
A former getaway driver from Chicago (George C. Scott) has retired to a peaceful life in a Portuguese fishing village. He is asked to pull off one last job, involving driving a dangerous crook and his girl-friend to France. However, the job turns out to be a double-cross and the trio are pursued back to Portugal where they make one last stand on the coast while the enemy assassins attempt to gun them down.... (Full plot summary below)
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A former getaway driver from Chicago (George C. Scott) has retired to a peaceful life in a Portuguese fishing village. He is asked to pull off one last job, involving driving a dangerous crook and his girl-friend to France. However, the job turns out to be a double-cross and the trio are pursued back to Portugal where they make one last stand on the coast while the enemy assassins attempt to gun them down.
Leave your thoughts about The Last Run.
| Ozus' World Movie ReviewsDennis SchwartzDownbeat but well-crafted crime thriller. |
| Chicago Sun-TimesRoger EbertThe movie forgets what kinds of characters it's developed and gives us an ending we can't accept. |
| User ReviewAllan CScott is good, but Musante is not. the star is the Supercharged BMW |
| User ReviewGreg Wanother driver pic like 'drive' or 'the get-away' |
| User ReviewNuno BMovie 2 of 2 in my "Aged American Criminal Abroad" film fest (THE AMERICAN being film one.) As a driver for the mob, Scott takes a backseat to cocky, loose-cannon fugitive (Musante.) What should have been a classic character study is a fairly unexciting chase picture. |
| User ReviewJason RA little low-key and retrospective in its style, it is nevetheless a thoughtful crime thriller. |
| User ReviewPavan RGood car chases.........a good one for a quiet evening..Jerry Goldsmiths musics is really good though |
| User ReviewFredrik CThe original "Transporter". Scott is great, and so are Nykvist and Goldsmith, but the film has aged dramatically. |