have to say that I watched "The Imitation Game" before. The trailer of the film is particularly looking forward to this film, but often expecting too much things will not end well. The film isn't a disappointment, but it isn't a surprise either. As everyone is saying, it's a decent film, and the way it plays is very pleasing to Oscar, that's all.
The trailer of this film is really good, almost everything that should be presented, but the most thrilling is only reflected in the trailer.
The attention of Cuan Fu for this film has increased a lot. It turns out that he deserves such attention. It is not difficult to control such a neurotic character with high IQ and low EQ, but I also love him, especially when he tries to talk about it. When he was joking, looking at his horse face, it felt so fitting.
The most noteworthy thing about this film is that three lines are interspersed to illustrate Turing's life. The eyebrows of Turing's actor as a student have been lingering in my mind after watching the film. The cyanide at the beginning is also a good finishing touch. If Baidu told me that Turing died from eating an apple containing cyanide, I would have no idea what this was.
From time to time, there will be scenes of Curly Fu running like a fool. I have absolutely no idea what the use is, or Baidu, which tells me that Turing is a world-class long-distance runner. Well, I admit, it was my fault for not being educated about going to the movies.
Overall, the film is not bad, it is worth looking forward to, but there are no surprises. After reading it, you will have an understanding of Turing's contribution to work and gender discrimination, and there will be no more throbbing in the heart. The film lacks that gripping feeling.
In addition, when I watched the trailer, I always thought it was a high-level high-IQ film, but after watching it, I realized that it was just a biography of a character.
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