The Imitation Game

Love the movie,

Benedict Cumberbatch gives an unforgettable performance. This movie is unlike any WWII movie out there because it covers a different kind of battlefront: The one of code breakers. Well worth watching!!

An unexpected surprise and glad I watched it. Really enjoyed this movie 🍿

Every things about this film is perfect, in my opinion

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 14 (2020)

This is a very hard movie to understand at first. It’s a movie about the first development of the computer, the man who invented it, and why it was invented. Best way to sum up the movie. Other than that it was pretty dull.

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Mr Cumberpatch portrayed Alan’s role brilliantly and in my opinion should have won an Oscar for it. No matter what happens secrets eventually become known. I was reluctant to purchase this film especially after being told this film was a propaganda ploy, but the story was one that could not be told for years. This is a true story that all must know so that others whom take their every day lives for granted must realize all the sacrifices that others had to endure for us to have what we have today. “...The world is an infinitely better place precisely because you weren’t. I think that sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.” —Excellent quote that sums up a review of this event in time perfectly. Pay very close attention to this movie and you will learn how you can apply this to your life. Be thankful...especially to those who sacrificed so much so that we can have machines, aka a computer, which is taken for granted nowadays.

Love this amazing movie👌🏻

This move is great, so long as we remember it is not about Alan Turing. There is a trend for historical fiction to be all fiction and no history; so along as we accept that, this is Mr Cumberbatch's best performance (and one of Ms Knightley's).