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The Last Stand

(2013)

Rated R for strong bloody violence throughout, and language.

R In Theaters 01/18/2013 , 107min.
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Viewer score based on 21 ratings
54%
Critic score based on 33 reviews

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February 06, 2013
ikzoh
i don'******* this movie yet, but maybe, Arnold must be Terminator in \"The last standing\". Absolutely classic lol.
February 01, 2013
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This was an EXCELLENT movie. It did what it was supposed to do--ENTERTAIN. Good story line, great characters, action and plot. Loved Forest, Arnold and Johnny, too. IGNORE THE CRITICS!!
January 31, 2013
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to read my review go to www.ryanhawbecker.com
January 27, 2013
mikeytron
Arnold is back. He plays his age and plays it good. As usual great action and a cool story. Comedic relief that fits well. I really liked this movie. Highly recommended.
January 24, 2013
ui00000000093371
fantastic movie, full of action from start to finish.

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Movieline
Is it a coincidence that classic action is making its comeback at the same time Schwarzenegger is making his own? Hey, he warned us he'd be back. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
The script is a mess, built on lazy clichés, stilted jokes and easy payoffs. What the movie does have, though, is enthusiasm. Full Review
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
The movie comes up with a couple of tender moments that could pass for human, and a mano-a-mano climax in which the superhero of yore, the glint in his eye dulled but not extinguished, functions as a weirdly touching tyrannosaurus. Full Review
Mick LaSalle
San Francisco Chronicle
The movie equivalent of an idiot who, to avoid scorn, starts acting like an even bigger idiot, so as to get in on the joke, too...It takes everything and nothing seriously, depending on what the filmmakers think they can get away with at any given moment, and the result, while not painful to watch, is ridiculous. Full Review
Neil Genzlinger
The New York Times
The South Korean director Kim Jee-woon fails to dazzle with the endless speeding-car sequences, but that 60-second flourish during a lengthy firefight is almost worth the tedium. Full Review