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Movie Review – The Last Supper

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“The Last Supper,” released yesterday, captivates with its stunning settings that evoke a profound sense of place. The cinematography beautifully captures the essence of each location, adding depth to the narrative. However, the film falls short in character development, leaving viewers struggling to connect with the ensemble cast. I often found myself confused about the relationships and identities of the characters, detracting from the emotional impact of the story. While the visual elements are commendable, the lack of clarity in characterization ultimately impacts the film’s effectiveness. It’s a feast for the eyes but leaves one wanting more substance.

Grade: C-

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There are no extra scenes during, or after, the end credits of The Last Supper.

Rated: (N/A) Bloody Images | Violent Content | Suicide
Genres: History
USA release date: 2025-03-14
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Starring: N/A
Director: Mauro Borrelli
Writer(s): Mauro Borrelli
Language: N/A
Country: United States

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2 thoughts on “Movie Review – The Last Supper”

  1. I’m pretty sure that Christene has never watched The Chosen, citing her confusion over characters and their devopment. Therefore, I feel this review is unfair. As someone who has been a The Chosen fan from day one, I feel this film deserves a more learned reviewer.

    1. You’re right. I think Christene saw one of “The Chosen” episodes/shows. The problem is, no one else has seen any of “The Chosen.” Would you like to write a review? I’d be happy to publish it here. You can send it to [email protected].

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