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”Whit Stillman's 'The Last Days of Disco' will be the year's summer movie for smart people."
Terry Teachout
Wall Street Journal
"The cast is first-rate, notably the tart-tongued Eigemen and Beckinsale."
Peter Travers
Rolling Stone
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"...Stillman has the knack of showing us rather than telling us how people change over time, and it's compelling."
Graham Fuller
Interview
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"Quintessentially youthful dilemmas form the heart of Stillman's latest film, the sharp-eyed and charming 'The Last Days of Disco'. Made with Stillman's trademark dry wit and whimsical sense of humor, it is a continuation of the filmmaker's equally stylish first venture, 1990's 'Metropolitan'"
Kenneth Turan
LA TImes
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"Stillman has become a master at escalating the laughter by waiting an extra beat and then understating something devastatingly funny..."
Jay Carr
Boston Globe
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"Stillman is the Balzac of the ironic class, the Dickens of people with too much inner life. "
Stephen Hunter
Post Staff Write
Washington Post
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"Stillman's strong suit is as wry observer, an almost anachronistic example of the artist-critic who probes deeply and profoundly into the culture around him."
John Anderson
Staff Writer
Newsday
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"Stillman creates characters who are bright, articulate and self-aware..."
Dave Kehr
The New York Daily News
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"If Scott Fitzgerald were to return to life, he would feel at home in a Whit Stillman movie."
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-TImes
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"Humorously and fondly, with an entertaining supply of what he has called "prosaic license," Stillman again displays a pitch-perfect ear for both the cattiness and the camaraderie..."
Janet Maslin
The New York Times
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The fetching cast (including Jennifer Beals as a histrionic girlfriend)... reflects Stillman’s enhanced status as an established indie talent. "
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Entertainment Weekly
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"True to psychological convolutions that occur within fad and trend,
(Whit) isn't just partying, but has made a serious comedy".
Armond White
New York Press
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