The appropriation of the German Enigma Code machine in World War II.

Rating: 8/10 (30 May 2005)

As a person with a history of disliking war movies, this was a wonderful movie. For me it was somewhat slow at the beginning.The version without sub-titles would make the movie more intense, dark, realistic.
The captions on the original gave appropriate credit to the Brits for attaining the Enigma Code machine. The R2 DVD version removed that credit. By doing so it implied the US seized the machine. History should not be implied or made vague. So many people don't have any clue about our history. They don't need this kind of "help." "They" are probably the same ones who wouldn't, or couldn't, read the credits anyway. But that's Hollywood.