Last Breath is solid. When I say solid, I mean it doesn’t waste any time getting you right into the mix of things. You get the bare essentials of character in the first 15 minutes. Finn Cole, the wide eyed young diver. Simu Liu, the no nonsense vet. Woody Harrelson, the grizzled bell monitor who’s on his last job. Besides the handful of people on the main boat, that’s it, thats all you need.
This is 90 minutes of quality…
Really just a lame and uninteresting story to spread the message for everyone to get their faces out of their devices and experience the real world.
The story of the film is the worst thing about the movie. Acting is subpar. The robots are cool to look at but outside of visuals bring nothing but hokey one liners to the table. Chris Pratt and his terrible wig is just a less ambitious StarLord from Guardians 1. MBB is not good…
Incredibly fun time at the movies. I think it helped being in a decent sized audience of people who were also having a good time.
I’m glad I finally saw this as I was getting sick of seeing the trailer before every new release. It was better than expected as it has a good balance of action and comedy. Much of the comedy is very predictable, especially with the best friend, but they handle it in a take it as…
I read that Pattinson modeled the voice he used for Mickey 17 off Steve Buscemi in Fargo. Ok, maybe, but I heard more Tom Holland as Spider-Man or a less excitable Jake Gyllenhaal in Bubble Boy. Regardless, it was good to have such a contrast to his Mickey 18 character later on and at least the voice wasn’t an extreme distraction like Nic Cage in Peggy Sue Got Married.
I liked the overall story in this, though I do wish…
