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The Last Man

Play trailer Poster for The Last Man R,  2002,  1h 35m,  Sci-Fi Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 33% 12 Reviews Tomatometer 29% 1,000+ Ratings Popcornmeter
33% Tomatometer 12 Reviews 29% Popcornmeter 1,000+ Ratings
A comedy about the last three people on Earth and their relationship problems. A gifted but creepy graduate student named Alan (David Arnott) discovers the Apocalypse isn't so bad since beautiful young Sarah is the only other survivor, that is until charming Raphael (Dan Montgomery) shows up and wins Sarah's (Jeri Ryan) heart. Then Alan begins to face the horrible reality that even with almost no competition, there is always someone better, and his thoughts turn from fair competition to murder.

Critics Reviews

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Frank Scheck The Hollywood Reporter Mar 21, 2002
What might have emerged as hilarious lunacy in the hands of Woody Allen or Mel Brooks (at least during their '70s heyday) comes across as lame and sophomoric in this debut indie feature. Go to Full Review
Lou Lumenick New York Post Feb 15, 2002
1/4
Feeble comedy. Go to Full Review
A.O. Scott New York Times Feb 14, 2002
3.5/5
Alan and his fellow survivors are idiosyncratic enough to lift the movie above its playwriting 101 premise. Go to Full Review
Kathi Maio The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction Feb 27, 2020
The Last Man is nonetheless an interesting first feature from a filmmaker who shows considerable promise. Chances are, most of you won't get the chance to see this one in theaters...but a video release is also planned. Seek it out. Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com Aug 26, 2005
2/5
Ryan Cracknell Apollo Guide Dec 31, 2002
67/100
Has its charming quirks and its dull spots. Go to Full Review
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Cast & Crew

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Harry Ralston

Director

David Arnott

Alan

Jeri Ryan

Sarah

Dan Montgomery Jr.

Raphael

Harry Ralston

Writer

Roger Avary

Executive Producer

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The Last Man

JERI RYAN and DAVID ARNOTT in Harry Ralston's post-apocalyptic romantic comedy THE LAST MAN. DAVID ARNOTT (left) and DAVID MONTGOMERY (right) in Harry Ralston's post-apocalyptic romantic comedy THE LAST MAN. JERI RYAN and DAVID ARNOTT star in Harry Ralston's post-apocalyptic romantic comedy THE LAST MAN. JERI RYAN and DAVID ARNOTT star in Harry Ralston's post-apocalyptic romantic comedy THE LAST MAN. Scene from the film THE LAST MAN. JERI RYAN stars as Sarah in Harry Ralston's post-apocalyptic romantic comedy THE LAST MAN. The Last Man (2000) View more photos

Movie Info

Synopsis A comedy about the last three people on Earth and their relationship problems. A gifted but creepy graduate student named Alan (David Arnott) discovers the Apocalypse isn't so bad since beautiful young Sarah is the only other survivor, that is until charming Raphael (Dan Montgomery) shows up and wins Sarah's (Jeri Ryan) heart. Then Alan begins to face the horrible reality that even with almost no competition, there is always someone better, and his thoughts turn from fair competition to murder.
Director
Harry Ralston
Producer
Tamara Hernandez, Jessica Rains, Harry Ralston
Screenwriter
Harry Ralston
Distributor
Castle Hill
Production Co
Castle Hill Productions
Rating
R (Drug Use|Some Sexual Content|Language)
Genre
Sci-Fi
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 15, 2002, Wide
Release Date (DVD)
Jul 9, 2002
Box Office (Gross USA)
$3.9K
Runtime
1h 35m
Sound Mix
Dolby SR, Dolby Digital, Dolby A, Dolby Stereo
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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