Simple, more of the same

Rating: 6/10 (23 September 2018)

I enjoyed the movie, since it introduces you to a World War II theme which in its essence is compelling, but if you're one of those people who knows the real story you will most probably hate this movie.
I want to review this movie by itself, not relating it to the real life story because in the end it's just a movie.
The cinematography is straightforward, somewhat special at the beggining of the movie but slacking as the story develops. It doesn't provide a special element to the story: it just portrays (which is fine, I personally enjoy when cinematography has a play in the development of the story).
The storyline is full of plotholes that contradict with the screenwriting itself. I quote a previous user who said "if sexism was so prominent in that time of history, why would she have 2 important math degrees?", as well as "by portraying Clarke as an emotional element in the movie, it's contradicting the fact that she was portrayed as the smartest of all of them, by not actually serving as such an important figure in that matter". The storyline, being far from the actual happenigs, is also weak in the aspect of not being original, since it's the same as any other Hollywood movie that sells millions.
The acting is superb, the story is weak, the cinematography is simple.