Михаил Таль в фильме "7 шагов за горизонт" (1968)

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Название	:	Михаил Таль в фильме "7 шагов за горизонт" (1968)
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Браво!
Comment from : MSI

Кого бы не хвалил Таль Алёхина или венгера в слепой игре Стоит ему сесть за доску будет всё по другому )
Comment from : dark crow

Ничего необычного ,еврей же
Comment from : Represiya

Есть правильные жертвы, есть неправильные, а есть мои М Таль
Comment from : NurBull

Ходи лошадью, лошадью ходи, дурак!©
Comment from : LUDOKSASHOK

3:44 угадал почти точноbrПервая машина обыграла Каспарова в 1997 году, через 5 лет после смерти Михаила
Comment from : geniegb

Красава!
Comment from : Power Gambit

Таль конечно феномен Яркие комбинации проводил с именитыми гроссмейстерами Видел ходы намного дальше соперников
Comment from : Дмитрий Зыков

забавно было слышать про кибернетику Все правильно сказал, на 20 век хватило, сейчас уже машину не победить
Comment from : Ice bird

Нереальный советский человек
Comment from : В тренде

3:29 "Это путь кибернетической машины" Чувствую себя интеллектуальным карликом, слушая такую речь
Comment from : Dmytro F

Таль это гений шахмат Хотя как он сам говорил, такой же памятью обладали и другие великие шахматисты
Comment from : Разумная жизнь

Отголоски более развитой цивилизации
Comment from : Новомир Кудинов

10:14 а кто такой Артур Владимирович ?)
Comment from : Tip Tippok

золотые времена
Comment from : Elshad Bagirow

Есть Таль и есть остальные чемпионы!
Comment from : Antoine Adams

О****ь, вот это память, мама дорогая
Comment from : Иванов Владислав

Вот это мозг
Comment from : Esenali Smagulov

(✿ ♥‿♥)
Comment from : carpuscula

Таль не подведёт
Comment from : Владимир Ферапонтов

Блестяще!
Comment from : Фізрук

Тут не знаешь куда девал сковородку?!А он"ВСЛЕПУЮ!" играет!!!Ерунда!!!
Comment from : Морячок

Михаил Нехемьевич был типичный гений Ничего необычного
Comment from : Ginther

ништяк клешня)
Comment from : anticorruptionkz

Браво
Comment from : Kalevala Q

Таль красавец!
Comment from : Чистое Небо

Таль ты лучший!!!
Comment from : Иван Горный

Tal was so great and taught me to love chess like life
Comment from : Ronbo710

Таль - большая умница Магнетический человек
Comment from : П М

#явахуепросто
Comment from : о о

Очевидное и невероятное !
Comment from : Olga Fedorova

Легенда номер 8
Comment from : NERS 1987

гигант мысли
Comment from : кот ток

Сигарета скорее всего давала ему сосредоточиться
Comment from : Странник

this is pure gold please put some subtitles in english i dont speak russian end Tal is one of my favorite Russian GM
Comment from : Pedro Pedreira vídeo show

Как ??? Как это возможно ? Как можно человеку так прокачать свою память ? Невероятно! Для меня это невообразимо
Comment from : Top Secret

великий комбинатор, ну видно что он не от мира сего, по большей части вражденный талант что у него там в голове происходило страшно представить
Comment from : Арт Буд

Простите товарищи, что я вас немного задерживаю :-):-):-):-) Пипец какой то :-) Товарищи наверное в ахуе после этих слов :-):-):-):-) Феномен
Comment from : Дмитрий Чехлов

ходят легенды что видели Таля без сигареты в руке
Comment from : Владимир Макаров

КУМИР МИЛЛИОНОВ - ГЕНИЯ ВЕКА
Comment from : KOKA KVERNADZE

гений и великий человек
Comment from : ika irakli

голос сомого Талья?
Comment from : Vache Petrosyan

Гигантор
Comment from : Art V

I'm proud! Фантастика!
Comment from : Надежда

can you please make a video of it with the translatin? i subscribed to you long time ago
Comment from : naseem popov

Thank you for the translation and the time you spent doing it Thumbs Up!
Comment from : KchessK

I apologize for mistakes I've done, my in Enlish if far-far away from perfection) Especially I alogogize for "meat")))) I've noticed it too late))))
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

In the playing hall: The sixth board – N b8-c6 Tal: c3 takes b4 In the playing hall: The eights board – d6 takes e5 Tal: e4-e5 In the playing hall: The first board – Bf8-e7 Tal: One moment… Just a moment… Interviewer: How long do you play? I mean in such performances of the blind simultaneous game? Tal: Here, in Kiev, it is my first performance of that kind
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

However, not exactly Ones I was in a hospital, I just had a surgery, and there were a lot of chess amateurs I couldn’t stand up but they have found four chess sets And that was my truly the first blind performance That performance was very tense; I managed to win on three boards And on the fourth one my position was bad; however my opponent has been taken on a surgery, so that was a technical defeat Talking seriously, blind performances are not very popular in our country
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

Because it is true that no matter how good man plays not looking at the board, when he does he plays better c2-c4 For instance genius Russian chess player Alekhin gave the performances of simultaneous blind game at 30 boards And in Hungary in our days lives a young master Janush Flesh He gives absolutely fantastic performances, on my opinion, – 54 boards of blind play I cannot imagine that In the playing hall: The first board: Bc7-e7
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

Bc3-e4 And the position of all pieces in every game is a kind of check-up If the position is not clear, I remind the moves and that helps me to clarify those pieces position which I need But you know it is just an auxiliary work A chess player never calculates all possible variations; that is rather the way of how cybernetic machine thinks And for the moment cybernetic machines did not manage to beat the good players
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

Interviewer: In the future, it is said, computers will play better Tal: I suppose there will be the grand masters how handle it [Second day] Tal: My friends! Our brake was a little long-draw And I am quite inexperienced; this is my first performance of such kind and I am afraid to entangle something So I would like to check something for you permission
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

At the sixth board the game was developing in this way: 1 d4 d5 2 c4 Nf6 3 cd Nd5 4 Nf3 Bg4 5 Qb3 Nb6 6 Nbd2 e6 I guess 7 g3 Nc6 8 Bg2 Be7 9 0-0 0-0 10 Rd1 Nd4 – absolutely correct decision 11 Nd4 Qb4 12 Bb7 Be2 13 Re1 Rab8 – I missed that move 14 Bg2 Ba6 – here I thought that even more dangerous was 14 … Nd5 or 14 … Nb4; after 14 … Ba6 I managed to enliven my pieces 15 Nf3 Qb4 16 Bf4 Nd5 17 Bd2 Qb6 Here we changed queens 18 Qb6 cb6 and my last move was 19 Ne5
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

The seventh board where the game is also very merry: 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nf6 3 Bc4 Bc5 4 c3 Nf6 5 d4 ed 6 cd Bb4+ 7 Bd2 Bd2+ 8 Nbd2 d5 9 ed Nd5 10 Qd3 Be6 – I never meat this move before but it seems very interesting 11 Qb7 Na5 12 Bb5+ Kf8 13 Qa6 c6 14 Ba4 Nf4 – very curios move 15 0-0-0 – unfortunately 0-0 is impossible because of 15 … Bc8 So 15 0-0-0 and it is black’s move
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

At the eighth board we have Indian Defense: 1 d4 Nf6 2 c4 g6 3 Nc3 Bg7 4 e4 d6 5 Nf3 0-0 6 Be2 Nbd7 Here white sacrificed a pawn 7 e5 de 8 de Ng4 9 e6 fe 10 0-0 Nde5 I played 11 Qc2 Nf3+ 12 Bf3 Ne5 13 Be2 Qe8 14 Be3 Bc6 15 Rad1 and it is black’s move
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

On board 9 it was as follows: 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 a6 4 Ba4 Nf6 5 0-0 b5 6 Bb3 Be7 I apologies, comrades, that I am holding you for a while! 7 d4 d6 8 c3 0-0 9 h3 h6 10 Re1 Re8 11 Nbd2 Bf8 12 Nf1 Bd7 13 Ng3 Na5 14 Bc2 g6 15 b3 c5 16 d5 Nb7 17 Be3 Bg7 18 Qd2 and I attacked the pawn so black must defend it
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

In the playing hall: Mister Grand Master, board 8 proposes a draw Tal: I will think about it… I would prefer to play here a little bit more Rh7 – Rf7 In the playing hall: Tal do not agree yet In the playing hall: Board 3 Ke8 – Kf8 Tal: It seems that black made a mistake: I can play b4 takes c5 Maybe black want to make another move? In the playing hall: Board 3 e7-e6 Tal: OK In the playing hall: Board 10 Ke7 takes d6 Tal: I try to play vividly: f2-f4
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

In the playing hall: Board 7 Bc5-Bb4 Tal: Re1 takes e5 check Interviewer: Why do you love chess? Tal: I cannot answer this question in few words Chess is a very popular game And among chess players there are so many men of different ages, professions, interests For one man with scientific type of thinking chess are attractive because of logic of position, constructions For another it is more interesting to compete: fight of minds, collision of characters
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

In the playing hall: Board 7 proposes a draw Tal: I do not object In the playing hall: Grand master does not object Thank you for the game! Tal: Thank you! In the playing hall: Board 3 resigns Tal: I am playing on board 6 Kg1-Kf2 and proposing the draw In the playing hall: Grand master proposes you a draw Performance is ended with a score 7:3 in favor of grand master He won 4 games and drawed 6
Comment from : Kostia Gorobets

I wish this could be translated
Comment from : KchessK