10 Reviews
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8 Based on a true story, Last Breath is an electrifying story about teamwork, resilience, and a race against time to do the impossible.
7 The character types are familiar and the story is simple, but there’s enough panache to keep it in the air right up until its explosive ending.
9 ...crafts a sly, funny relationship comedy (and a satire of the gig economy) out of a spy drama as Donald Glover and Maya Erskine play two deep-cover operatives falling for each other while on the job.
6 It’s certainly interesting, and at times even exciting. Héra – an invention for the movie, as Tolkien’s legendarium is not overflowing with Strong Female Characters...
7 ...there are enough new additions and expertly choreographed fight scenes to make this another worthy entry into the series.
6 There’s enough over-the-top action and dialogue in the script by Expendabl3s writer Kurt Wimmer to keep things entertaining.
7 ...return to the YA dystopia in which kids are forced to hunt and kill each other for the entertainment of a privileged ruling class.
9 Perhaps what makes “The Last Wish” a cut above the rest is the deftness with which it eases the audience into the Lesson of the Day format of most animated children’s movies.
8 ...sails a fine line, its story beats familiar enough for the newcomers, with details as bizarre and garish as a “One Piece” story could possibly get.
7 ...it looks pretty great for 3D masquerading as 2D, and adds a unique slick quality to the fight scenes.