olliemankz
If I were you, I'd watch this film as part of your education on the works of Dolph Lundgren and not to see an action film on a par with one of his best if not his best, Men of War.The script is actually pretty good but the movie to me suffers from over-lighted production values ... I guess that's sort of to be expected if you're filming in Israel. Lundgren still looks fabulous and was only about 44 when he made this but the directing and editing perhaps account for why he seems to have sleep-walked through this. Maybe, if it can be believed of someone who probably works out all the time, he was actually a little creaky already as evidenced by his look of stiltedness when running for instance. Perhaps he just didn't put his heart into it whereas the main female characters seemed to have acted rings around him.As I said, I think the plot was actually not too bad and kind of ached for a remake but with sets that are believable, not just *spoilers* a lake that is supposed to be a nearly insurmountable obstacle between a new island formed off the coast of California after an earthquake of unheard-of magnitude and the mainland, and an incline that is supposedly almost too steep for our heroes to climb out of even though the location looks like but a hole in a construction site, etc.
abraende abraende
I have read some of the other comments and felt the need to express myself! For those who gives this flic more than a 3 rating must have seen another movie because this one is bad and very disappointing.. An earthquake changes our society and everything has changed. A good starting point. Unfortunately after about 3 minutes you will be confined and find yourself in an infinite emptiness for wasting 3 minutes of your life. The actors are acting bad, but the director has directed them very bad. All the scenes are weird because the actors looks like they know that this is bad. With stiff movements (very robot like) and uncertain actors, the art of acting is put to question. If you have gone to an acting school you should have passion for acting, and none of the actors represented in this flic shows passion for their work. The only good actors are the children! Another thing is the storyline and the direction of the movie. Sure the "fighting" is good, but are they trying to make fun of the action genre or do they actually want this? The Policeman running away from his car into the desert to escape the monsters (who are not there) and the school/church leader being a godlike something (with magical powers to control the weather)? Realistic/Likely? .. no it's just silly and sad.If you want to see a really bad movie and have good company who wants to have a good laugh, you should reconsider seeing this one! .. If you want the definition of a really bad action movie, see it! Me, i will let my memory erase the scars with time!
gkumnick
My husband recently rented this on DVD (it was his turn to choose and it surely wasn't going to be a chick-flick). At first I thought it would be one of those boring male testosterone movies but was quite surprised.The storyline kept me interested and so did Dolph's good looks (although the hubby preferred his attractive co-star, Sherri Alexander). I must admit they were a great pairing. I especially enjoyed the action scenes and the more intimate moments with Nick Preston and Sarah McBride. Candy, on the other hand, really grated on my nerves.There's a lot of action, a little romance (or hints thereof) and a few cute scenes thrown in for some comic relief (ie, runaway horse, Dolph getting punched out by a woman :o>, a drunk air force captain). I have highly recommended this to many of my friends and co-workers.
COMICBOOKSTOREGUY
Dolph Lundgren stars as a soldier who must exterminate a group of crazy prisioners (Led by Juliano Mer) and protect fellow survivors when the world is destroyed by a 9.5 earthquake.The Last Warrior is at least watchable (Unlike Agent Red,Jill The Ripper and The Minion) The film suffers from predictability and a story that's muddled up. The Last Warrior is watchable movie that fails to live up to it's potentional.The Last Warrior is probally Lundgren's best since Blackjack....Hopefully he hits the mark with Hidden Agenda.** (Out of four)
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