The Last Boy Scout

I'd say this is one of the greatest action movies that came out in the early 90's, right behind T2.....Let me tell you something, that's what a action movie is supposed to be like, explosions, crazy action sequences.....It's nothing like watching a good, old fashion action movie....You know that you have a good, old fashioned movie, when you know there's no way in hell....The story's great, as well.... ... Full Review

The plot is simple:....That's the scene that greets you at the start of The Last Boy Scout.... ... Full Review

Wayans appears to suffer not heartbreak but heartburn when his girl is gunned down. A Roman circus of guts, glory and gallows humor, this lavish action thriller should sate the genre's increasingly bloodthirsty audience. ... Full Review

Now, our Last Boy Scout is stuck in the bad world of two-bit detective work. Silver, director Tony Scott and megabuck screenwriter Shane Black co-create a cynical piece of nastiness. ... Full Review

The Last Boy Scout is a cheerfully disreputable buddy thriller that also happens to be one of most entertaining movies of the season.....The Last Boy Scout is a guilty pleasure by any standard....Yet one of the things that makes movies eternally exciting is.... ... Full Review

On video, though, The Last Boy Scout suffers far more than most wide-screen movies;....Director Tony Scott has long favored style over substance anyway.....this story gets more contrived the closer you look;.... ... Full Review

"The Last Boy Scout" has a great opening scene. Willis knows he is supposed to deliver cool, bravado and punch lines despite the gravest of circumstances. Willis was supposed to be protecting her, but nearly gets blown away by a huge pimp. ... Full Review

the lackluster The Last Boy Scout way.... ... Full Review

The Last Boy Scout " is a superb example of what it is: a glossy, skillful, cynical, smart, utterly corrupt and vilely misogynistic action thriller. It was produced by Joel Silver, who has made violence toward women a key element in his films, and cheerfully expands its horizons to violence toward children - providing the Willis character with a foul-mouthed 13-year-old daughter who is hauled around by bad guys with a gun pointed at her temple. ... Full Review