L' Ultimo bacio (The Last Kiss)

I don't care if The Last Kiss happens to be an Italian film-it just shows me that the same ol' "poor me" story about immature guys must be universal. Carlo (Stefano Accorsi) has a super-hot and smart girlfriend Giulia (Giovanna Mezzogiorno) whom he has been with for a few years. ... Full Review

For nearly two hours in The Last Kiss , aimless characters bitch, moan, and argue about how their lives stink.....a movie has examined domestic misery or young adult ennui..... ... Full Review

It is not as good as either of those movies, but it does share their love of grand visuals, fine musical scores and whimsical scenarios. Paolo Buonvino's lovely musical score and Marcello Montarsi's cinematography add to the affectionate tone of the film. ... Full Review

In the guise of broad comedy, The Last Kiss explores the perennial conflict between the raging hormones of twenty-something males yearning to spread their seed as widely as possible, and their women, equally obeying the anthropological drive to perpetuate the... ... Full Article

Rarely has Italy's long-moribund movie industry been mired in such adverse circumstances, and-in a nation that recently witnessed its first general strike in two decades-rarely has the moment seemed riper for a cinema of opposition to emerge. ... Full Article

This crossover Italian hit (and Sundance prizewinner) focuses on a group of Roman 30-year-olds and their aprehension of maturity. When Carlo (Accorsi, a perfect confusion of machismo and insecurity) learns that his partner Anna (Mezzogiorno) is pregnant, he becomes infatuated... ... Full Article