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The story itself seemed realistic. I couldn't spot any obvious Hollywood-style embellishments, but it could have used a little tightening-up. Though the entire film was gripping and engaging from the start - I loved the narration at the beginning! - it failed to turn truly nail-biting even though it certainly had the potential for it.
On the technical side, this had beautifully detailed pictures with flawless period wardrobe and sets. While not obviously built for aesthetics, everything came together to form some gorgeous pictures every once in a while. It was all very nice to look at and the directing and editing were solid and confident, letting the actors dictate the pace a lot of the time and not the script. Everything was complemented by the awesome score by Alexandre Desplat. One of his best works, I'd say.
A credible 4/5, though I was missing the emotional compound a bit (actually, the worst was the air raid on London. That had me tearing up, watching this beautiful city get blown to bits.)
The Imitation Game on Imdb

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