Summary There are an unfortunate number of movies where the conflict could have been resolved in minutes if the main characters had simply communicated better. Movies that rely too much on coincidences or contrivances often utilize miscommunications to drive the plot. Humans are flawed and characters should also be susceptible to misunderstandings, especially when they are in stressful circumstances and are not sure who they can trust.
Anyone But You is a romantic comedy by director Will Gluck starring Sydney Sweeny and Glen Powell. Sweeny and Powell star as Bea and Ben, two strangers with an incredible first date that goes sour following one incident at the tail end. Thinking the worst is behind them, the two are roped into a destination wedding in Sydney, Australia, where they'll have to pretend to be a couple despite absolutely hating each other.
The Little Mermaid GAnimationAdventureFamily The Little Mermaid is a 1989 Walt Disney animated film written and directed by John Musker and Ron Clements. It stars the voices of Jodi Benson, Pat Carroll, and Christopher Daniel Barnes, with music from Alan Menken. The plot follows a young mermaid named Ariel that wishes to abandon her life underwater and join the humans on land.
In this animated Disney musical, the newly crowned Queen Elsa accidentally uses her power to turn things into ice to curse her home in infinite winter. Her younger sister, Anna, teams up with a mountain man, his playful reindeer, and a living snowman to change the weather conditions and restore peace.
Director Jon Watts Release Date December 17, 2021 Cast Zendaya , Jon Favreau , Tom Holland , Jamie Foxx , Alfred Molina , Benedict Cumberbatch , Marisa Tomei , J.B. Smoove , Benedict Wong , Jacob Batalon Runtime 148 minutes Related 10 Worst Scenes In The MCU’s Best Movies Though the Marvel Cinematic Universe features many excellent movies, even some of its best titles still contain some pretty poor scenes.
Director Mark Palansky Release Date February 29, 2008 Runtime 101 minutes 6 Lilo Believes Stitch Is Being Bad On Purpose Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch Close The Lilo & Stitch sequel revolves around Stitch’s “glitch,” where he occasionally spasms uncontrollably and destroys things around him, due to a problem when Jumba genetically engineered him. Naturally, Jumba and Pleakley tell no one in the family about this while they try to find a way to fix Stitch.