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The Last Request (2006)

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Release Date: May 16, 2006 Wide

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Release Date: May 16, 2006 Wide

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T.R. Knight, Danny Aiello, Vincent Pastore, and Gilbert Gottfried star in writer/director John DeBellis' bittersweet romantic comedy about a dying father who implores one of his sons to have a baby boy and carry on the family name. Pop (Aiello) is dying, but before he punches out he wants to make sure that his legacy will live on. In order to insure that this happens, he begs his sons Tom (Knight) and Jeff (also Knight) to marry a woman and father a son. While Tom is more than up to the task,

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Apr 22, 2008

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When are people going to figure out that stupidity is not humor? I watched almost half of this and saw nothing but juvenile, pathetic attempts at humor that had nothing to do with anything. Don't waste your time.
January 19, 2012
Picture a "Scary Movie" version that pokes fun at death. Then, add a priest that tries to lose his virginity, because his dying father wants someone to carry on the family name. Picture that trying to be funny, and throw in some old cast members of the Sopranos, and you have an italian comedy about death. The cover looked amusing, but the movie poster doesn't seem to match. At the store, it has a hand coming out of a blender, doing the "OK" sign. That looked amusing, but the cover fibbed. I didn't laugh or smirk the entire time. It just lacked the comedy factor. My last request would be to take this movie from the shelves, and erase it, permanently.
July 24, 2008
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