The Last Outlaw (1994)

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Mickey Rourke stars as a Western outlaw bent on revenge in this made-for-cable movie. Rourke is convincing as the evil Colonel Graff, the leader of a criminal gang of Wild West thugs. After a robbery gone wrong, the gang members start getting killed one by one, and the survivors don't know who to… More Mickey Rourke stars as a Western outlaw bent on revenge in this made-for-cable movie. Rourke is convincing as the evil Colonel Graff, the leader of a criminal gang of Wild West thugs. After a robbery gone wrong, the gang members start getting killed one by one, and the survivors don't know who to trust. Dermot Mulroney, who stars as Graff's sidekick Eostis, is one of several strong supporting cast members. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 30 min.
Directed By: Geoff Murphy
Genres: Western, Action & Adventure, Television

In Theaters: Aug 11, 1994 Wide
On DVD: Feb 8, 2005

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Phil H

A TV movie but a really good one and with a stunning cast of character actors...Rourke, Mulroney, Buscemi, John C. McGinley, Keith David, Ted Levine and Gavan O'Herlihy. A group of Confederate soldiers and their commander become an outlaw posse after the civil war and soon find… More
A TV movie but a really good one and with a stunning cast of character actors...Rourke, Mulroney, Buscemi, John C. McGinley, Keith David, Ted Levine and Gavan O'Herlihy. A group of Confederate soldiers and their commander become an outlaw posse after the civil war and soon find themselves being hunted down, pretty basic plot line but a pretty darn good western flick. Sure its not really accurate I would imagine but its a fast violent romp as the gang are taken down one by one to the predictable finale. Not too original and almost a remake of 'Young Guns' to a degree (which Mulroney starred in too) but its one of those westerns with a modern/flashy spin. Sure it all looks pretty realistic but at the end of the day its just another oppertunity to make a cool gun slinging flick with a cool group of well known character/cult actors in a cool 'last man standing' type story which always get the juices flowing. Only thing, I don't really know if Rourke's rather slick black leather pants were realistic haha a bit too rock n roll maybe, plus Rourke's face looks kinda odd in this film, almost plastic and covered in makeup, kinda eerie actually.