> Real life doesn't make for a movie anyone wants to watch Except that this is simply patently untrue in this case. The allegation here is precisely that the f

> Real life doesn't make for a movie anyone wants to watch Except that this is simply patently untrue in this case. The allegation here is precisely that the film makers were too lazy to fully exploit what real life gave them, and instead resorted to Hollywood stock. And the director didn’t just “rearrange a few things”, he completely mis-represents, at the same time, Turing’s (as well as others’) character, the nature of his work, and the historical progression. After that there’s not much left.