The Last Supper

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The Last Supper

R

1995

1h 32m

Comedy

Drama

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61%

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38 Reviews

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5,000+ Ratings

Stranded student Pete (Ron Eldard) gets a lift from racist trucker Zack and repays the favor by inviting him in for dinner with his roommates, Jude (Cameron Diaz), Luke (Courtney B. Vance), Marc (Jonathan Penner) and Paulie (Annabeth Gish). When Zack praises Hitler and pulls a knife at the table, the roommates kill him. Rationalizing their actions as a favor to humanity, they bury Zack in the yard and begin to invite other offensive types to a string of similarly murderous meals.

Critics Consensus

It struggles to find a balance between its humor and its message, but The Last Supper's sharp script and well-chosen cast offer just enough nourishment for fans of black comedy.

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Anne Billson

Daily Telegraph (UK)

11/27/2017

This impressive debut feature by Stacy Title has its wobbly technical moments and one or two underdeveloped narrative strands, but it's brimful of provocative ideas and moral dilemmas as well as being extremely funny.

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Quentin Curtis

Daily Telegraph (UK)

11/22/2017

Cynthia Roberts's film is poignant and courageous, but its curious status -- a film of a play that seems to want to be a documentary -- muffles its impact.

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Gene Siskel

Chicago Tribune

08/16/2017

3/4

There is some thought behind this broad humor.

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Corrina Antrobus

Common Sense Media

03/08/2023

2/5

Instead, in its radical attempts to show a war of liberal left vs. radical right, it fails to present true nuance in either camp. In presenting them in such black and white terms, neither come across as reasonable.

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Mal Vincent

The Virginian-Pilot

03/14/2022

2/4

Arsenic and old cliches...

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Eddie Harrison

film-authority.com

10/02/2021

4/5

...this likably cartoonish view of the schisms of society has more than a little truth behind it....

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Kyuss T.

@RT45349751 Apr 23

phenomenal story, humor and perspective on morals based on political alignment and beliefs.

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Stephen C

@bob25009 Jul 2

Funny in 1 hour and 32 minutes.

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Troy J

@RT36273700 03/15/2025

I Love the New Biblical movies. Great Cinematography along with more realistic versions. These were all just normal people, Like Us. Who would have guessed? Besides Jesus.

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Chinu D

@RT53371300 08/20/2024

It’s a really good movie

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Adiya A

@RT38824996 08/20/2024

I really liked how the actors got into their roles so well. I think that people watching the movie and other people really liked the fact that he is so naturally and elegantly immersed in his role.

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Bahad j

@RT27093708 08/03/2024

In my opinion, I felt that the movie was very good, behind all this, the filmmaker was able to come up with the right festive details to congratulate the members of the behind-the-scenes team.

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Synopsis

Stranded student Pete (Ron Eldard) gets a lift from racist trucker Zack and repays the favor by inviting him in for dinner with his roommates, Jude (Cameron Diaz), Luke (Courtney B. Vance), Marc (Jonathan Penner) and Paulie (Annabeth Gish). When Zack praises Hitler and pulls a knife at the table, the roommates kill him. Rationalizing their actions as a favor to humanity, they bury Zack in the yard and begin to invite other offensive types to a string of similarly murderous meals.

Director: Stacy Title
Producer: Matt Cooper, Larry Weinberg
Screenwriter: Dan Rosen
Distributor: Columbia TriStar Home Video, Columbia Pictures
Production Co: Columbia Pictures Corporation
Rating: R
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 5, 1995, Original
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 1, 2012
Box Office (Gross USA): $189.5K
Runtime: 1h 32m
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital