I've just watched it on TV, not knowing anything previously, just attracted by the generic showing Cameron Diaz and Jason Alexander in the cast. Obviously what followed was totally unexpected. A black comedy, maybe leaving the impression of being a bit too long, or a bit too repetitive, but above any imperfections, putting bluntly in front of us the tableau of who we really are. Traditionalists or progressives, pro-life or pro-choice, religious or atheists, whatever, we are the same, knowing only the extremes, getting nuts of any nuances, believing only in our own righteousness, free to do anything it takes in the name of our righteousness. And after all, a cultural war is a funny name masking the reality of the war: and in a war nobody's innocent. Any direction you take you'll find a bunch of lunatics. Anthony Loyd says that one can die only two ways, fighting the good cause for the wrong reason, or fighting the wrong cause for the good reason. Up2u.
Review of The Last Supper
