Amber Taylor, Amy Hill, Annabeth Gish
Five liberal Iowa graduate students want to make a difference in the world. But when they're put to the test, like most liberals, they are really a whole lot of talk and very little action. Until one ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 7, 2003
Stats: 411 reviews
Black comedy about students discussing current affairs with dinner guests, which leads to murder. Good cast, sees a young Cameron Diaz. Good plot and ending.
Pretty fun poke at political extremists. Short, and the movie doesn't really go anywhere but at the table, but it was fun for a lazy monday night.
The Last Supper is a dark comedy that lacks a direct purpose and a interesting concept that doesn't do anything with it. There's not a single character that makes you care enough about what happens to them and I do have problems with its overall concept. Nice try but there needs ...( read more)
You know what, I prefered the bigotted people they killed than these annoying liberals...
Entertaining movie about left-wing intellectual liberals who end up deciding that the world will be a better place by getting rid of certain elements of our society. While the obvious message in the story is that any extreme, either left or right, is bad. However, even though the...( read more)
watched this a long time ago on tv...weird weird characters here but this movie has got an interesting plot
The concept had potential, but I don't understand why they'd approach a black comedy with such sobriety. It's some sort of treatise on tolerance and free speech, I think, but the not-very-ambiguous ending didn't do much to drive a point home or make this one worthwhile.
not a "laugh out loud" film, but it is kinda funny considering the concept is a bunch of pushover liberals finally taking a stand for their beliefs and being as hypocritical as possible by killing their dinner guests with opposing ideas. Bill Paxton and Ron Pearlman both have sho...( read more)
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