A teenage Matthew Broderick dials into what he thinks is a games company and accidentally connects to a military supercomputer, very nearly starting World War III over what it believes is a friendly game. The machine eventually works out that the only winning move is not to play - a conclusion a great many computers since could stand to reach. Shall we play a game? Yes, for about two dollars.
| STORE | STATUS | PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| WOPR Home Video | The only winning move | - |
| Blockbuster Video | Out of Business | - |
| Hollywood Video | R.I.P. | - |
| Movie Gallery | Liquidated | - |
| Family Video | Held on til 2021 | - |
| West Coast Video | Long gone | - |
| Video Update | Now a Starbucks | - |
| Erol's Video Club | Ask your dad | - |
| National Video | Defunct | - |
| Showcase Video | Gone | - |
| eBay | In stock (probably) | try here? $2.67 |
Every bricks-and-mortar video shop on Earth has closed down, so eBay is your last hope. Price shown is a wild guess; the link is a real search.