True story about the 1970 Miss World beauty pageant in London, the women competing and the women who hatch a plan to disrupt it.
Misbehaviour is a feel-good British comedy drama and once you know that, you’ll have a good idea of how things will go but it makes that formula work in a very pleasing way. It’s funny and engaging with a lot of fun characters and it mixes the drama of political tensions with the glamour of a…
It's really hard to judge who the audience is because there's some childish and cute stuff for kids but then some surprisingly serious topics and violence that wouldn't really be suitable.
It is also very emotionally manipulative and I cried at least three times so who knows what this film is.
I do know Britt Robertson needs to be in more things though.
Anthony and Joe Russo return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe after directing Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the way they put together this film is great. The action sequences are well-shot, there’s only a few instances of shaky-cam and most of the time fight scenes are framed in a wide shot so you can see exactly what’s going on. Also the way they manage to film multiple characters fighting but you never lose focus of where each character is…
Avengers: Infinity War still impresses me with how they juggle all those characters and locations and stories *and* make them all fun and interesting so you’re never bored when you’re following one group but at the same time get excited when you get to see what others are doing.
