate.
- P6 chip. Triple the speed of the Pentium.
- Yeah. It's not just the chip, it has a PCI bus. But you knew that.
- Indeed. RISC architecture is gonna change everything.
- Yeah. RISC is good.

...

>>2561858

BROFIST!

90s classic, no question. Stupid plot, unrealistic, great ridiculous dialogue, great characters. Plenty of sentimental value. Have to take issue with

>Hackers manage to perfectly encapsulate youth computer culture in our postcyberpunk time

Don't think culture was exactly post-cyberpunk in 1995. Perhaps in literature (keep in mind The Diamond Age was only just published that year) but not more generally.

Antiquated, silly, and laughable now, it's still a classic.

>>2561867
You are everything wrong with the world.

>>2561867
Who gives a fuck, virgin?

I'm back. Dissapointing output, but guess standard for /tv/, eh?

>>2561836
Nonsense. Protip: Foxfire.

>>2561784
Not irony, hommage.

In this pic, one important character is missing, ultra charismatic Renoly Santiago. Or, in the movie, Phantom Phreak. Anyways, their nicknames are hilarious. Crash and Burn. 1995 forever. Shit, at least I was in puberty back then. Most of poor bastards that post here were born at the end of the eighties, at best...this movie packs most punch when consumed by those born at the end of the seventies/early eighties combo.

Shame sequels didn't follow the original crowd. Still, it would be great if it would be done...Hackers 1.01

KEYBOARD

COWBOYSSSSSSSSSSS

>>2561892
Blow me.

>Thank you.

>>2561889
I think there was a straight to video sequel done.

Jolie does NOT SHOW TITS in this movie. Sheesh. Talk about persistant myths.

CAN'T GET THIS IN STORES MAN!

>>2561889
HOMAGE?

BULLSHIT.

MORE LIKE

EPIC BURN!

"HACKERS"(1995) THE FOR-PROFIT HOLLYWOOD MOVIE CAPITALIZATION ON THE TRENDY HACKER PHENOMENON... GETTING THEIR PRODUCTION WEBSITE HACKED AGAINST THEIR WILL?

THIS IS KNOWN AS: PWNED

>>2561900
No, the film known as "Hackers 2" was a totally unrelated film about Kevin Mitnick. Don't know why it's called Hackers 2 in some circles.

>>2561903
Yeah, she does. It's for a split second, though.

>>2561918
Body double.

>>2561867
Actually, they do use some techspeak, but older...especially Lord Nikon who is oldschool obviously. And I like that dialogue - I mean, we didn't have codewords for RAM or chips or HDD jumpers...

>>2561878
Well, it at least anticipates postcyberpunk. It obviously gives hommage to classic cyberpunk, but builds on it through clearer perspective of future tech development. But yeah, it also uses some old school techniques (like phoning Venezuela for free in the beginning)...it's very functional mix - they even got the Japanese involved without crowding the plot.

>>2561878

This.

Stupid film in so many ways but classic for those of us born in the late 70s/early 80s who remember the dawn of the internet. Shit was so awesome in 95.

>>2561918
This man speaks the truth. When Zero Cool dreams, she enters the room and unzips that latex. And when they snatch her, titty flashes.

>>2561912
Hackers 2 and Hackers 3...awful. Unrelated. Shame, etc etc. Shitsux, avoid.

>>2561936

Worth buying on blu-ray for that alone.

Tits was no big deal for Jolie back then, Watch Gia.

>>2561923
nope, it's her.

Costume department really made good choice of character's clothes. They're all dressed different, and make puns about need to be subculturally hip, yet they don't come as poseur. They don't deny that they want to go to Yale, maybe work for corporations, etc...it doesn't make unnecessary point about "fighting the system", rather makes points about fixing it in process of education/interest/work through main plotline, which serves only to higlight ideas.

>>2561947
That reminds me...gotta get HQ quality version...not this shitty divx

>>2561967
Interesting observation.

>>2561910
>>EPIC BURN

moar like acid burn amirite?

MESS WITH THE BEST

DIE LIKE THE REST

ARF ARF

>_<

I'd say Angelina is industrial-like raver, Renoly Santiago manages to pull off gayest clothes, tiger stripes etc without making you think he's homosexual, Jesse Bradford is the target, or rather the reflection of aforementioned puns (indeed, he also lacks proper "handle" or identity which Zero Cool quickly thinks when he switches to Crash Override), Laurence Mason aka Lord Nikon is classic weird old school dj/raver/jedi haxor, and Lillard is classic Gibson character.

Oh, and the antagonist is classic mischievous smartass...you forget the suit and the drab and see only his expressions...you know he works there, but has retained his creative spirit.

I think the general consensus of /tv/ has determined that you are an asshole if you don't like Hackers.

>>2562000

>without making you think he's homosexual

That's a bit of a stretch.

>>2562000
Oh, and Zero Cool has quasi military netrunner outfit that punctuates his importance and skill. Off and on screen chemistry with then beautiful and face chubby Jolie worked like a charm.

>>2562005
>I think the general consensus of /tv/ has determined that this thread is made of samefaggotry and fail.

Fix'd

>>2561903

Jolie SHOWS tits in this movie.

Twice.

Once in Dade's dream sequence, when she removes her jacket.

Second time during a later scene, where she has a see-through top with nothing under.

Has his show been canceled?

>>2562010
Nope, the man is dressed in the craziest fashions, yet you do not doubt that he likes pussy. Though of course retards later used him as gay crossdresser in Con Air.

>>2562017
Pool scene? I was too busy looking at her underpinnings

>>2562022
>yet you do not doubt that he likes pussy

We obviously have a difference of opinion.

>>2561879
I'd like accurate depictions of hacking, believable GUI and computer work, and no out-of-place technobabble in my hacker films for a change.

>>2561886
I'm not, but your mom should have stayed a virgin.

>>2562032
Who the fuck would make an accurate depiction of hacking into a movie? How fucking boring would that be? Get over it, neckbeard.

>>2562032
So you want to watch a movie about some greasy fat kids sitting at their computers for 14 hours at a time?

/tv/ at it's finest.

>>2562030
Only gay vibe I got from him in Hackers is when they're in Burn's room and she's making out with boyfriend on bed, freaks out when she sees them and he calms her with knowing smile.

My favorite line from this movie is: It's in that place where I put thing that time.
Also, that guy was clearly queer.

>>2562027

Not the pool scene.

She was in front of a computer. I think it's somewhere during the hack-off competition between her and Dade, but I didn't take notes, you know. I just remember you could clearly see her boobs, areolas, everything.

>>2562048
Love that line.

Ah the 90's. When a guy could go rollerblading and not immediately be labeled a homo.

Lot of smoking in this movie. Shame Angelina doesn't light up.

It's really nostalgic - tech romanticism in urban sprawl, which culminates in that skyscraper spelling scene in the end. It's a moment in time - when, physically speaking, they are in their prime, so this movie is also about juices of youth. Like Prodigy was in 1995, like some of us remember diskettes, 40mb hard drives, first hardware fixes, glimpses of things without knowing the term cyberpunk yet feeling it, etc.

HACK THE PLANET! HACK THE PLANET!

HACK THE PLANEEET!

>>2562060
>>2562062
GREAT DECADE OR GREATEST DECADE?

>>2562064
>>2562065
planetmind

It was also the time when you could have discos with rollerblading and playstations

Matthew Lillard's only good role. How did he go from being so good in this to being Freddie Prinze Jr.'s sidekick?

In lack of better example - like when Brad Pitt in Troy says to his slave/priestess/lover "you will be never more beautiful than you are now" - so is with tech - it improves, but charm of newness is lost, or old, ridiculous yet endearing techniques and comprehension of working machinery. body can also improve...or deteriorate...but there's a moment in time when, with all its flaws and undeveloped potentials, it worked like it never did since.

Johnny Lee Miller > Brad Pitt

>>2562077
I think he's generally a sucky...or rather, one dimensional actor. Kinda like Jolie, except she made tons of money with her lips, veiny hands etc

>>2562081
Hell, maybe added charm to this movie is that they all put their best performances in it.

>>2562083

She made money with her veiny hands? What?

>>2562077
Woah...this isn't windshop class?

Have no fear, I is here.

>>2562088
Well, one thing I like about bony creature that Jolie has become (mainly because of faceskin loss) is her veiny hands, and veins in general. But yeah, bitches pumped silicone into lips, they didn't emaciate their hands.

Difficulty rating?

>>2562097
seven

LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK LOOKS CRISPY IN THE DARK

THIS MOVIE HAD A HANDFUL OF RAGEWORTHY BULLSHIT FOR ANYONE WHO KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT COMPUTERS

OTHERWISE I STILL LIKED IT

ALSO THE FAT GUY FROM PENN AND TELLER WITH THE COOKIE MONSTER VIRUS, TYPE COOKIE DURRRR!

SO BAD ITS ALMOST GOOD. ALMOST.

>>2562146
>TYPE COOKIE DURRRR!

ha, forgot about that. Yeah, that was shit. All technical computer-related stuff in the film was bad. But the movie was about style, not substance. That's where it shined.

>>2561942
Hackers 3?

http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt0816690/

>>2561889

Agreed... I was born in '82 and actually first used the internet around same time I saw this movie (on HBO or Showtime or some such in '96).

Obviously real tech-minded individuals find fault with this film but none of that stuff that dates it has ever bothered me. It's definitely among my favorites and everytime I watch it, I'm reminded of those happy times when we all were just discovering the internet and the possibilities. And yes, I absolutely love the soundtrack. I had to buy a new one recently because I'd actually worn my first one out (admittedly not so carefuly with my discs).

>>2563083

Yep, these are all reasons why I love the movie as well.

It's hard for people born after about 1989 or so to be in on this type of internet phenomenon. I remember when 14.4 kbps modems were the fastest available. I remember when it took 10 minutes just to view a picture embedded in your browser. Hackers is full of great nostalgia. Love it, love it, love it.

I didn't read any of this thread, but only noticed no one posted screencaps of AJ boobage.

>>2563115
Not too bright, are you?

>>2563081
I was born in '88 and I used the Internet for the first arounf '95-96 too. We didn't still have Internet at home, but my aunt did and so did school. I remember browsing all these Batman fansites and stuff that were mentioned in the letter pages of comics. Goddamn those urls were long.

Also, you downloaded a movie trailer for 3 hours. Shit.

Hackers really doesn't get the credit it deserves because of all the young fags who talk about it's unrealistic portrayal of hacking. Yeah, it has to be unrealistic because hacking is fucking boring you twits.

For anyone who was phone phreaking and dialing into bbs's back in the late 80s on 1200 baud modems to download shit like the Poor Mans James Bond, this movie will eternally be awesome on a level that kids will never understand.

>>2563094

Seconded.

AOL Dial-up FTW.

>>2563178
>Yeah, it has to be unrealistic because hacking is fucking boring you twits

Lol; exactly! They made it look really artistic and much cooler than actual hacking. I've always wanted to surf the internet like I was flying through a virtual world because of this movie. Despite doing nothing, I also always wanted to have Dade's little eye-enhancer that he wears during the hack-the-gibson scene, just because the thought of the internet being so interactive that'd you'd need GOGGLEs is such an awesome thought.

Kids just don't get it. Harumph!

hacker's soundtrack

all three volumes

suck it

http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1114315/21991510/

THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST

THIS THREAD WILL NEVAR DAI

Keep the babe. Waste the dude.

>>2563218

I don't think you can legitimately call something a soundtrack if some of the songs weren't actually in the film. Biggest con ever.

>>2563094
Browser? Shit the people this movie were made for were using shit like White Knight to dial into things. There was no real 'Internet' yet, it was just various bbs's and it was all text only. I remember when a few of us at school would get all excited because someone had gotten a new bbs phone number where some awesome shit was available, and I'd sit up all night because the guy who ran the thing only turned his system on for like an hour a night or something.

I'm trying to remember the name of that stupid text based empire building game some of these bbs's had. I thought that game was the fucking shit because you could play it against other people without even needing to go over to their house. It was turn based, you played your turns for a day and then you were done. Buying planets and building spaceships or something.

>>2563288

BRE, Baron Realms Elite or something.

GOOIE KABLOOIE!

>>2563288
Oh wait, buying planets? Maybe Trade Wars?

>>2563303
>Trade Wars
That's it! Thank you anon

>>2563094

Man, I remember when 1200 bauds was the norm and graphics on a BBS were just ASCII - or if you were connected to a respectable one, colored ANSI.

Floppy drives lol

>>2563555
remember trying to download or view porn back in those days?

>>2563555
Remember "downloading mp3s is legal as long as you delete them after 24 hours"?

>>2563572

LOL'd. Fuck, I do remember that one.

>>2563288

PROTIP: Hackers came out in 1995. I don't know where you lived in 1995, but I was connected to the internet and was happily browsing the web on Mosaic.

15 minute page load times

>>2563561
it was called dialing into the local BBS... all the P and CP you could handle with little risk of getting found out by the feds (unless you were a fucking retard)

I was getting porn like a madman back then and I was like 12

>>2563572

Yeah, I remember when websites would claim "you can download these WAREZ as long you don't keep them for more than 24 hours - it's for educational purposes ONLY"

Yeah, as if that would stand in court.

>>2563577
>PROTIP: Hackers came out in 1995. I don't know where you lived in 1995, but I was connected to America On-Line and was happily trading cp in chat rooms.

fix'd

in b4 Napster

>>2563561

Man, my porn back in the late 80s consisted of 320x200 GIF files.

>>2563608
>>2563608
>>2563608
truth

>>2563629

With probably only 32 colors at best

>>2563639

On my AMIGA , yeah.

Anybody else remember downloading early animated 'movies' using the GRASP GL format? They could make either loops or little 'stories' with animated sequences.

Or am I the only one who's old enough to have ever used it..? (We're talking 1985-1990)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GRASP_GL_library_format

>>2563673
How old are you?

>>2563673
Nah I'm too young for that... I got into computers at a VERY young age (like 4) but I never got into any type of networking (bbs's and then the internet a little later) until i was like 11 or 12... by that time gif, jpg, mpg, and avi were the extensions of choice... I was born in 84 so that's a bit before my time... in the late 80s i was playing games written in gw-basic on my grandfather's pc that you had to write the code for first by following directions from the manuals... (hangman, gorilla war, etc...)

>>2563682

Born in 1976. Been around computers since 1983, when I got a Tandy CoCo2 on my birthday.

I still have it btw. And it still works just as well. Holy fuck, stuff back then was built to last.

>>2563734

Fuck yeah. Coding the games first.

I had a subscription to Rainbow magazine (for my CoCo) and they had programs each month, with complete code printed, that you'd have to type yourself in order to use. I learned quite a lot doing this. Granted, most of it was in BASIC, but still.

>>2563218
you got an invite code for demonoid?

>>2563744
sup oldfag

>>2563734
here... good to see someone else that got into computers and became a nerd at such a young age....

i remember when tandy computers were the fucking shit and the first time i saw my neighbors amiga it blew me away

that was back when men were men and you had to write code to make shit work... fuck year

pic related... was my grandfathers pc that i used to use gw-basic on, except his was rebranded as a phillips... i had it until a few years back... i wish i still had it because it'd probably be worth money... i have never in my life to this day seen the same one branded as a philips... only the cordata ones...

Anyone else have a Vic 20 or a C64?

>>2563772

>>2563801
>>2563734
here again.. fuck yeah i remember that shit man... good times good times... i used to be a whiz with basic... it's a shame that shit does not carry over into todays languages... that shit was so easy

10 PRINT "Hello world"
RUN

tada.....

Hackers changed my life. I saw it in the theater, and was blown away by the soundtrack and cyberpunk theme. I actually purchased it on laserdisc and bought a laserdisc player, just so I could get it early, without having to wait for a VHS release. I freeze-framed the credits and proceeded to buy almost every album listed in the credits from Prodigy - Music For A Jilted Generation, Leftfield - Leftism, Orbital - Oribital II, to Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman. It basically introduced me to good techno, though I was disappointed when I couldn't find other techno albums as good as those.

>>2563832 I freeze-framed the scenes where Jolie's tits were out and fapped furiously

Fixed.

>>2563815

20 GOTO 10

>>2563845
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>>2563832
orbital was the shit man

>>2563809

I still have a Vic-20 and its cassette player.

Love this movie.

>>2563878

Then know that I have a little love in my heart just for you.

Did you have Radar Rat Race or any games for it?

My favourite Vic 20 game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dH8LnPzp0E

Pharaoh's Curse!

>>2563885
I had tons of games. I still have tapes, and they worked last I checked (a year ago). I had Radar Rat Race.

>>2563929

<3 <3 <3

Play a game of Radar Rat Race for me. My Vic 20 died a few years ago due do a power surge. I'd love to play a few rounds of 1 and 2 player games again. ;___;

>>2563929
>>2563911
>>2563885
>>2563878
>>2563850
>>2563845
>>2563815
>>2563801
>>2563772
>>2563744
>>2563734
>>2563673


Sadly enough, this is the best technology and/or video game discussion I have ever had on 4chan... and it isn't on /v/ or /g/... ironic.

Archive this for winrar

Hackers fucking rules.

This thread seems awesome, too bad I'm too lazy to read it.

1. go to http://4chanarchive.org/
2.click on request interface
3.follow instructions
4.???
5.MESS WITH THE BEST DIE LIKE THE REST

with me we can do it in 5

>>2563993
>>2563979
it's been requested twice now... lets go fuckers

>>2563993

Let's archive this for the win.

Thanks for your request.
It has been added to our database and the thread will be archived as soon as enough request for that thread have been made.
This thread has been requested 4 times now.

>>2563962

Thread 2561773 has already been archived.

It is probably still waiting to be reviewed by the mods, which means it can take a few days until it is available in the archive.

>>2564068
>>2564068
>>2564068
>>2564068
>>2564068

I love you anon....

>>2564039
How does one do this?

Sorry to newfag.

>>2564068
oh. my. god.

>>2564075
see
>>2563993

Looks like nerdgasm going on in this thread.

>>2561903

Yes, she does.

>>2561955

True, bur still.

Best thread on 4chan in a while

>>2564068 was icing on the cake

>>2564092
fuck off little boy

sup oldfags... enjoy some nostalgia... this page is el shit

http://www.pcmuseum.ca/index.asp

I FUCKING LOVE THIS MOVIE GODDAMN

You are now aware of the fact that this movie is almost 15 years old.

>>2564068

Thank you for that slice of nostalgia. Race those rats for me. ;___;

I would have your babies. <3

>>2564177
;__;
Wh...why would you say that?
Oh God, I'm so old now...

>>2564177
holy shit that is older than 90% of the faggots on 4chan!

>>2564177
now you are aware that windows XP is 8 years old

>>2564196
oh my fucking god

>>2564196
that doesn't make me feel old at all....

>>2563801
>>2563734
THAT makes me feel old

you are now remembering the dial up sounds for connecting to the internet.

>>2564307

I'm remembering the sounds that the C64 and other tape drives made loading...

>>2564307
lol 0/10... try this

you are now remembering placing a phone handset inside of a specialized receiver known as an "acoustically coupled modem" so that you can dial hundreds randomized numbers with your computer in hopes of finding a number that will actually receive your call and allow you to connect, whether it be a local or national business, or a bbs system, or your buddy that you are connecting to to transmit your homebrewed software to eachother at about 300 baud...

what the fuck is the internet????

>>2564404
OH.MY.GOD

nostalgic indeed...

>>2564404
fuck year acoustic couplers

>>2564404

You are now remembering that "modem" stands for "MOdulator-DEModulator".

You are now remembering buying internet hours, .pwl and analogue telephone lines left as login paths by your provider

SECOND PHONE LINE

JUST FOR ISDN

You are now remembering VR headgear gathering dust on upper shelves in local sega joint

You are now realizing that one gigabyte of data would take approximately 7953.6 hours to finish transmitting on a 300 baud connection (if you could maintain that 300 bps connection without dropping the call or getting any interference)

you are now remembering pamela anderson jpg collection on several floppy disks. 5.1/4 ones

>>2564488
>>2564488
You are now remembering that it was COMMON to see 4 letter extensions such as .jpeg and .mpeg on a regular basis (especially re: pornography)

>>2564488

the 360kb ones

>>2562079

Words of wisdom? From 4chan?!? Jeebus...

I've been out of the loop too damn long.

YOU ARE NOW REMEMBERING THE TURBO BUTTON

>>2564561
oh my god

brix shat

>>2564561
holy shit
386 SX motherfuckers!

You guys realise that 1995 gave us also the fagfest Johny Mnemonic and the finest piece of cyberpunk cinematic art - Ghost In The Shell?

>>2564573
gb2/tv/ we're talking computers

Cyberpunk ended with Snowcrash. There has never been something so simultaneously deconstructive and prophetic at the same time. Hackers is definitely post-.

Also, Johnny Mnemonic and GiTS predate their movie versions by many, many years.

>>2564584
I'd agree that Hackers is postcyberpunk, mainly, but is very precisely set in the present time (hacking sequences can be interpreted as mind visualisations). However, because of the setting, and combination of older hacking techniques, as well as then present tech (RISC is good!) its not focused on defining itself as such, but instead is concentrated on moment in time, catching glimpses of future and past through present motions.

>>2564584
most works of fiction predate their cinema versions by many many years... what's your point?

>>2564607
true, snowcrash is set in the future. hackers is set in present time.

this is one of /tv/'s most irrelevant/awesome threads of all time

>>2564620
that's true i'll give you that... a true cyberpunk plot should usually take place in a post apocalyptic world... or at least deep into a future in a world that is extremely dissimilar to our present world

>>I hope that you don't screw like you type

CRASH & BURN!

i can't believe this thread is still alive, it is one of THE BEST threads i've ever seen

>>2564627
dystopian, rather than post-apoc. though i agree that post-apoc and cyberpunk are often intertwined (wasteland, fallout 1 & 2 for example)

>>2564663
you're right, dystopian would be a better adjective, but that's more or less what i meant.

ever play/read "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream"?

awesome cyberpunk short story/computer (adventure) game

LET'S HACK THE GIBSON YO.

WTF a rare occasion that a /tv/ thread is archived and it's mostly not even tv related.

>>2564699
and that is why it's not a failure

>>2564676
yeah, though not much. my favourite would be dreamweb. it even has hc sex scene

>>2564710
never played that, i'll have to check it out


well, it's been nice wearing the nostalgia goggles with you anons, i gotta be going now... i feel as though we did accomplish something great here today though lol.

Is that game they're playing in that club...where you drive that ball through some kind of corridor, kinda rollerballish...real or made for movie?

>>2564750

You mean Wipeout on the PSX?

>>2564761
could be that

>>2564813

It IS Wipeout, but it was a pre-rendered video made for the movie, so it looks better than what was available at the time of course.

>>2564761
doubt it

>>2564834
aha...interesting info thx

Cool to think that places like that really did exist at one time.

>>2564841
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0262903/

Wipeout (1995) (VG)
Featured in
Hackers (1995)
- Video game played in movie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wipeout_(video_game)

"An early concept video of the game was featured prominently in the 1995 film Hackers, in which the character Dade beats character Kate's high score in a Wipeout match."

>>2564920
http://arcades.mythric.com/

SURF THE EDGE