| Pleasantly Surprised |
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| written by JTabor |
March 29, 2006 - 7:07 AM PST |
The Last Supper is a dark comedy gem I enjoyed watching. I was amazed by all the big names that were in the movie even if they made a 5 minute or so cameo. I didn't know what to expect when I rented this one but I thought it might be good because of the few big names on the cast list. It's not a long movie and has an indie feel which is a nice break from mainstream comedy movies. Worth the hour an a half.
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| Goddarn Funny! |
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| written by sinisterguffaw |
March 11, 2004 - 4:37 PM PST |
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5 out of 5 members found this review helpful
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I saw this one some few years ago, but the memory remains as vivid as if I had just seen it a week ago. A cleverly written, light-hearted dark comedy with an ensemble cast to die for, this farce will have people from either side of the political divide gasping for air.
Last Supper features some of Cameron Diaz's early work but don't let that scare you off. This film shows us why she's the star she is today. Ron Perlman plays the role of a conservative fundamentalist leader, and he plays it well. I have never seen him in such a comical role, and it was brilliant! I'd say this film and City of Lost Children are the reason I like him so much.
It's a little strange, really, because when I watched this the first time I had much more conservative views (borrowed from my parents) than I do now. But any way you look at it, this movie is hilarious!
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