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The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Looks like the trolls and competitor studios decided to sink this one, which is unfortunate as it is worth a watch. Of course if you like your films full of students that can't act, filmed on a mobile, on a budget that costs no more than a cup a coffee, using a generic poster for their film that is nothing like their film, then get some mates to write big reviews and claim it's a fantastic film ... then this film is not for you! This film has a top notch cast, looks great and looks like a real film, great music and storyline with a few surprises.Reminded me of a Brian De Palma / Hitchcock film, has a strong opening with then a slow burner build up , but not too slow, second act gets interesting and the final act with a good few twists and good pay off , would class as a thriller rather then a drama, with scenes of violence and second half with a fast pace. It's not something i would watch twice, but well worth watching once, don't listen to the trolls and their agendas, likely hood they probably didn't even watch it!!

This movie concept is a refreshing breeze in from about 20 years ago. Seeing these old masters so seasoned, and newer faces in roles which were once cliché feels like a good homage to "ye olde" 90s thrillers with the legal backdrop. Josh Duhamel was great in the old Harrison Ford role, but for his Tom Cruise running scene he needed two cuts. Tom would never have stood for that. The acting and editing was nuanced and stimulating. It felt like everyone knew they were in a movie with Anthony Hopkins. Nobody phoned it in, not even Pacino. You could feel that all the players really bought into the project. It was a pleasure to watch. Pour the wine, kick off your shoes, enjoy.

Conspiracy - Conspiracy is an American thriller directed by Shintaro Shimosawa, the producer of The Grudge. It was released in Italy on June 15 and in the cast are Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins both won the Oscar and this is their first film together. The original title of the film is Misconduct - "Conspiracy" there we invented us in Italy - and talks about Ben Cahill, an ambitious young lawyer played by Josh Duhamel, who is in the midst of a struggle between a prominent lawyer (Pacino) and the leader of a corrupt pharmaceutical company (Hopkins). Cahill gets the incriminating documents to the pharmaceutical company and speaks to the character played by Pacino. Bad things happen and Cahill must find out the truth or lose everything he has. It looks nice. According to virtually all written reviews about the movie, it is not.In his early days in Italian Conspiracy - The conspiracy was among the five most popular films and grossed more than 50 thousand euro: a fair result, considering that it is the weekly day of June. And it is a better result than what the film has had in the US, where it grossed around 24 thousand dollars, and especially in the UK, where in its first weekend in theaters - one in which the films are usually most their collections - has grossed nearly 100 pounds (125 euro). There was a second weekend because the film was withdrawn from sale. Conspiracy - Conspiracy has cost around 10 million euro; Variety wrote that was screened in five British films and in each of them received about 25 euro: it means that on average the film has been seen by 4-5 people in each UK cinemas where it was shown. Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter wrote that Conspiracy - The conspiracy is "a predictable and forgettable film" and that the great days of Hopkins and Pacino are according to him long gone. Stephen Holden of The New York Times was more lenient with Pacino and Hopkins - "go to their usual pace" and one wonders how they were deceived to get them to act in the film - but is equally ruthless with the film, which is "made by a director and the writers who usually worked in low-budget horror movie "and it shows," is ridiculously clumsy, mounted in a senseless, incomprehensible, no suspense, is a film in which one of the bad guys continually invests people with a motorcycle". Tim Robey of the Telegraph wrote that Conspiracy - Conspiracy "is the worst movie that Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino have done in their careers": Robey said he had seen the films considered the worst made by the two actors - "I saw Instinct - Instinct primordial, Jack and Jill, 88 minutes, and Premonitions The rite and none of these is a film that I would like to have seen "- but no one is still able to gamble with conspiracy - conspiracy in terms of ugliness. Robey gave the film one star out of five. The same rating given by the Guardian, whose critic Wendy Ide wrote that it is "terrible" and is a big stain on Hopkins curriculum and Pacino. It could be shown in film schools as a practical example of how not to make a film. Every decision is wrong: whether it's the plot, casting, photography, sound and probably even the canteen menus during filming. [...] The director, Shimosawa, is fond of harmful and slow camera movements, which eventually will stop at innocuous things, such as a refrigerator. The soundtrack is thunderously stupid. And the plot is so muddled that one wonders if anyone actually read the script before giving the green light to funding for the film. It does a little 'hard to find but there is also a positive review for Conspiracy - Conspiracy: is written by Chuck Wilson of Village Voice. It's a little 'tangled and sometimes wonder if it's ironic, and perhaps it is: Wilson writes that "it is a pity that the film was snubbed" because the debut of Shimosawa director has a "elegant visual style and a plot full so many and so absurd twists that the film becomes an appreciable melodrama. " Wilson writes that the film "makes us think of Brian De Palma's Carrie Vintage - The look of Satan and Dressed to Kill" and "there are beautiful, long and straight shots in which the camera goes even further than the actors, as if trying another turning point in the plot. " Wilson adds that all this might seem like something that disturbs and confuses, it is not: "It is talented," and the director "should start organizing meetings for his next film." The only place they seem to agree with Wilson is South Korea, where Conspiracy - Conspiracy grossed just under a million Euros.

Well,what can I say.What appealed me to Misconduct is that it will be the first film that I would be seeing Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins together in the same movie.Josh Duhamel stars in it with Pacino and Hopkins taking supporting roles.It tells a story of a lawyer who is caught up in a struggle between a corrupt pharmaceutical executive,Arthur Denning and his firm's partner,Charles Abrams.Alice Eve,Malin Åkerman,South Korean star Byung-hun Lee,Julia Stiles and Glen Powell completes the cast.The movie may be considered dated and dull.The case presented in the plot are familiar themes of movies of the same nature that were shown back in the 90's.It was only nice to see Pacino and Hopkins together although there is nothing extra-ordinary about their performances as they are simply on their familiar routine as far as they are concerned as compared to other movies I have seen them before.If you want to see them together,then Misconduct is the movie for you.