Last Man Standing

This movie is a must see for any lover of high-action gun fights and stone cold characters. Bruce Willis plays a stereotypical, near-emotionless, tough guy, wandering gunfighter trapped in a dusty, backwater western town. Christopher Walken plays an implacable hired gun... Full review

This movie is a must see for any lover of high-action gun fights and stone cold characters. Bruce Willis plays a stereotypical, near-emotionless, tough guy, wandering gunfighter trapped in a dusty, backwater western town. Christopher Walken plays an implacable hired gun... Full review

I watched this film last night and was honestly not that impressed. I'll admit that the only reason I got it in the first place was because of the star power. I mean it had Bruce Willis, Michael Imperolli, and Christopher... Full review

Totally copying clint eastwoods Fistful of dollars, the part where he saves a lady is a clone, the part where he goes to the richest for money is a clone, this movie is a clone, a stinkin clone... Full review

With no plot and very little story line I was on my way out. Action alone can't keep me in my seat. By far the worst Bruce Willis movie I've seen. Usually I'm not disappointed in his movies but this was... Full review

This movie is so cool on the whole.Although this movie is remake of japanese movie. But this movie is so splendid story on the whole.Bruce Willis did a splendid job in this film.I think that this movie is worthy to see... Full review

Those reading the credits, will notice the story was written by two Japanese brothers. This is a story of Ronin, pure and simple, although set in 1930s Texas. I like it very much and still think it one of Bruce Willis'... Full review

I recently bought Last Man Standing. This is one of the best movie I've ever seen. The action is wonderful.... Full review

Bruce Willis and Christopher Walken made Last Man Standing a great Western actioner for a Saturday afternoon. Willis is one of my favorite actors, and he shows no mercy in this film as John Smith, a hired gunman who arrives in... Full review

This is a Hollywood B-grade remake of "Yojimbo", from the famous Japanese director Kurosawa. It's bloody, with lots of action and it's very bruce-willis, if u love those elements, this is your choice.... Full review

Sometimes the narrative is interesting or funny....The female characters are as uninteresting as the thugs.... ... Full Review

Yet this handsome, carefully wrought film, with its highly atmospheric dusty western street set, finally leaves us feeling that we've seen its carnage too many times before and for too little reason. Since the local sheriff (Bruce Dern, shrewd and bemused) makes no bones about taking payoffs from both sides, he forthrightly tells Smith to expect no help from him and advises him to leave town as soon as his car is fixed. ... Full Review

Still, for those who love Willis' films or like "westerns" (since this one is set in a small western town with dirt roads and Fords replacing mustangs), this will be an enjoyable flick. By the end of the movie he looks like he's been run through the ringer, but what this film lacks (compared to his other films) is any fun to break up all of the violent action. ... Full Review

This is such a sad, lonely movie. Last Man Standing'' is not intended as a realistic portrait of anything. Even the movie's hero is bad company. ... Full Review

The atmosphere is so thick and pointlessly "artsy" that it threatens to choke the viewer. ... Full Review

(Lionsgate) If Bruce Willis and Harrison Ford can step back into signature roles as aging stars, why not Sylvester Stallone?Actually, Stallone gets a jump on Willis (the "Die Hard" guy) and Ford (Indiana Jones). ... Full Article

It's official: Jerry Lee Lewis is the awesomest human being alive. The so-called Killer, (seen here with our editor-in-chief, Jann Wenner), is the subject of an in-depth profile in the next issue of Rolling Stone (on stands next week). ... Full Article

Jerry Lee Lewis, the mayhem-fueled singer-pianist who was the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's very first inductee, hadn't released a major new recording in 11 years before his star-studded new Last Man Standing (Artist First) . ... Full Article

Friday September 20, 1996 "Last Man Standing," Walter Hill's stylish but extremely violent reworking of Akira Kurosawa's samurai classic "Yojimbo," looks sensational with cameraman Lloyd Ahern's desaturated images, sounds wonderful with its mournful, portentous Ry Cooder score and stars a... ... Full Article

Bruce Willis comes out blasting in this trigger-happy take on Akira Kurosawa's 1961 samurai saga, Yojimbo. Willis doesn't wear a kimono like Toshiro Mifune did as the great warrior in that action benchmark. ... Full Article

The problem for critics is what to say about them. The problem for moviegoers is what to do about them. These are films that, on the face of it, are not bad. They're made with style and finesse and are ... Full Article