Watching The Imitation Game

I'll be watching The Imitation Game with my friends this Friday night. I have to confess that even though I am looking forward to it, I'm not very much keen on going to the cinema because I always feel anxious whenever I am inside the studio. When all lights are off, all I wanted to do is move and not watch the film. This might be anxiety but I just don't feel good sitting too long inside a dark room with lots of people and just sit there doing nothing but watch a film play on the big screen. My fretting isn't going to do me any good, but at least I'm going to meet my friends from when I went to the stage door of Martin Freeman's Richard III play.

I'll probably say my rating of the film and what happened to me when I'm inside. So no spoilers here, because I probably wouldn't want to think about the film anymore because I seethed at the way people think at that time. I still think it's unfair for Alan Turing, poor guy. And also... I'm a bit grumpy about Benedict Cumberbatch because I'm just tired of seeing him everywhere at this point.

My life is dedicated for Martin Freeman, that's that. Also Julie Andrews, Pink, Maggie Smith, Amanda Abbington, Simon Pegg and some other people whom I am not remembering.

Aaaaaaanyways, expect something new to be added here on Saturday!

[Edit 15/11/2014 10:50am]

Well, I did say you're going to see me sooner or later updating this post.
One thing that I must tell you who are going to watch it: brace your hearts, keep tissues on hand. This movie is not for the weak hearted, but I really recommend you watch it if you want to know the tension of war. It's pretty heavy at the end, because of the tension and a really sensitive issue at that time period (homophobia).
One more thing: don't watch it alone. Seriously, if you're going to cry like I did at the end, you'll need hugs. I thank thee friends for hugging me when they saw my tear-stricken, whimpering and sobbing self.

The movie was amazing and the tension was just too much to handle. The tension came from the characters because they're in war and running out of time. Then as the story unfolds, the tension seeps into those who watched the film. In the end I still thought it was unfair to see what had happened to Alan Turing so my heart broke and I cried.

Alan Turing has become someone I give my heart too, it's a shame I've never heard of him until I know about this film. He should be in text books, not just someone who only people studying Computer Science or other computer department knows!

May Alan rest in peace, knowing that he is not forgotten and his legacy still going strong.

Rating: 9/10 
I dub this film as a tear-jerker. I'm voting for this film in the oscar, definitely.
(I'm no professional rater, I don't often go to see films that often, which is never)