Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician who changed the course of history, in "The Imitation Game." Jack English He cracked the code of a legendarily impenetrable German ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credits: The Weinstein Company The Imitation Game is a 2014 American biographical film based on the 1983 biography written by ...
More stories by Nigel M. For the last several months, Benedict Cumberbatch has been drawing attention for his performance as Alan Turing in the sure-to-be awards juggernaut “The Imitation Game.” But ...
This review is part of IGN's cover of the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival. Alan Turing's legacy was as ciphered as the World War II codes he broke. Confidentiality kept his miraculous work ...
“The Imitation Game” is clearly an awards contender: Complex, impeccably executed and unique. The film’s offbeat approach to an oddball character will be its greatest strength — and its challenge. A ...
As a depiction of Alan Turing's life, The Imitation Game is just that: an imitation, and a pale one at that. (Spoiler alert, or as much of a spoiler alert as you can give a film about a public figure ...
The producers of The Imitation Game are conducting their Oscars campaign, with gay pride front and center. Too bad the film itself is so sexuality-lite. Senior Editor and Writer You’d think the Human ...
There’s a tension at the heart of “The Imitation Game” that’s never completely reconciled. On one side, we have the story of Alan Turing’s work during World War II, of his breaking the Nazi’s Enigma ...
Similar to the way that the Weinstein Co. has a knack for eyeing awards-worthy films to acquire or produce, the company has continually excelled with platforming titles to higher grosses and crossing ...
World War II involved more than two dozen countries spread across six continents and tens of millions of soldiers. But according to ‘The Imitation Game’ the entire conflict hinged on the actions of ...
Alan Turing's legacy was as ciphered as the World War II codes he broke. Confidentiality kept his miraculous work breaking Hitler's “Enigma Code” from the public eye. Criminal charges filed against ...