Last the Night

Middle school kids might enjoy this movie.

The kids in this movie were terrible. You will find yourself rooting for the teacher.

This is an amazing movie, period. 5 stars. Great acting. Great story. And so satisfying seeing what this movie is about: taking out the trash. The teacher in this movie is a hero.

The whole premise of the movie is pretty silly. Maybe if the acting and character development had been better it could have been amusing. At some points it seemed like satire but I don't think it was intentional. Overall just bad and once you see the direction the movie's going in, very predictable.

I don't understand the hate from the critics. But maybe that's because I'm a burnt out middle aged dude like John Dunbar. And I've been looking for another good covid movie like "Sick." I was very pleasantly surprised with how good this was.

Most poorly written, directed, and casting you can get. Was this a high school film club project? The actors were so terrible I just wanted their teacher to kill them off. It was painful. Had to fwd through it to about 30 min to the end just so I could see where this went. Please don't torture yourself like I did.

Ignorance at its best. What brilliant movie writers/directors/producers/actors/etc. In this day and age could have thought that making a movie about kids being trapped, and chased through a high school- by a teacher no less- being shot and killed was a good idea? Just about the most socially unaware movie plot that could be made concerning this subject matter. I did not watch this movie. I could barely stomach the trailer. Truly disgusting.

the premise seemed fun, but then Brian Austin Green wasn't much in 90210, at the most some side character, and he clearly can't carry a film, not even as a bad/good guy. Missed opportunity

Brian Austin Green is a really good actor! I wish producers would start casting him for the blockbusters again!

Great concept, poor execution. Constantly bringing up the pandemic just got annoying and tiring too fast. I get this was filmed during the pandemic, but that lasted too long and everyone is sick of hearing about it, especially in a film after-the-fact. The concept and story had great potential, but it fell short of a decent thrilling and cohesive story with all the plot issues and nonsense dialogue, and the constant history references were a joke. This felt more like a high school drama class production. Green's performance was decent, but the rest felt fake and forced. It's an ok one-time watch if you have nothing else to see, but don't expect some grand ending, because it's not there. Thankfully the 88 min runtime and decent pacing helped get me through it. A generous 5/10 from me.