merem1 A good time for Schwarzenegger fans. The action is excellent. I liked the characters. The film moves along at a good pace. The film has a satisfying finale. The car in the film, that Corvette ZR1. That car is beautiful. I like the idea of the film about a drug lord trying to escape across the border and a small town sheriff bringing his friends together to make a last stand to stop him while dealing with a gang of mercenaries.

axaf This movie is all about sheer enjoyment,hang up your "I am a serious film watcher"hat,get the beer and popcorn,maybe a few friends and just enjoy the ride. This is a return to Arnie being a bad ass,the best bad ass,great support from the rest of the cast,Forest Whitaker is excellent as is Johnny Knoxville and the rest,the direction is sharp and keeps the action flowing so there are no slow parts and it does not spend time with pointless back stories.This film is worth watching for the pure pleasure of escapism and you seriously will not be disappointed. If you like your movies with action,wanton destruction of vehicles,flying bullets and explosions aplenty,then this one is for you! Wonderfully entertaining.

Troy Putland The Last Stand chucks Arnold Schwarzenegger in to a role where his gun does (most of) the talking. When all is quiet in the small town of Sommerton, the big man feels uneasy with the dialogue he's given, but when all hell breaks loose it's like he never gave up acting. TLS is his first full-length feature since governing California.There's a roughly spun narrative, drawn together by Deputy Ray Owens (Schwarzenegger) and his police rookies, who're investigating a murder, and Forest Whitaker's FBI hot shots, who're made to look stupid as they're consistently outmaneuvered by an escaped drug lord (Eduardo Noriega) who's making his way to the Mexican border. Both stories are linked... or are they? Little information is given to justify the events taking place in Sommerton. When Owens and his team, which includes Jackass' Johnny Knoxville (he's actually quite entertaining) fortify their town, it's easy to forget when the bullets fly and the blood drenches the dirt. The action is almost perfect; the level of gore pushes its 15 rating to the edge. Even the car chase sequence is expertly played. South-Korean director Jee-woon Kim makes his first film for the west, and rightfully so. The Last Stand, with a few hints of dire acting, has a equal level of cheesy lines and ferocious action. One to watch for the Schwarzenegger lovers.

garyj-15 Super stupid movie. Did they really thought before making it? Anyone really, let's be honest here, anyone liked it? If that is the case, that people really need attention t's so boring,bad acting, idiotic don't even want to read what others say shame on the people that made this so called movie Why would anyone put money into something like that? I'm just writing more to fill this up More, more more, more, more more more wow, ten lines to write about this garbage??? What else can anyone say about it? Let's rather talk about the weather.