History, Drama, Thriller, War
A Metascore of 71 on a modest $14M budget that's returned $233.556M worldwide represents the kind of prestige-to-profit ratio that makes studios sit up. This modest historical thriller punched well above its weight at the box office.
The Imitation Game (71) sits well above Morten Tyldum's own 56.5-point average across his other scored films — a significant lift that trails his best-reviewed work, Headhunters (72), by just a point.
The Imitation Game (71) sits above Benedict Cumberbatch's own 68.6-point average across his other scored films — solid career work that trails his best-reviewed film, 12 Years a Slave (96), by a considerable margin.
Budget $14M · Box office $233.6M