Has its moments where it will hit your heart

Rating: 10/10 (2 July 2019)

The thing is when people think of WW2 they think of well known and well documented parts such as the Battle of Berlin, The dropping of the first atomic bomb (Little Boy), The concentration camps such as Auschwitz. All of these parts of WW2 are well known by everyone. But there are parts of WW2 that need to be acknowledged and given credit for.
This film is based around the fact that during WW2 the Germans had developed a code machine that they used to communicate with its army and every 24 hours it would reset itself and change to another.
So failure after failure of having pretty much an army of people taking a wild guess of trying to crack it by hand Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch) stated that he was going to develop a machine (The Bombe) that would crack the code daily as it needed to.
The acting within this film and the actors who played their roles was pretty much perfect. Benedict Cumberbatch played Alan Turing incredibly well as well as Alex Lawther and you could see how their presentation of the character were very similar to one another. Keira Knightley as Joan Clarke was done well as well as Matthew Goode as Hugh Alexander.
The Plot was actually very easy to keep up with and was always able to keep your curiosity.
Overall if you are someone who is interested in certain aspects of WW2 this is definitely something to learn from