Mostly correct...

Rating: 8/10 (29 November 2014)

It's the best movie about Turing yet. Mostly historically correct with the odd exception. Don't try to read Andrew Hodge's book Enigma unless you're a mathematician (it's really boring). Try the Universal machine instead, which puts Turing into his historical context http://go.shr.lc/1pApT9q There's no mention of the Lorenz code that was also broken at Bletchley. This code was used by Nazi High Command and was much more complicated than Enigma. It resulted in Bletchley building the world's first computer (Colossus) to crack it. Tommy Flower a post office engineer designed it with some help from Turing though he wasn't directly responsible for it. Turing did work on Manchester Mark 1 after the war. He also worked on bio-informatics and devised a formula that show how a leopards spots form. Brillian man.