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Game Over - Kasparov and the Machine, 2003

Game Over - Kasparov and the Machine

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Variety
Though it never disguises its sympathies for Kasparov and contempt for a powerful corporation's machinations, documentary is finally a speculation on the limits of the human mind and how truth can never be fully known.
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  • by: Robert Koehler
The Hollywood Reporter
Tells a gripping story that resonates with numerous subtexts.
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  • by: Frank Scheck
TV Guide
The competition between man and machine is fogged by distrust and obfuscation. And for now, the result is a draw.
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  • by: Maitland McDonagh
Chicago Tribune
One of the best films ever about that game, one of the most exciting, instructive and sheerly entertaining of all chess films.
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  • by: Michael Wilmington
Los Angeles Times
The highly partisan Game Over ably illustrates the often-silly psychological gamesmanship that accompanies world-class chess and nearly catalogs enough circumstantial evidence against IBM to convict.
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  • by: Kevin Crust
The Onion (A.V. Club)
In spite of clunky effects and often extraordinarily ugly video footage, Game Over works very well just as a sports doc.
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  • by: Noel Murray
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