Alison Routledge, Anzac Wallace, Anzac Wallace (II)
A secret experiment ends in catastrophe, leaving only one scientist alive.
DVD Release Date: June 13, 2006
Stats: 353 reviews
Fun movie. I like how each character thought different stuff about what happened to them, and how the one guy becomes president of the world. I also love black men in the 70's, and how they go jogging in leather pants.
A man awakes to find himself being the last man on earth. His reactions to this rather surprising development reach from confusion, over a couple of rather humorous scenes to the early stages of madness, some of which are more believable than others. The explanation for everythin...( read more)
Extremely odd aussie movie I saw when I was a little drunk.....still good film though.
Excellent. The last man on earth archetype never quite gets old, but here, it is handled almost flawlessly.
Interesting take on the 'Last Man on Earth' concept. Make sure to keep watching even during the final credits as the last few seconds are mesmerising.
I like the empty town but too weird for my taste. Not as good as night of the comet and/or 28 days later
decent, quiet, understated little last man on earth story. no toxic mutants or vampires leftover from fallout, just a man alone, kind of losing his sense of being, feeling guilty about his survival, dressing up in womens underwear and shooting televisions with a shotgun. nicely s...( read more)
FANTASTICAL MOVIE IF YOU LIKE OMEGA MAN LAST MAN ON EARTH AND 28 DAYS YOU MIGHT ENJOY THIS MOVIE... THE DUDE RUNS AROUND IN WOMENS UNDERWEAR COMPLETELY INSANE AND BLOWS THINGS UP FANTASTIC ENDING!
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This film is amazing and is bleak, atmospheric and pretty cool sci-fi!!!
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