dave-rodolff I really had a problem watching "Last Night" because of the lack of an explanation on how the world is ending.I mean, the whole movie is about how people would react to the end of life on earth.I have read many posts on possible scientific scenarios on how it could happen, but none of them make any sense in the context of the movie. So,once you rule out any kind of scientific explanation, the only thing left is divine intervention.(The Rapture) Especially since at the end of the movie everybody is gone (No bodies even) but the buildings and everything else are still standing. Of course, I'm sure God isn't going to give us a head's up on when the Rapture is coming (down to the exact time) So, if it's the Rapture, why isn't everybody celebrating? You're going to a better place!All I know is that I would probably react quite differently to one scenario where we all die by a comet, gamma burst, rogue planet, etc. as compared to one where we all come into the Lord's grace.

ananias73 ...means the reborn of the human nature! This is the last night on earth, the nature of the disaster will remain unknown (no mention about that through the whole film but who cares), people quietly prepare themselves for the end deciding with who or how they will spend their last six hours on earth! One is trying to come across the city to meet her lovely husband to commit suicide together, other attends a family meal and decides to spend the night all alone, another person has already write all over his house's walls which exactly sexual fantasy remains to do, this is a deeply emotional travel to human nature near the end, their fears, their abandoned values, their growth to something beyond their lonely life. Excellent performances by everyone (especially from Callum Keith-Rennie as always and Sandra Oh who both received deserved Genie Awards), a personal triumph for Don McKellar (director, writer and actor in the main character role as Patrick). One of the best Canadians films ever

rbnews Hello I read one commenter's comments (circa 1999) and have to agree with them, he/she didn't understand the movie at all and is clearly appreciative of the hit-me-over-the-head with the message film school. This is a quiet, uplifting, introspective investigation of our own psyches. And if anyone truly believes that humanity is going to gather together in a quiet sense of community at The End, they haven't been reading this news. While there are pockets of ideal humans living life the way they might in Northern Exposure, mob mentality rules when run by fear and adrenaline as the primary fuel for turning the page of tomorrow and find the book after page 1998 is blank. The film's core ingredient is the simple stimulation of, in witnessing a cross-section of possible life's end scenarios, the equally simple question -- What Would I Do if I knew the world was coming to an end, e.g., October 1, 2008? Not the terrorist attack on the community, but the end-sign in the cosmological equation... THAT, for me at least, is the point of the film. And very very few film productions succeed in creating that sort of personal, visceral, intimately reactive response. If any viewer didn't feel it to the core, I am truly sorry for your loss. --rbnewsnapa--

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