One of my all time favorites.

best movie i've ever seen.

A Masterpiece!

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

I cannot understand people who bash this movie. They say "the men acted stupid". Well, you could write a movie where she flies to South America and completely disappears, but where's the movie in that? She has to give just enough clues that you think she is going to be caught, and then she wriggles out. That's why we go to movies, to see people escape imminent danger. This movie perfectly balances the tension with humor. It makes perfect sense Peter Berg falls in love with Wendy - he's bored in his little town and knows all the other girls. Very satisfying that a movie let's the bad guy get away with things for once, rather than the old Production Code rules that forced crime to be always punished at the end,

This is one twisted chick in one twisted film. The thing that obviously attracts us to the female character is her beauty, and brains. No one could be this evil and still have men chasing her without "something." And the "something" is that she's sexy as can be a real knock-out. Linda Fiorentino is one of Hollywood's overlooked gems. Not only is she incredibly beautiful, but she is also a gifted actress. She'd made a few forgettable films prior to this, but this is the film that sent her star rising up-word. She delivered what had to be the hands down best performance of the year, in what had to be the best film of the year. Yet because it was first released to cable she was unable to be nominated for an Academy Award (Best Actress).There may be plot holes in "The Last Seduction," but I didn't notice them. And when Fiorentino's character (Bridget) burns a piece of evidence at the film's end, it certainly makes a case that the writers were not slack with the details. The other point that made me hesitate was the full screen treatment, and claims of a poor quality film transfer. I'm a widescreen viewer, but please do not let this full screen treatment discourage you. As for the quality of the film, it's a bit grainy, but I felt that actually gave the movie more of a gritty "film noir" look. After watching, I felt the tragedy as well. All that intelligence, calculation, expense of energy....for what? All for a tragic goal, although a tragic goal is not the same as a tragic ending. Poet W. S. Merwin nailed it with: "if we only knew, if we only knew what we needed, the stars would look to us to guide them." Overall rating: 9 out of 10.

So clever. Linda Fiorentino is a fabulously evil Lauren Bacall type in this amazing stylish thriller. If I'm not watching a comedy, this is exactly what I want. The story twists make sense and before the final knife plunge (metaphoric, not a spoiler) I felt like I was right in it. The chemistry between the leads is unbelievable. Peter Berg can meet me i a dark alley anytime. This movie is a total classic and belongs up there with film noir crime dramas like The Maltese Falcon, This Gun For Hire, Double Indemnity, The Big Sleep, Key Largo, etc. The dialogue is razor sharp, the leads are fantastic, the story makes sense and if you're a fan of 1940s crime films, I think you will love it.

I probably missed this one as many people did because of the way it was released, first on television and then in the theaters. I wanted to check it out because I'm a fan of Linda Fiorentino from Vision Quest. I was pleasantly surprised how captivating this movie was from the beginning. Intrigue quickly became fascination for me with the characters and the mind play between her and her two male supporting actors. I think you'll find this movie entertaining even if you're taken back by the sex and deceitfulness of the main character. Critics have said Linda's performance was worthy of an Academy Award and I agree wholeheartedly. She does a fantastic job!