Motivational, Realistic, Liberal, & Extraordinary

Rating: 9/10 (15 January 2016)

The Imitation Game movies is a long journey of breaking the encoded messages by using Enigma, which is a machine used by the Germans, to encrypt the secret messages. It was developed in the end of the World War I; later on the Germans used it in the World War II. To me, the movie is not about showing the negative use of the technology; instead, it evaluates the appropriate level of such an enormous technology. Besides, the movie gives a brief overview on the outstanding works and unbelievable achievements of Alan Turing, who can be termed as father of computer too, because his exceptional thinking of providing ability to machines to think like humans, might has given birth to the idea of computer, partially. Honestly, I am not the one who can judge every movie, but this movie is really an exceptional piece. It plays a vital role in introducing technology, pain, happiness, fear, craziness, conspiracy, realism, burning desire, and enthusiasm. Whatever it was, the movie just enhanced my perception about several things that happen in daily life. Eventually, if you have a burning desire, then you can achieve anything whether it decoding Enigma or inventing its competitor.