Last Looks

2/4/20221h 50m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ This city is a bad place to be a good guy. ~

Overview:

A disgraced ex-cop seeks solace by moving to the woods, but his quiet life comes to an end when a private eye recruits him to investigate the murder of an eccentric TV star's wife.

Director:

Tim Kirkby

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$365,644.00

Key words:

private investigator
missing person

Cast

Charlie Hunnam

~ as ~

Charlie Waldo

Mel Gibson

~ as ~

Alastair Pinch

Morena Baccarin

~ as ~

Lorena

Clancy Brown

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Big Jim Cuddy

Rupert Friend

~ as ~

Wilson Sikorsky

Lucy Fry

~ as ~

Jayne White

Dominic Monaghan

~ as ~

Warren Gomes

Jacob Scipio

~ as ~

Don Q

Paul Ben-Victor

~ as ~

Conady

Method Man

~ as ~

Swag Dogggg

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Reviews (2)

M
Mortiis
Written 3 year(s) ago
1
Some kind of Guy Ritchie vigilante gangster movie. It's bad, just bad. Acting is mediocre but the script is .... annoying. Haven't read the book; not my cup of tea, so maybe the book/story is just a mess, but either way the result (the movie) is a flop.
CS
Chris Sawin
Written 3 year(s) ago
4
Last Looks is a mysterious stew that experiments with flavorful ingredients throughout its two-hour duration. The film ultimately collapses under its own potential resulting in a bland and flavorless concoction. Every side character is just interesting enough to pique your interest and the film is written in a way where it seems like everyone is a suspect, but every potentially exciting aspect dissolves before it has a chance to light up the sky; like a really expensive firecracker that turns out to be a dud.

The film may be worth a look for Mel Gibson’s flashy, boisterous, and drunkenly absurd performance. The mystery in Last Looks is essentially comparable to trying to discover the expiration date on a can of mystery meat that has lost its label; it may be life-threatening but is otherwise a bore to experience by others.

Full review: https://hubpages.com/entertainment/Last-Looks-2022-Review-A-Bland-Overstuffed-Mystery