Thứ Hai, 25 tháng 6, 2018

Making the film extremely meaningful in The Imitation Game

The film is built on the backdrop of nostalgic, gentle, dark-skinned, British-style music combined with slow, gentle and sad music. With subtle artistic elements incorporated into the film, Alan Turing's image is clearer and more real.

There were segments of childhood at school bullied, lunches alone studying the decoy machine and painting the wall-hungry prototype during World War II, or crying out for closing the Christopher machine at the end of the film. , are slices seemingly discrete but the soul of the film. watch justice league war They made the Alan Turing image more complete, deeper, more understandable and empathetic. It's not just the arrogant mathematician, the hard-headed, the invisible, the confidences that have never been revealed, the sadness to be filled, and the needy and loving heart. the difference with the people around.

"Sometimes those who no one think they can do are the ones who do things that nobody can imagine." no one can imagine "is the main message that the film wants to convey to everyone. None of us are perfect, each one will have its own shortcomings. But those shortcomings make each individual unique in his or her own way and we need to respect that distinction. And so, everyone deserves recognition, no matter who they are, what past or how they come from, when they really want to spend their lives devoting themselves to society.

In addition, the film in vexmovies was honored by the LGBT community for conveying a touching and moving story about the great mathematician Alan Turing to the crowded audience. As for Benedict Cumberbatch, he wished the film could help Alan Turing wash his glory and be honored with what he has donated.

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The film still has imperfections, but it makes the story of a different Alan Turing become more authentic and worth watching than ever. In the month of pride - "Pride month" - dedicated to celebrating the diversity of sexual trends around the world, invite you to review The Imitation Game as an open, on the issue of gender in modern society.