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• Lucas M

  
  Tense and scary black comedy, with a really good message. Well done.

• Dead A

  
  This is the reason why I hate politics. You welcome yourself into this shit, you become a killer even if you don't want to. The only part I enjoyed is the food. I must say those looked delicious <a href='http://www.mysmiley.net' title='smiley… More
  This is the reason why I hate politics. You welcome yourself into this shit, you become a killer even if you don't want to. The only part I enjoyed is the food. I must say those looked delicious <a href='http://www.mysmiley.net' title='smiley emoticons'><img src='http://serve.mysmiley.net/tongue/tongue0026.gif' alt='smiley emoticons' border='0'></a>. And the ending was nice. Serves them right to act like a God.

• Candy R

  
  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.

• Anthony L

  
  A fun black comedy where no Religious or political view is safe.

• Curtis L

  
  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.

• Stuart B

  
  You know what, I prefered the bigotted people they killed than these annoying liberals...

• Jason S

  
  This is a good flick that is a little twisted and funny. It has a full cast and really makes you think about the people you hang out with.

• Jeffrey M

  
  The Last Supper attempts to be witty, poignant, and smartly satirical, but instead it's dull, un-interesting, and supremely stupid. The script is written with liberal cliches galore, with a moronic sense of its &quot;opposition&quot;. The cast is left to deliver stilted… More
  The Last Supper attempts to be witty, poignant, and smartly satirical, but instead it's dull, un-interesting, and supremely stupid. The script is written with liberal cliches galore, with a moronic sense of its &quot;opposition&quot;. The cast is left to deliver stilted dialogue while complaining about evil right-wingers that are depicted in an almost cartoon-like fashion. We end up hating the self-righteous idiocy of the roommates more than those they target. There simply is no believe-ability in the script.&lt; The acting is also sub-par, partly because of the bad dialogue, but also from an apparent lack of chemistry with each other. The interactions have the believe-ability of a daytime soap opera, but with unbearable political &quot;commentary&quot;. Overall it's a disaster, with no meaningful message to be had, no humor to be found, and nothing of particular value. 1.5/5 Stars

• Nate H

  
  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… More
  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.

• Marion R

  
  An interesting dark comedy. It has some funny moments, but there were one or two sex scenes that felt out of place and were unnecessary. Okay if you want a couple laughs.

• Christopher B

  
  Interesting film where the victims are more interesting than the killers, but I'm pretty sure that's what the director intended.

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