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The Last Sign

Actor(s): Andie MacDowell, Tim Roth, Samuel Le Bihan
Director(s): Douglas Law
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Movie Details

MPAA Rating: PG-13
Movie Release: 2004
DVD Release: 03/15/2005
Format: DVD - Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV
Audio Tracks: English
Subtitles: Spanish
SwapaDVD Credits: 1
Number of Discs: 1
Run Time: 1 hrs 26 mins
Studio: First Look Pictures
Total Copies: 5
Genres: Thriller, Haunted House Film, Supernatural Thriller

DVD Synopsis

In this supernatural thriller, Kathy (Andie MacDowell) is still coming to terms with the death of her husband, Jeremy (Tim Roth), several years after his passing, though the event filled her with mixed feelings -- while she was devastated by his death, he was also an alcoholic with an uncertain temper, and she hardly misses the violence he brought into her life. Wanting to bring in some extra money, Kathy decides to rent out a room in her house to a boarder. Her new tenant is a handsome engineer from France (Samuel Le Bihan), and she soon finds herself deeply infatuated with him. However, while Kathy may be a widow, she finds that Jeremy's spirit still walks the halls of their home, and he's been sent into a jealous rage by Kathy's new romance. The Last Sign was the first English-language feature from French filmmaker Douglas Law. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Actors

Andie MacDowell - Kathy
Tim Roth - Jeremy
Samuel Le Bihan - France

Member Movie Reviews

Liz F. (monkeygirl) from INDIANAPOLIS, IN wrote on 9/3/2009...

As much as I liked how the whole movie played out, it didn't present enough of Tim Roth's screen time. I fancy Tim Roth a lot.
Don't get me wrong, it is a great haunted house drama/thriller and it was neat how Jeremy(Roth) was only hanging around Kathy(MacDowell) for an important purpose (hence all of the certain signs), but it I'm thinkin' maybe it could have been a bit better with longer flashbacks of Tim Roth and Andie MacDowell's characters. The atmosphere and background of the film gives off a rather depressing image, there are some excellent vistas captured(at the beginning) and a few other pretty features the may go unnoticed to most people and there is a scene containing some sexuality (hence the PG-13 rating). The score was nice and suited the situations as they tend to unfold but in all it was a nice little film.

I am sure many people have different opinions about this film but I am happy to share some knowledge of the film in case anyone is willing to see it and I don't think I gave off any spoilers either..

So happy viewing!