Very underrated in my opinion. It never did get compelling enough but it came close. The "will they or won't they" theme is surprisingly subtle and insightful and never feels like a gimmick. It also did not settle for easy answers to the complicated situation. My main gripe is the Knightley/Canet scenes were infinitely more interesting when compared to the underwritten Worthington/Mendes scenes. A flawed but engaging drama about the nature of modern relationships and temptations.

The whole thing about temptation is not so bad, but the acting -- the old Griffin Dunne is an exception -- just ruins everything.

"The film's characters are stick figures articulating and acting out rote issues of monogamy, loyalty and betrayal." - Nick Schager

I cannot believe I almost passed up on this movie due to such a low PSI.. its refreshingly real, well acted, wonderful score and good script. Finally came across a good movie in recent memory...

Too dull to say anything about it. Just don't watch it, boooorrring.

Last Night is ultimately a film that only works in pieces and rarely, if ever, comes together as a satisfying experience. It contains two mostly separate stories about two souls tempted to cheat on their partner, but only one of these stories works and only then because of the actors involved. With that said, there's more depth and reasoning that goes into the decision making process, and I have to admit that I was hoping the characters would make the right choice.

Just because a movie is slow and boring doesn't mean it's going to get awards or critical attention. Unfortunately it does help. But in this case the film seem to have bored out both the cricks and the viewers! It just sucks!

i liked a lot the mood. I also liked the together life they revealed through small gestures and way of saying things. I'm not that keen of Knightley, but Guillaume Canet and Eva Mendes were nice to follow.

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Pretty dull. I mean pretty and dull.

Badly written script, as well as the direction is sub par. The ending was too easy and has no concrete message regarding the premise. Shame.

Worthington is his usual bland self but Knightley is very bad here. Her acting style is mannered, without an ounce of naturalism. Canet is pretty good. The film builds towards an understanding of the characters rather than a point. The low tempo fits, as does the moody piano-based score, composed by Clint Mansell. I am in awe of that guy.

A surprise... Has all the things to make it dull, but it never gets... Touches upon topics almost everyone once in a lifetime goes through no matter how happy you are...

A very nice film to watch if you don't have any expectations at all. Its a nice movie and I felt I learned something from it, even if I don't know what exactly. It is the most "real" movie I can remember watching. The acting and the story are so good I did not actually consider judging it, because it just seemed to be reality I was watching. It certainly isn't a very exciting movie, but it seems to be produced by very, very talented people.

It is far beyond the juvenile time-jumping in Blue Valentine or the old-fogey show tunes nostalgia of any random Nora Ephron movie.

Unbelievably boring, with no pay-off whatsoever.