She Couldn't Handle it!!! The Imitation Game Part 1

[@TheHomiesReact]

Part 2 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZe7q6iupLyiraM

[@12neef]

I love how ya’ll say “homies” 👏🏾👏🏾🤩🤣

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

What an amazing performance from Benedict Cumberbatch.

[@chrisfrost8456]

How do we know, Cumberbutch might have done a complete disservice how will we ever know ?

[@mrs7195]

Crazy to think that a distant descendant of Alan Turing's work, the smart phone in your pocket, could break Enigma in a matter of seconds or less with a suitable app. Enigma would be a completely trivial problem for it. Turing was a legit genius.

[@jacoolckers6465]

A programer on youtube made a video of how to crack the Enigma with a simple program. I think of Turing was left alone with appropriate funding after the war, computers would have been far superior today.

[@mrs7195]

@@jacoolckers6465 True. We might be years if not decades ahead of where we are now, although the evolution of computers and computing has been nothing short of amazing even now. I think Alan Turing himself might be amazed of how much impact his inventions and ideas had, if he could see it.

[@Kestrel1971]

That's not quite true -- Enigma is still extremely computationally expensive and it still takes even a modern classical computer a significant amount of time to crack a message through brute force methods. The way Enigma was cracked relied a lot on a subtle understanding of how messages were constructed to try to trim down the number of permutations. Enigma is what Turing is known for, but that work really only built on the original code-breaking efforts of Polish cryptographers; Turing's real impact was in the mathematical definition of Turing machines, laying the groundwork for modern computers.

[@Dragon-Believer]

I saw a lecture by one of Turing's descendants. He was saying that Poland did all the work and all Turing did was make a bigger machine that they couldn't afford and didn't have time to make. He said that everything needed to crack enigma was transferred to Britain right before Poland fell. In fact they had already cracked enigma. The problem was that more rods had been added so the smaller machines they had made no longer worked.

[@DisgruntledHippo]

Great film. Such an incredible story that ended in suffering.

[@standasebek5033]

"Wars should be banned" - Ellie, the most innocent unicorn in Bulgaria, 2021.

[@TheClassicWorld]

Bulgaria? A country known for insane warfare and crime, haha. Also, it's easy to get rid of wars, you just need to get rid of 99% of the countries and cultures, that way war won't exist between groupings (since war is very rare within in-groups). Of course, that requires getting rid of about 6 billion people, so that's ironic. (There is another option, but that would be enslavement/assimilation of the world under one system/people/culture, which is also global warfare.) Alas, right now, we are living in one of the most peaceful, war-free times in human history. There has not been a major Western war for over 80 years, though 150 wars are going on right now across the globe, they are mostly between nations or within the third-world.

[@MysticalJessica]

@@TheClassicWorld Eventually we invented weapons that would discourage world wars! One more and we are all dead!

[@enriquesoto5717]

“Sometimes, it is the people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one imagine". The imitation game Is an extraordinary WW2 thriller movie. On the other hand, it is an atypical biopic of Alan Turing, who brings victory to the Allies by inventing a revolutionary machine that would give birth to the computer age. Great reaction Ellie 🙂. Hope you can do a reaction of "A Beautiful Mind" (with Russell Crowe). Another oustanding biopic movie based on true events. Keep going 🙂👊🏻

[@alfredthegreat9543]

I would hardly call A Beautiful Mind an "outstanding biopic movie"- it sways too far away from the truth to be that.

[@rnielvhinsieans.elpidama6935]

@@alfredthegreat9543 the theory of everything is a good movie watch it

[@alfredthegreat9543]

@@rnielvhinsieans.elpidama6935 Is excellent. Other similar type movies worth watching- Hidden Figures and The Man Who Knew Infinity.

[@RolandDeschain1]

I absolutely LOVE this movie. I'm in tears at the end of it every time.

[@MysticalJessica]

It's funny how we are watching this story through his invention! Christopher the digital computer!

[@swisscheeseneutral6820]

Movies like this make you grateful to live today

[@sirflappington2484]

Turing broke the enigma code which was a turning point in the war and he gave us the Turing test, a philosophical discussion that is still being talked about, and yet is made a criminal for being gay. Horrible reality of what it was like to be gay back then.

[@thomaswilkinson6101]

Alan Turing and thousands of gay and bisexual men convicted of now abolished sexual offences have since been posthumously pardoned.

[@IndySidhu88]

I love this film, the performances are great, it respects a great man Alan Turing - a mathematician and engineer whom I greatly admire as a fellow engineer myself. Whom was also terribly chastised and punished for his sexuality which infuriates me.

[@warre1]

Jeah, to treat anyone that way, let alone a man who basically saved the world in unbelievable.

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

6:40 Wars are globally forbidden by international law. At least aggressive ones. In fact, after the war, the Nuremberg trials not only convicted Nazis of war crimes but - for the first time - for the crime of starting an aggressive war that the allies deemed illegal. This is why so many people call for Bush and Blair to be arrested for the Iraq invasion in 2003. Because it was, by the standards set after WW2, illegal and a crime against humanity

[@chrisfrost8456]

I am not gay but when i here the story of Alan Turing it brings a tear to me , and how they treated him was disgusting chemical castration bloody Barbaric 💔, i like the way you got passionate about the film you have a ❤ more people should learn his story,thanks for vid.

[@terryv2006]

2 amazing stories of the highs and lows humans can achieve told simultaneously. Great movie and reaction.

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. Another good bio pic you should see it is A Beautiful Mind with Russel Crow.

[@64MartinDiV]

A beautiful mind would be a great reaction to see by the Homies

[@robertlowe1454]

A digital computer?? Can't wait to get me one of those!!

[@zooloo73]

So you're surfing on a mechanical difference engine or an analog computer, like those who were common at the time?

[@foundingtitan7]

Movie really made me cry too

[@sirjohnmara]

What an amazing performance from our Ellie

[@lucabaracuda987]

'Do you wanna solve the puzzle or noh? /angryface" :)))

[@magggmae]

As much as I love this movie, they ddint portray him correctly at all. He wasn’t difficult to get along with at all, he was the most sweet and caring person. Guess they threw that out the window for the sake of entertainment

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@metalrex]

Wow I think this is the first reaction ever for this particular movie!

[@Delboy0]

You are watching this movie and not Get Out or 12 years a Slave? Common people get Ellie to watch these films that both are great movies One is entertaining and the other is probably the saddest film I have ever watched and I have still only seen it once. Everyone was crying in the cinema during it.

[@32446]

12 Years is defo a one time watch. It’s a masterpiece but too distressing to watch again imho.

[@nathan.brazil780]

Turing was gay when it was a crime to be so... It is appalling the way they treated him after all he did for them

[@raymacdonaldcreations505]

Great movie!

[@camerapunk4109]

I love this movie 😭

[@cjames4478]

I love this movie. 💯

[@Mauiman122]

Great Pick on a True story

[@kevinkingmaker7395]

Homies get 100 clicks per tear. Monetizing Maudlin...

[@dracomaster4]

Who the hell downvotes a reaction video? You deserve all the likes!

[@spartakas659]

Please can you check out “DUNKIRK” it will be an experience👍🏻

[@peterschmidt4348]

Please watch the "Star Trek"-movies ! 🖖

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Please consider watching Line of Duty. BBC series about police corruption.

[@mattnar3865]

This movie gets almost everything wrong about the real life Alan Turing, it's still good if you watch it as the story of some fictional guy

[@kythrathesuntamer9715]

I watched her reactions I'm just like omfg kawaii desu. (cute)

[@broadband01]

please react to [dead mans shoes] its a classic

[@AzBeautyFull]

Legends of the fall

[@markbennett2196]

englan just one

[@justinscrivner5457]

Do E.T. the extra-terrestrial. Don't forget your tissue box.

[@murrayhough3410]

Are you German?

[@TheClassicWorld]

No need to bring European feminism into it, this was 1940, not 2015. Very few women are that smart (most humans with super-genius IQs are male according to the studies/data), and this film is known to be not completely truthful. For example, we know that she was not smarter than Turing (though this is strangely implied with the test at the start), and the real woman was actually quite unhappy with the film because it wasn't very truthful.

[@NicholasWarnertheFirst]

So cute. You.❤

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Turning covering up for the Russian spy is fiction. Weren't even on the same team. I find this movie fiction highly distasteful.

[@colonyofrats4193]

They also made Turing really arrogant and socially awkward in the film when he wasn’t in real life

[@firstenforemost]

What's with these stupid titles on the videos? "She couldn't handle it!!!"? Just put the title and a reference to "reaction" or "first time watching." Sheesh.

[@thedanantenna]

it's called appealing to the lowest common denominator.

[@standasebek5033]

Yes, come on. We will watch the reactions, we dont need these kind of clickbaits.