About Last Night...

About Last Night... is a warmhearted and intelligent love story, and one of the year's best movies. Read full review

One of the best American films of the year. [14 July 1986, p.69]

One of the most interesting, one of the most rewarding and one of the funniest films of the year. [4 July 1986]

Tender, marvelously well played (by almost everyone) and thoroughly engaging. When it comes to the current sexual skirmishes between men and women, screenwriters Tim Kazurinsky and Denise DeClue (Second City alumni) know every inch of enemy territory and take no prisoners. Read full review

Zwick gets the most out of his young cast, and you do believe that Lowe and Moore are drawn to each other against all good sense. Lowe offers the first sympathetic performance of his career. And Moore, her voice husky as burnt sugar, is sure to succeed Debra Winger as our fresh-scrubbed sex symbol. And to think that only last year, they were shallow brat-packers in "St. Elmo's Fire." [4 July 1986, p.N29]

This is the movie "St. Elmo's Fire" wanted to be and missed by a mile. Read full review

The core of honesty that distinguishes the production remains unchanged by time, ensuring that, no matter how many years have passed, About Last Night... still works on an emotional level. Read full review

First-time director Arnold Zwick does a fine job of capturing the vitality of the singles scene. [30 July 1986]