10/10

Rating: 10/10 (5 November 2017)

Summary:
It follows the life of a man named Alan Turing who tries to break a secret code Germans use to communicate with each other.
Is it safe for my kids to watch?:
I recommend this movie for kids 12+. Although the movie takes place during the second World War, no guns, shooting, killing, or too graphic scenes are showed. Some intense scenes could be when several families are in the subway hiding from bomb blasts during a raid (short scene, about 5 seconds). A man is convicted of homosexuality in a society where it was not acceptable. A boy's young friend dies of a disease and affects him very much. A sexual joke is made in a bar where a man wants to put his **** in a woman's mouth while she hums a song (as a joke).
Overall:
This film is excellent, loving World War Two history, this movie captures what actually happened in London. It may not be extremely historically accurate, but for what it is, it is one of the best World War/Mathematician movie out there.