Being Nice
Recently-dumped and on the verge of admitting she'll never make any money doing something she loves, a young artist takes a job in a top London advertising agency and, much to her surprise, after connecting with a disillusioned colleague, starts to enjoy life as a grown-up - and the wild lifestyle that follows; but when the pull of the carefree life she left behind gets in the way of responsibilities, she must learn to behave like an adult, personally and professionally, to hang on to the life and people she's started to fall for.
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Plot Summary
This documentary captures the essence of the critically acclaimed British rock band Arctic Monkeys during their monumental AM tour. It offers an intimate look at the band's journey across the globe, showcasing their electrifying live performances and glimpses into their dynamic as they played to massive crowds. The film delves into the creative process and the sheer energy that defined this pivotal era for the band.
Critical Reception
Being Nice received positive reviews, with critics praising its energetic portrayal of the Arctic Monkeys' live shows and the band's undeniable stage presence. Audiences familiar with the band's music generally found it to be an authentic and exhilarating representation of their AM tour.
What Reviewers Say
- Captures the raw energy of Arctic Monkeys' live performances.
- Offers an exciting visual and auditory experience for fans.
- Provides a compelling look at the band during their AM era.
Google audience: Specific Google user reviews for this documentary are not readily available, but general audience reception often highlights the concert footage and the band's charismatic performance.
Fun Fact
The documentary was filmed during the band's 'AM' world tour, which supported their highly successful fifth studio album of the same name.
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