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brentl · 09-17-2006, 11:46 PM

I was really hoping to enjoy this movie. Zack Braff is great on Scrubs and in Garden State, be he seemed a little too stiff in this role, not himself. Different friends with different problems, but none of them seemed to attack them in a realistic manner, and the Braff/Bilson storyline was a complete mess , and as Patrick said "some of the situations seem too contrived, too forced (mainly the Rachel Bilson character's, Kim's, forwardness at the exact moment of crisis for Zach Braff's character Michael)"

"The other subplots (of their friends) aren't too interesting either." AGREED, and they all seemed to tie themselves up way too quickly and in ways that don't feel realistic.

I actually laughed out loud when the Braff/Bilson line started. I actually had the urge to get my money back.

I give it 1.5 stars, or a grade of D

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09-17-2006, 11:46 PM	#8 of 8
brentl Member Join Date: May 1999 Local Time: 10:58 PM Local Date: 12-01-2008 Posts: 5,647	Re: The Last Kiss I was really hoping to enjoy this movie. Zack Braff is great on Scrubs and in Garden State, be he seemed a little too stiff in this role, not himself. Different friends with different problems, but none of them seemed to attack them in a realistic manner, and the Braff/Bilson storyline was a complete mess , and as Patrick said "some of the situations seem too contrived, too forced (mainly the Rachel Bilson character's, Kim's, forwardness at the exact moment of crisis for Zach Braff's character Michael)" "The other subplots (of their friends) aren't too interesting either." AGREED, and they all seemed to tie themselves up way too quickly and in ways that don't feel realistic. I actually laughed out loud when the Braff/Bilson line started. I actually had the urge to get my money back. I give it 1.5 stars, or a grade of D B \"I\'m on morphine and I\'m higher than a kite.\"