Last Summer 2013 123movies

Watch: Last Summer 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Two high school sweethearts, Luke and Jonah, spend their final months together over the course of a long, quiet summer in the rural South–a world of baseball, bicycles, church and green bean casserole–contemplating their uncertain future and the uncertain future of America..
Plot: Luke and Jonah, two high school sweethearts, spend their final days together over the course of a long, quiet summer in the rural US South, contemplating their uncertain future and the uncertain future of the United States.
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	5.6/10 Votes: 1,049
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Gays have to stop rating movies highly just because cute boys are in love with each other in them. The first four minutes of this are literally close-up shots of walls, and it doesn’t improve much after that. The rest of the movie consists mostly of interminable shots of people doing nothing. While that may be representative of small-town living, it doesn’t make for a good movie.

This film starts out with close-up photographs of things you can’t quite recognize and goes on feature beautiful shots throughout every scene. It’s a sort of suspended time in the beautiful, small town south. Old buildings, town streets, shops, woods, homes, all shown in lovely light.

Luke and Jonah have been friends for most of their lives and boyfriends for years as well. They have a strong and comfortable relationship, but are different and heading in different directions. Luke is athletic and academically challenged and rooted in his hometown. It is uncertain whether he will pass a summer course in order to graduate and not repeat his senior year of high school Jonah is intellectual, artistic, adopted and has always felt out of place. He is off to college at the end of the summer. Though they want to maintain their relationship, they are both realistic that their efforts might not succeed.

The two are at an antique shop and Luke chooses to purchase an older camera. It turns out these will be the photos we see at the start of the film. He worries about Jonah falling in love with more interesting people than him and wanting to live in more interesting places (to Jonah) than their small town. His response is to appreciate their time together over the summer and not try to hold back Jonah from what he wants. It’s a well-observed film with strong performances from the lead actors and a low current of dramatic tension that feels very organic.

two different films ?
I felt like there were two different films going on here; one subplot was the relationship between the two graduating kids, enjoying what may be their last summer together, while mapping out what might also be their futures. Lots of discussion of jonah going off to school, while that may or may not be in the cards for luke. Sweet. Cute. Minimal dialog. You can really feel the love and appreciation they have for each other. One sad moment is when jonah says “i wish you’d ask me to stay”… luke says “no, can’t do it.” we know why he can’t, but it would have been romantic to explain why he couldn’t. Or was it too obvious ? Maybe. I do respect when writers and directors give the viewer credit for understanding things. I was surprised luke didn’t take that moment to explain himself. Oh, the second subplot? The long, drawn out scenes of nature, background, forests, colors, light shading. That should have been a short film (documentary ?) all by itself. I found myself fast forwarding through the long scenes where not only is there no dialog, but it’s a long time before we even see a character in the film again. Written and directed by mark thiedeman. Mixed feelings on this one. I enjoyed watching the scenes with the two guys, but didn’t dig the long, drawn out bumpers between the scenes. Or maybe i just have a short attention span.

A study in light, colour, texture, and mood.
More a moving painting than a film. It’s a study in light, texture, colour and mood. I confess I couldn’t stop watching because every shot was so…beautiful. A haunting, melancholy film and nearly perfect.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 13 min (73 min)
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Status Released
Rated TV-14
Genre Drama, Romance
Director Mark Thiedeman
Writer Mark Thiedeman
Actors Deb Lewis, Samuel Pettit, Sean Rose
Country United States
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