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Last Breath Reviews
Even with its terrific cast and intermittently gripping moments, Last Breath never quite gives this tale – pardon the pun – room to breathe.
One of those so impossible to believe it had to be made to a movie story. Fortunately, this tense action thriller treats its subject matter with respect and largely keeps the Hollywood melodrama to a minimum.
...[Alex Parkinson] revives the fascination with underwater cinema with scenes beneath the ocean as complex to shoot as they are breathtaking to project.[Full review in Spanish]
Meets the expected dose of anguish and technical ease in a production full of underwater scenes, but with the proletarian and epic touch that celluloid allows. [Full review in Spanish]
In the end, one comes away with the feeling of having learned an incredible story, yes, but not so different from having read an article or watched a documentary. [Full review in Spanish]
It’s an inspiring true story about loyalty and heroism, and Woody Harrelson heads the cast, a big plus. You almost feel obligated to like it, and, yet, it’s more stressful than suspenseful, not particularly entertaining.
A movie like this can get away with frayed edges if the mission itself leaves you wanting to pump your fist into the air and cheer at the strength of human ingenuity and spirit.
In the end, Last Breath is a gripping, emotional thriller that pulls you into its world of fear, urgency, and hope. It’s a story of survival, love, and sacrifice, showing the extraordinary lengths we go for those we care about.
What we get here feels superficial as well. [Alex] Parkinson probably didn't want to dwell in those details, but instead hurry into the action, such that there is.
Ultimately lacks depth.
"Last Breath" is a strange experience in that it’s profoundly thrilling yet also devoid of emotional connection.
It would have been nice to have held my own breath more often.
If you enjoy sitting on the edge of your seat. heart-racing, biting your nails with anxiety about what will happen next, 'Last Breath' is for you.
What I love the most about it is that this really happened. These experts, with their skill and daring, did this thing. It was breathtaking and spectacular, and this movie really works.
Parkinson brings Chris Lemons' true story to life—after a slow start, Last Breath builds suspense into a gripping and triumphant survival thriller.
As a tribute to the highly specialized-skilled blue-collar type guys doing the someone’s-gotta-do-’em dirty jobs, it’s no-nonsense functional.
With the by-the-numbers approach (This happened, and then this happened, etc.), it never really gets to the point where the audience's attention is rapt with anticipation as to what's going to happen next.
Just when you think you had a bad day at work, a film comes along that puts everything in perspective. Last Breath is a nightmare worse than any horror film, and, at times, I had to remind myself to breathe.
It's a perfectly functional way to spend 90-odd minutes, albeit without getting under the surface of the human terror that should be at the heart of proceedings.
Parkinson’s no frills approach to telling a true story is what makes this a dynamic thriller with some staying power for multiple viewings. The movie says a lot without having to produce monologues or speeches.