Last Night in Rozzie

It was alright; although a bit predictable script. A done before tale of childhood friends where a life changing incident leaves them w/a secret to be used for a future, sorta guilt level, blackmail. Ending also predictable. Currently popular in media of showing racial minority in a super positive role. Obnoxious kid to adult a bit stereotyped, but role a setup for the ending. Baseball skills by all not very good.

Went to the premier last night in Somerville Massachusetts and was very impressed. 'Last Night' is the tale of two friends from working-class backgrounds who are separated in their youth and whose lives take very different paths. They are reunited many years later when one of them is dying. The acting was as near to A-list as you can get for a indie film, and the writing was subtle and powerful. Highly recommended.

This story of a childhood friendship wrought with bad choices, and the toll those choices play into adulthood, stars Jeremy Sisto and Neil Brown Jr., both great actors who I was shocked to see in this little indie flick. Jeremy Sisto does an amazing job playing Joey, the a-hole looking for redemption, and somehow makes you feel for him despite his past and current behavior. I do wish they went a little deeper into Ronnie's backstory, but all in all, it was a great movie addressing some deep issues with real heart. In reality, I'd rate this a solid 7/10, but gave it a 10 to counteract those trolls giving it an undeserved 1 star rating.

I grew up and worked in that area of Boston until I had enough money to move out to another state, so was a must see for me. I Enjoyed the movie for felt like going back home. I do not believe this is for everyone.

This story of love, loyalty, healing and facing your past however dark or painful it may be really hit home with me. The acting was so believable that I was fully invested in all the characters and their destinies. I would recommend this movie to really anyone.