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"Are you paying attention? Good. If you' re not listening carefully, you will miss things.” The
opening was a BC monologue, and then I obediently did it all the way. (After brushing the interstellar, I was pleasantly surprised to find that compared to Matthew’s murmur, the pronunciation of BC was actually Becomes so clear and easy to understand, comparable to IELTS listening.)
The biggest trump card of this film is Turing’s life. Even if he is an inexperienced genius in human history, it’s okay to help the country win World War II with his own power, he actually
I'm still a homosexual, and I was persecuted to death! This level of "tragic" is comparable to the falling of stars, transcending time and space, enough to make the world sad. Some people say that the three narrative lines of the film are not handled well in parallel, but I am down. I think that apart from the weak point of the detective line, the other two lines are quite remarkable, and there is a hidden connection between the two lines. Especially the treatment of the young Turing. The little Turing actor except " They look nothing like BC" and "eyebrows are too eye-catching", they are perfect. When I heard the news of Christopher's death, the eyes "I am unlovable, my heart is as gray as death". If you are not careful, you will be "sluggish and empty", but he doesn't.
Then, (if I remember correctly) here is edited with a big Turing graphic matching, and then we ushered in the most heartbreaking scene of the film. One, I won’t be spoiled here. What can be said is that several crying scenes in BC have shown quite unusual acting skills. That kind of fragility cannot be something that can be achieved by Fu Fu, so don’t talk about him anymore. It’s the same as acting in a volume.
Some people say that the film doesn’t face Turing’s homosexuality. I really don’t feel good as a whole. Really, those who say this should not watch movies, especially in Japan. movie.
In addition to BC, this film also has another male god-level character Matthew Goody starred, but unfortunately his role is too leafy, there is no special feeling.
All in all, "Imitation Game" is both well-regulated and politically correct. The biggest highlight is the performance of the actors and Turing's own experience enough ups and downs and tears.
Before watching this film, I didn't know anything about Alan Turing. After watching this film, I came back and opened Wikipedia. Then he was shocked by "Turing is still a world-class long-distance runner", so he patted his thigh: No wonder BC ran ugly in the style of the film, but the director still insisted on filming him running!
Let’s end with BC’s acceptance speech at an award ceremony!
"This is a story that celebrates him. It celebrates outsiders. It celebrates anybody who's ever felt different and ostracized and ever suffered prejudice."
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Let me talk a little more, after watching the movie, I thought of the episode of Doctor Who in the fifth season of Van Gogh inexplicably. If Turing could also travel through time and space to this day, see how the world has turned upside down because of him. Look at the late apology and pardon by the British government.
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