2 In fact, Turing's love for decoding far exceeds his feelings for saving the country and the people, and the technical house is only concerned with matters within his own interests. This is the same as Chen Dieyi's acting for the Japanese. Science and art transcend politics.
3 But a genius is also a human being. He lives in politics all the time because he lives in a human world. Marriage, working with Soviet spies, until finally arrested for sexual orientation.
The conviction of homosexuality is the typical tyranny of the majority against the minority, and the genius cannot escape, so the last part of the plot is to give the genius a slap in the face.
And this kind of helplessness, the audience does not need to be genius, nor homosexual, can be substituted, the individual is powerless in the face of group politics.
4 The soundtrack label is too strong.
5 Kk finally chose the right role, the most fascinating beard in film history. The sunny temperament of the Aries girl illuminates the audience. Over the years, in order to "breakthrough" in a series of grieving women and women, she is almost hitting the wall by herself. This time she has regained her sense of direction.
6 Bc mentioned more than once that the British government owes Turing an apology (a waiver of "conviction" is a joke), is this film an apology? It's too neat, too well-formed, and too predictable.
A good essay for a good student can't change the fact that it is still a good essay.
At 100 minutes, it was supposed to be the end of a feature film. After the war, they returned to their respective positions. Finally, a few minutes later, the memories were appropriately sentimental. Unexpectedly, there will be later dog blood catching horses, and heroes will fall in trouble. This should be a plot that happened in the former Soviet Union or a certain country...
reality is always stranger than fiction.
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