Michael, at 30, has a great job, still has his four best friends, and has a beautiful girlfriend, but his life seems predictable. Until he meets a college girl.Michael, at 30, has a great job, still has his four best friends, and has a beautiful girlfriend, but his life seems predictable. Until he meets a college girl.Michael, at 30, has a great job, still has his four best friends, and has a beautiful girlfriend, but his life seems predictable. Until he meets a college girl.
- Awards
- 1 win & 4 nominations
David Haydn-Jones
- Mark
- (as David Haydyn-Jones)
Lisa Hochstein
- Stripper #1
- (as Lisa Mackay)
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- TriviaZach Braff has said that he worked on the script and that he "tweaked the dialog a little bit". He also claims to have written the ending "porch" sequence.
- GoofsThey find out the sex of the baby. Shortly after, she announces she is 3 months. Normally, you cannot find out the sex of the baby until 20 weeks, 5 months.
- Alternate versionsThe US DVD/Blu-Ray has five deleted scenes and two alternate endings.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Last Kiss: Deleted Scenes (2006)
- SoundtracksWarning Sign
Written by Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Will Champion, and Jon Buckland (as Jonathan Buckland)
Performed by Coldplay
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
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I browsed through twenty-something user comments just to be sure, but not one of them seems to mention, that this film is actually a remake of the 2001 Italian film L'ultimo bacio. And although I can't say, that the American version is bad, but it is somewhat disappointing after seeing the original, which is far superior in every aspects.
First of all, I don't deny, that Paul Haggis is an excellent script-writer, but he shouldn't be given credit for this one, for the plot line is pretty much the same (there are some differences, but they're, I think, for the worse - for example the college girl character is actually an 18-years-old high school student in the Italian version, and has somewhat different characteristics).
Also, the acting of the Hollywood version ranges from OK to quite good, but the Italian cast simply blew me away - incredible performances all over.
All in all, I don't want to diminish this film, I won't give it a bad rating, but I just can't think of an argument why this version should be preferred over the original, so if you have a choice, do yourself a favor and see L'ultimo bacio instead.
First of all, I don't deny, that Paul Haggis is an excellent script-writer, but he shouldn't be given credit for this one, for the plot line is pretty much the same (there are some differences, but they're, I think, for the worse - for example the college girl character is actually an 18-years-old high school student in the Italian version, and has somewhat different characteristics).
Also, the acting of the Hollywood version ranges from OK to quite good, but the Italian cast simply blew me away - incredible performances all over.
All in all, I don't want to diminish this film, I won't give it a bad rating, but I just can't think of an argument why this version should be preferred over the original, so if you have a choice, do yourself a favor and see L'ultimo bacio instead.
- Finey_McFine
- Jan 11, 2007
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Box office
- Budget
- $20,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $11,614,790
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $4,627,989
- Sep 17, 2006
- Gross worldwide
- $15,852,401
- Runtime1 hour 44 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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