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Look at Life: Figure It Out is a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of computers during the early 60s. It sort of weaves together the cold, hard imagery of punched cards and electronic tape with a hint of the burgeoning robotic age. The pacing feels almost methodical, giving you time to absorb the tension between man and machine. There’s a distinct atmosphere that captures both awe and trepidation towards technology. The practical effects are quite rudimentary but effective for the period, illustrating the mechanical heart of these early computers. It lacks a conventional narrative, though the way it captures the zeitgeist is what stands out. It's definitely a film that speaks to the curiosity of its time, in a way that feels both nostalgic and prescient.
Documentary style captures early 60s techInteresting exploration of human-robot interactionReflects societal views on technology at the time
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