A few lines

Margaretta 2022-03-23 09:01:15

I regret the fall of genius, and I also regret that I missed the little golden man. Possibly, fate is destined to meet two epic biographies. When Turing collided with Hawking. They are all wise men who have made indelible deeds for the advancement of mankind. You can't put them on a scale to compare which is lighter and heavier. Maybe it's a fan filter, let me prefer Turing after all because of the volume. I prefer the oppressive and passionate stories in this war-torn era.

Granville 2022-03-23 09:01:15

In a highly condensed biopic, I can only see a lonely, paranoid, and communicative gay genius who is covered in labels. I see his experience and thoughts are miraculously linked together in the plot, and I see the air-raid shelter. The crossword puzzle of the whole people, and the voice of sexuality and gender equality desperately squeezed out in the cracks between war and decryption. If he can only be commemorated by this kind of movie, he will probably grow a long face many years later...