Bardlerx
Strictly average movie
Senteur
As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.
Brendon Jones
It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.
Derry Herrera
Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.
Martin Bradley
"Last Night" is an intelligent, well-acted, written, directed and photographed film that, in the end, amounts to absolutely nothing. It's a 'will they, won't they' scenario; commit adultery, that is. She's Keira Knightely and he's Sam Worthington and he's left town for the night on business with a female colleague, (Eva Mendes), he fancies and who fancies him right back leaving Keira alone to casually and very co-incidentally run into old flame Guillaume Canet. Nothing very much happens; there is a lot of talk, some of it good but mostly inane, the kind of small talk people engage in when they have nothing to say. It might have helped if the characters were more attractive but frankly these are people I would leave town to avoid. It may be well done but it is also very, very dull.
hbhahbhuhkha
In my opinion, this is one of the most emotionally profound Hollywood movies I've seen in years. I watched it few years ago and I still think about it, almost every time I am doing my research for what to watch next. It is a very neat representation of love and infidelity. The triangular connection between emotions, rationality and irrationality is shown in a most simple way. Watching this movie, I felt like I'm watching a European or Iranian cinema. I especially appreciated how the movie ended, telling us that its ending is not as important as the question this movie proclaimed: Emotional or physical infidelity, which one is worse?
WritingWed4
Last Night has deep meanings as movie I've ever seen. This movie shows only real life, so some people say 'this movie isn't interesting and waste time'. But, for people whom teen anger or students this film is good text because it tells many difficulties of relationship, especially marriage. People sometimes forget appreciation in daily life. One mistake may destroy a happiness of someone. I can read the thoughts from Last Night. Also people who watch this can see feelings of some partners, so maybe learn something about marriage without mistakes. We can't judge that who is to blame about love. I recommend Last Night for people who want to think what is love.
Radoslav Ivanov
I saw this with a friend I had not seen in years, so i was "prepared" to like it. However, unfortunately, I came out of the cinema disappointed. Surprisingly(considering "The Jacket"), the problems were more in the writing than the execution.It is safe, hinging on stereotypes and typecasting. I guess, most of the time we can't expect anything more from a directorial debut.Simply put, we have a film about infidelity - physical vs emotional. Within this frame we have two separate stories as allegories for each type, each involving one piece of a married couple we observe for 2 successive nights. It started by an encouraging "shared" parallel recollection of an evening that potentially could have been the "last night", if Massy was bolder and more willing to explore nonlinear narrative. Instead, we see the "last night" on the following day when the parallel narration starts to rely on contrast. This could have worked a little better if not for the fact that the adultery had no life or chemistry....such an oxymoron.The incongruity continues at the end when Keira is committing to a statement while Massy is not. Out of control.It could have been different if Sam's character went to LA, instead of Philly, on the morning after the "last night."2/5 - Safe