GoofsWhen the characters Michael, Laura and Neal travel to Philadelphia, they are seen walking to the train tracks in Grand Central. However, if you actually wanted to travel to Philadelphia, you would have to go to Penn Station. The characters are seen on a Metro North Train.

Metro North Trains only travel from Grand Central and go to Upstate New York and Connecticut. When Michael travels back to New York alone, he is seen on a Metro North Train, again.

When the characters are seen exiting the train into 'Philadelphia', they are still in Grand Central Station. 'What I wouldn't give to have tired of you.' After a party makes her feel uneasy Joanna (Knightley) thinks that her husband Michael (Worthington) is cheating on her. The next day he leaves on a business trip, with the women (Eva Mendes). Ticket to ride tab. The same day Joanna runs into her past love and spends time with him. Both are tempted to do what they shouldn't.

The Last Night. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews. 57 in Group Chat. The soul of a cinematic platformer with the heart of a sci-fi thriller, The Last Night is set in a post-cyberpunk world with a deep, vibrant vision of the future.

This is a movie that you have to let form. The first half hour or so is a little slow, but then it really starts to take shape and the ending will leave you wanting more. Being a man, this is not usually the type of movie that I enjoy, but I really did like this one. I would call this a more subdued version of 'Closer', much less overt sex and much more subtle love. Much like 'Closer' you are pulled back and forth between who you like and who you don't.

Who is right and who is wrong. Who you want to root for, and who you shouldn't.

Either way this is a very emotionally powerful movie that will leave you wishing there was more. Overall, I surprisingly liked this movie a lot. This is a very emotional movie that will leave you thinking.

That's a good thing. I give it a B+. Would I watch again? - I actually think I might.

Just look at it.Anything you’ve seen about The Last Night over the years looks like it could be its own piece of art, each scene handcrafted with such care and minute detail that the city in which it takes place appears to be a character in of itself. It is nothing short of jaw dropping in its beauty and since the winning prototype debuted at the #cyberpunkjam almost three years ago, fans have clamored for any inkling on what Odd Tales have been up to since. The team, led by Creative Director Tim Soret, have only given scant glimpses here and there, but today we can pull aside a piece of the curtain.Odd Tales and Raw Fury are partnering up to help bring The Last Night to life.The Last Night has always been alive though, make no mistake. Odd Tales have been working tirelessly over the years to maintain their promise of crafting a post-cyberpunk world inspired by the great cinematic platformers, and now we are fortunate to have a small part in making The Last Night a reality.

Our infatuation with The Last Night comes from before Raw Fury was even formed, from a time when the individuals who eventually created Raw Fury stumbled across this evocative and beautiful neon landscape during their previous lives, but that’s a story for another time.

The story here is that The Last Night has been thriving behind the scenes all these years and now we’re preparing to show the world what Odd Tales is creating. Later this year when you see how far The Last Night has come, you’ll know exactly what we mean. Antichamber symbol.

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