This is so heart-wrenchingly beautiful, fantastic job! I especially liked the part from 1:44 to 2:00, "Christopher has become so smart. Christopher is dead. They"ll take him away from me". Once again, fantastic job!
I love how all the Sherlock fans are here. No joke, tho, this movie made me so sad. I watched it a while ago because I saw Benedict was the man character, and I didn’t regret it.
Oh no I'm just... This is beautiful this is too beautiful. The editing the scenes BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH'S ACTING it's all absolutely brilliant and I do not have the words to explain the emotions I am feeling rn
I watched this movie way before I watched Sherlock and became absolutely obsessed with Benedict. I didn’t even knew it was Ben in the movie, or at least I didn’t remember. Such an incredible masterpiece of a film.
This video made me watch this movie. I had a history assignment that said I had to watch a WW2 movie. I was already thinking of watching this, but this video really sold it for me. Thank you, for getting me to watch what is now my favorite movies.
This is a great film *but* the truth kind of gets faded with drama, Im not going to write a whole essay but Alan has been one of my favourite people in history for years and I really want people to research his story themselves before they go watch or re-watch the film (the same goes for every biopic) I know these types of movies take 'creative liberties' but *key important* people have been left out, I know this film is about Alan's tragic story but without Gordon Welchman helping enigma would not of been cracked as quickly or even at all. I feel like they should of replaced the russian spy bit with Gordon to at least mention him as he is always overlooked-yes the bit where Alan is accused as a spy most likely never happened as the actual spy was working on a different unit at Bletchley and due to security protocols never really met. Alan also did not draw up the machine plans himself, a team from Germany or Sweden actually created the first one called a bombe-yes bomb with an e- although Alan was a genius and threw us into the digital age. Another dramatisation is Christopher- I know this is very minor- but the machine was never called Christopher and the real Christopher never got him into code and cyphers, that was a years after he died. One last thing- I swear even though I could go on for ages- is Turing's character himself, having watched interviews, studied the topic for a GCSE essay I can say with confidence Alan was a very approachable man. He was surprisingly open about his sexuality- making no attempts to hide it completely. He openly went on vacation to Greece and invite many people over for dinner.There are other things I could mention like the rivalry in the group, there was obviously some tension sometimes in the group but they were at war under pressure to crack a supposedly impossible code every 12 hours. *I do love this film* I dont want to sound like Im nit-picking (which Im doing a bit) it just irritates me because alot of people obviously look at 'based on a true story' and dont really think what is fabricated or dramatised. I am not a complete expert but I have looked at this topic alot and really want Alan's story to be remembered truthfully, this movie still brought me to tears and made me sad. OH and Turing would actually make jokes about his breasts increasing due to the 'treatment' which I think is quite funny considering the man had been though hell and was still managing to joke- so yeah that bit is dramatised to.It was also never confirmed he actually did kill himself and from interviews his friends had stated he was happy up until his death *but I dont know and im not going to fuel conspiracy theories* the offical statement said suicide so thats what we stick with I guess. *Anywho still a great movie, have a good day yall* (turns out I wrote a whole essay..oops)
Thanks for all that info on Alan! He was amazing ❤ you can think of this vid as a response to the fictional character that was inspired by Alan 😊 I know a lot of fans went to look up the real alan and the real bletchley park after they saw the film which is great! And Alan's relatives (his neices I think) helped benedict out a lot with research and said they enjoyed the film which is nice 😊
Damn, I just cried again. xD I love this movie so much, so sad...Alan Turing was an incredible man.
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@@alittlebean.1284 Thank you, I love yours too!! :D ♥
@@Alice-nl3uh lol ur welcome and thx! :)
This is so heart-wrenchingly beautiful, fantastic job! I especially liked the part from 1:44 to 2:00, "Christopher has become so smart. Christopher is dead. They"ll take him away from me". Once again, fantastic job!
i remember when i watched this for the first time, it emotionally broke me
This is so beautiful 😭😭😭 all the scenes fit perfectly together
I love the part from 0:01 to 3:03
You are right, that 0:00 was not that good.
@@zorono2001 haha
I love how all the Sherlock fans are here.
No joke, tho, this movie made me so sad. I watched it a while ago because I saw Benedict was the man character, and I didn’t regret it.
I just watched this movie a little while ago, i loved every second of it and loved the whole thing
Oh no I'm just... This is beautiful this is too beautiful. The editing the scenes BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH'S ACTING it's all absolutely brilliant and I do not have the words to explain the emotions I am feeling rn
I love this movie. Benedict is way too underrated for my liking tbh, I mean yeah he's an Avenger now but his past work ugh *chefs kiss* perfection
I watched this movie way before I watched Sherlock and became absolutely obsessed with Benedict. I didn’t even knew it was Ben in the movie, or at least I didn’t remember. Such an incredible masterpiece of a film.
Why’d u do this to me you’ve reawaken emotions that have been kept inside for goods sake but I was still watching it cus it’s so sad but so good
This is beautiful. The first time I watched this movie I cried and watching this brings in so much emotion
this is so beautiful, yet so sad. you did an amazing work, thank you for this
Oh my gawd! Dude you have posted soo many videos in the past few hourssss. Mad respect!!
so good. i love him, thank you
This made me so sad, tears, shiver from it- I am truly sorry Alan. I didnt want to, you have my sorry 🥺😭
Man I felt really bad and cried in this film it's one of the saddest and depressing movie Alan was such a good guy
I dedicated an entire page in my sketch book for him btw great edit your keep improving !
Shit i'm crying again!! It's so sad how his life ended. Amazing video👏😢❤
This is the only other perfomance aside form Sherlock which I watched Ben play and I gotta say it’s my second afvourite Alan was incredible
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL CONGRATS YOU MADE ME CRY
god it’s been so long since i’ve seen this movie. and i remember being so upset when they took it off netflix. i really need to watch this again 💕
This is so sad
This video made me watch this movie. I had a history assignment that said I had to watch a WW2 movie. I was already thinking of watching this, but this video really sold it for me. Thank you, for getting me to watch what is now my favorite movies.
Not fair. I just got over the movie. Now, I'm crying all over again
when he cries.
beautiful 🥺😢😭👏👏👏
okay, i didn't think i would cry but i did. thank you this is beautiful
this is so so so beautiful
Heh i just realised, Alan is talking to Alan Leech :)
I love this movie. Seriously
A beautiful and sad Piece of art ❤😔
I don´t know, but your videos are perfect!!!!
I love u ❤
No one :
My father when he sees this scene 0:37 : It's you !
Me in the background : We are the same person
for people who don't know anything about this
movie and you have come across this video, this is a sign for you to go and watch 'THE IMITATION GAME"
He pretty much changed the outcome of the second world war and killed himself because he couldn't love whom he wanted to love. How horrible.
I love your edits
1:56 i’m not crying you are
I'm crying 🥹💔
Can you please tell the name of the music?
Please
Please
i love this one!!!
Keep going
no. how dare
This is beautiful. Can you tell me what song is playing in the background??
Thankyou! 💕 its "her joy was complete" by sleeping at last
TAALENT
where can u watch this?! i want to see it SO BAD!!
This is a great film *but* the truth kind of gets faded with drama, Im not going to write a whole essay but Alan has been one of my favourite people in history for years and I really want people to research his story themselves before they go watch or re-watch the film (the same goes for every biopic) I know these types of movies take 'creative liberties' but *key important* people have been left out, I know this film is about Alan's tragic story but without Gordon Welchman helping enigma would not of been cracked as quickly or even at all. I feel like they should of replaced the russian spy bit with Gordon to at least mention him as he is always overlooked-yes the bit where Alan is accused as a spy most likely never happened as the actual spy was working on a different unit at Bletchley and due to security protocols never really met.
Alan also did not draw up the machine plans himself, a team from Germany or Sweden actually created the first one called a bombe-yes bomb with an e- although Alan was a genius and threw us into the digital age.
Another dramatisation is Christopher- I know this is very minor- but the machine was never called Christopher and the real Christopher never got him into code and cyphers, that was a years after he died.
One last thing- I swear even though I could go on for ages- is Turing's character himself, having watched interviews, studied the topic for a GCSE essay I can say with confidence Alan was a very approachable man. He was surprisingly open about his sexuality- making no attempts to hide it completely. He openly went on vacation to Greece and invite many people over for dinner.There are other things I could mention like the rivalry in the group, there was obviously some tension sometimes in the group but they were at war under pressure to crack a supposedly impossible code every 12 hours.
*I do love this film* I dont want to sound like Im nit-picking (which Im doing a bit) it just irritates me because alot of people obviously look at 'based on a true story' and dont really think what is fabricated or dramatised. I am not a complete expert but I have looked at this topic alot and really want Alan's story to be remembered truthfully, this movie still brought me to tears and made me sad. OH and Turing would actually make jokes about his breasts increasing due to the 'treatment' which I think is quite funny considering the man had been though hell and was still managing to joke- so yeah that bit is dramatised to.It was also never confirmed he actually did kill himself and from interviews his friends had stated he was happy up until his death *but I dont know and im not going to fuel conspiracy theories* the offical statement said suicide so thats what we stick with I guess.
*Anywho still a great movie, have a good day yall*
(turns out I wrote a whole essay..oops)
Thanks for all that info on Alan! He was amazing ❤ you can think of this vid as a response to the fictional character that was inspired by Alan 😊 I know a lot of fans went to look up the real alan and the real bletchley park after they saw the film which is great! And Alan's relatives (his neices I think) helped benedict out a lot with research and said they enjoyed the film which is nice 😊
@@Holmesbee2 Yeah the movie was still amazing and moved me to damn tears