Good, but with a serious flaw

Rating: 7/10 (8 January 2015)

The Imitation game, by Morten Tyldum and with Benedict Cumberbatch starring as Alan Turing is an incredibly good movie. A movie that anyone interested in war-time-history ought to see.
And ought to see not only once, but twice and maybe even three times.
When that is stated, it does have serious flaw.
Alan Turing's creation of "Christopher" - the machine that was used to break the Enigma Code, did so because he was an incredibly good mathematician, a sincere genius with mental connections that most of will never have.
He didn't however, manage to create this machine because he was a homosexual. And that is the explicit message I get, after watching this film. When that is said, I don't think that homosexuals are in any way worse that any other of us, nor are they less worth. But their sexual preferences doesn't produce intelligence or genius. Their sexual choices merely makes them different.
I've had several friends through the years that have chosen a homosexual life-style. One of them committed suicide, sorry to say. He was an overtly creative human being. And as said above, neither less or more worth than any of us. Just a human being - like us, struggling with his demons.
When will people start raising homosexuals to something it is not? Don't they realize that they by this makes more problem for those that suffer from it, just as The Imitation Game actually will cause problems for an unknown number of homosexuals.
Because of this, I cannot give more than 7. The movie was destroyed by its own propaganda. That's sad.