The legendary life of Alan Turing

Trycia 2022-03-22 09:01:12

Yesterday, I watched this movie on the recommendation of a friend, and I was very shocked. This film has been nominated for an Oscar, which is an affirmation of the film itself. First of all, the most exciting thing is the plot.

This movie tells the legendary life of computer genius Alan Turing. As a great British mathematician and logician, Turing cracked the famous German password Enigma during World War II, and is known as the "father of computer science." ". "Imitation Game" mainly focuses on Alan Turing's experience before the 1940s. In February 2015, "Imitation Game" won the 27th Southern University Library Screenwriting Award for "Best Adapted Screenplay" and the 87th Academy Awards for Best Adapted Screenplay. Turing, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is one of the famous homosexuals. He was persecuted because of his homosexuality, which ruined his career. During school, he was jealous of his classmates because of his amazing talent in mathematics, and he was often bullied by many classmates. In 1952, his same-sex partner and an accomplice broke into Turing's house to commit the theft. Turing called the police for this. However, the results of the police investigation led him to be charged with "obviously obscene and sexually subversive behavior." He did not plead and was convicted. After the famous public trial, he was given two choices: imprisonment or hormonal therapy. He chose hormonal injections, which lasted for a year. Turing then chose to commit suicide.

The biggest attraction is that Turing studied the machine that assisted the military in cracking the famous German encryption system Enigma in World War II. At first, Turing’s plan was not optimistic, and it was once questioned. Later, with his efforts, he began to cooperate with the entire British Companions of the most famous code-breaking geniuses conduct research. After repeated failures, they did not give up, and finally succeeded in the research. However, this result cannot be made public due to its confidentiality. In the end, Turing and his friends threw all the scientific research materials into the raging fire, turning everything into ashes...

Alan Turing’s great invention saved thousands of people’s lives. He has made many contributions to the development of artificial intelligence. The famous Turing machine model laid the foundation for the logical working methods of modern computers. There are too many of these people in history, and they have won the respect of everyone.

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  • Lexus 2021-10-20 18:59:31

    It's too miserable. How could it be so miserable as a human being. It was so miserable that the lady and I sat in chairs after watching the movie while wiping our tears while thinking about life for five minutes. The last lgbt movie that cried like a dog was Brokeback Mountain. Now I finally feel that a very powerful person has a miserable life, more bereavement than a miserable normal person.

  • Marshall 2022-03-23 09:01:15

    The shot is too mediocre. The theme of the film: The Germans were killed by will. We British are really good. We cracked the code. We defeated the enemy. We found the spy. We are great. [British people, do you remember how the Cambridge Five Masters spelled it? The face of the horse is full of "I am a genius" temperament, the acting skills are very good, but the portrayal of the script is too thin. Even so, it is no problem to fight for the American emperor. Americans don’t like British culture

The Imitation Game quotes

  • Detective Robert Nock: Mr Turing, can I tell you a secret?

    Alan Turing: I'm quite good with those.

    Detective Robert Nock: I'm here to help you.

    Alan Turing: Oh, clearly!

    Detective Robert Nock: Can machines think?

    Alan Turing: Oh, so you've read some of my published works?

    Detective Robert Nock: What makes you say that?

    Alan Turing: Oh, because I'm sitting in a police station, accused of entreating a young man to touch my penis, and you've just asked me if machines can think.

    Detective Robert Nock: Well, can they? Could machines ever think as human beings do?

    Alan Turing: Most people say not.

    Detective Robert Nock: You're not most people.

  • Alan Turing: Even a broken clock is right twice a day.