Director Morten Tyldum's film follows Turing's journey to break the Enigma Code, the form in which the Germans communicated during WWII to conduct surprise attacks. It will undeniably be a huge contender at the big awards this season, perhaps going all the way. With a slick exquisite script and an eclectic ensemble strong enough to deliver, it's an accessible film that although may feel familiar, is thoroughly refreshing, bringing laughter, tears and thrills. That's not to say that it's necessarily overly dry and hard to connect to, this biopic of the extraordinary and tragic mathematician and inventor of the digital computer, Alan Turing, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is emotionally engaging and utterly endearing. It has a theatrical rhythm and attention to detail that ticks like a clock. With creative twists and defrightful wordplay, this mashup will enchant fans of the franchise, who will adore watching characters from clashing realms interact for the first time.There is something appropriately mechanical about The Imitation Game. This sprightly tale spins so out of control that Brooke invites the reader to revamp the ending, resulting in a choose-your-own-adventure that celebrates the power of imagination. The Hales’ charming Monster High spinoff explores the many facets of young female friendships and personalities: Draculaura and Raven Queen immediately bond Frankie Stein and Apple White squabble Maddie Hatter, hilarious and energetic, communicates directly with the fumbling but endearing narrator, Brooke Page. Where is this forgotten academy? And why are all the worlds bound to it? Stylish monsters and fairy tale royalty team up to thwart the queen before their worlds irreparably overlap.
Meanwhile, the Evil Queen escapes to Monster High, where she learns about the ever-elusive Shadow High.
Frankie Stein and Draculaura totes didn’t mean to transport themselves to Ever After High, but they’re hexcited to discover that dragons, pixies, and princesses do exist.
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