The Last Kiss (Widescreen Edition) | Zach Braff, Jacinda Barrett

The Last Kiss (Widescreen Edition) | Zach Braff, Jacinda Barrett | good remake

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The Last Kiss (Wid...

	The Last Kiss (Widescreen Edition) Zach Braff, Jacinda Barrett Dreamworks Video, 2006 average customer review:based on 86 reviews view larger image
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The Last Kiss is a contemporary comedy-drama about life love infidelity forgiveness marriage friendship and coming to grips with turning 30. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: R UPC: 097363464341 Manufacturer No: 346434

Great movie, great director

Zack Braff is not only a great actor, but a great director as well. I loved this movie, for the script, the acting, and the plot. Plus, it's a great movie to sit down and watch with a potential girlfriend. :-P

good remake

I thought this was interesting movie and it was wrost the money I paid. I get manyo f my dvd half price keep that in mind. It not shakerspeare, but hey it good enough for moi.

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The story of a schmuck(s)

I liked this because the acting was decent, and the script was intelligent, if somewhat predictable.

Make it last!

Here is a heart-wrenching movie about a love triangle. Mike (played by Zach Braff) is engaged to his girlfriend, Jenna (Jacinda Barrett). Unfortunately, he has 2 problems. One, he has a phobia about getting married. Two, he is in the process of being seduced by a college co-ed (Rachel Bilson).

To complicate matters, his bride-to-be is carrying his child. Needless to say, this all makes for a VERY messy situation. He has several male friends in different stages of relationships, and it seems that the lot of them have some growing up to do as well as Mike. You can even throw Jenna's father into the category of a guy who needs to "grow up." However, Mike's transgressions are the most egregious of any character's in the film.

What makes this film work is the emotional performance of Barrett. If we don't empathize w/her character, then the film is a wash. She does a good job of portraying a woman who is extremely hurt & vulnerable, w/out crossing over the line & becoming a character who is just-plain-annoying.

All in all, this is not a great movie, but it's something of a sentimental one. It's all about how we need to "let go" of the past (as well as our past habits) as we move through different stages in life. It's about how we need to do thus even when we feel a yearning for our childhood when things were so much simpler. That, I think, is what this film is all about, even more than the issue of cheating vs. not-cheating on your spouse / fiance' / significant other.

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