Short Circuit

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Artificial Intelligence Quirky Comedy Comedy Family Sci-Fi

Le numéro 5 d'un groupe de robots expérimentaux dans un laboratoire est électrocuté. Il devient soudain intelligent et s'échappe.Le numéro 5 d'un groupe de robots expérimentaux dans un laboratoire est électrocuté. Il devient soudain intelligent et s'échappe.Le numéro 5 d'un groupe de robots expérimentaux dans un laboratoire est électrocuté. Il devient soudain intelligent et s'échappe.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The sound of Number 5's laser firing is the same effect as the Ghostbusters' Proton Packs powering up.

Gaffes
When Frank lifts the glass of orange juice off the tray there is some resistance at first, probably from the magnet or adhesive used to keep the glass from sliding off during filming.

Citations
Number 5: Hey, laser lips, your mama was a snow blower.

Crédits fous
The credits are played out over a montage of scenes from the movie, including a pair of scenes that failed to make the final cut. One involves an encounter between Number 5 and a toy robot; the other occurs in a scrap yard where a scrapped car that Number 5 is currently sitting in is crushed.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Last Resort/Short Circuit/Jo Jo Dancer Your Life Is Calling/Broken Rainbow (1986)

Bandes originales
Who's Johnny
("Short Circuit" Theme)
Written by Péter Wolf (as Peter Wolf) and Ina Wolf
Performed by El DeBarge
Courtesy of Motown Records

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9/10

Underrated

I'm sorry, I can't see why this film has been given such a low rating. This film is wonderfully life-affirming through the character of robot Jonny 5 (the scene where he realises what it means to be alive through crushing a grass hopper is beautifully portrayed), Ally Sheedy brings a bucket load of positive energy to the character of the naive but loving Stephanie, and to top it all there is a subtle but powerful comment on American militarism. There is a real emphasis on quality screen writing here which only comes through on a small ratio of films. The characters could easily have become 2 dimensional stereotypes, but instead given some interesting dialogue and motives (science, military etc). Yes it is cheesy, and I think many people label it as a cheap and tacky 80's movie, but having watched it again recently I think history may well judge it a minor classic.