![]() ![]() ![]() It's the main problem that plagues The Imitation Game, a finely crafted film boasting strong performances that, for some reason, is determined to find a happy ending where none exists.Īs The A.V. It's a jarring juxtaposition: Joan's final monologue is clearly meant to leave the audience with a message of hope, only to immediately undercut it with a punch to the gut. And then, the audience is told by subtitles, Turing dies off-screen. She leaves, and he finds solace with his computer-the computer that wasn't actually named Christopher. ![]()
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