Too Dry, Too Formulaic And Inferior To Enigma

Rating: 2/10 (25 April 2017)

Yes, Enigma in 2001 was a highly fictionalized movie, while there was a real Alan Turing and yes, The Imitation Game is based on all true life events. But what worked well in old film has not succeeded here in anew one. My opinion - while that old one was a perfect mix of suspense, thriller, drama, war epic, tragedy and romance, here it is a bleak dull shaggy description of some ill and variously challenged man with a good mind. But it all falls flat with a painfully slow delivery, unpersuasive tonality, certain flaws and goofs and a very silly air of pathetic motto: Who, if not us. OK, they did a marvelous job, but some aspects of war were so mundane and boring that they do not deserve a film to show. Do we really need to see a highly unwell man breaking codes or very blatantly Oliver Stone style of interpolation being stolen? No, certainly not. What is also very obvious and painfully poor is that rainbow scheme flag agenda propaganda slyly creeping into a plot, delivering a certain ungodly message. Okay, we can watch this once and quickly dismiss