What the film lacks in my opinion is a seriously constructed drama. Although the film carries a certain amount of tragedy, somehow I couldn't managed to get deeper convened with the characters and complications they experiencing on a daily basis. Maybe it's because of the large number of one-dimensional characters. I'm not entirely sure. Although the script has some glitches, what definitely sells this movie and makes it worth a multiple of view is the brilliant performance of Benedict Cumberbatch. This brilliant British actor amazes us in the role of a brilliant but tortured genius. Because of him all the other elements of the film gets thrown in the background. The spectrum of emotions he gives is great, Benedict contribute so much that the film raises because of him a whole new level.
Review of The Imitation Game
