"Imitation Game" has a character story with a heavy historical background, and the legend of cracking Ingmar is presented wonderfully. The rhythm is tight, the three timelines are interspersed repeatedly, without a wasted shot. The film is also very politically correct, and it has not overcorrected, ostentating homosexuality
. A certain adaptation of Turing’s life and a certain adaptation of the film’s values closer to the mainstream aesthetic. The film is very exquisitely shot, and the narrative technique is also very good
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Benedict Cumberbatch's natural freak temperament is just right in the role of Turing. In the film, he put away his edge and grasped a character who has many secrets and is very entangled in his heart
. Joan Clark, played by Keira Knightley, is in sympathy with Turing to some extent: being a woman who is more capable than a man was unacceptable in the society at the time, she and Turing have a sorrow, Nai Terry successfully maximized this low-key and affinity role
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Regardless of morality, sexuality, or society, the series of passwords presented in the film are somewhat calm. Fortunately, the extremely wonderful performance of "The Missing Master" can make people unforgettable for a long time after the subtitles appear
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