‘Last Breath’ Review: Woody Harrelson’s Gripping Underwater Thriller Is All Surface and No Depth
In September 2012, the young Mr. Lemons was trying to repair some pipeline along the floor of the North Sea when disaster struck on the surface 300 feet above, ultimately severing the “umbilical cord” that connected the diver to his ship and stranded him in the pitch-black deep with only seven minutes’ worth of oxygen in his reserve tank.
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T he best true-story survival movies have a way of captivating audiences and making them wonder what they would do and how ...
In September 2012, while attempting to repair an oil pipeline off the coast of Scotland, the diving support ship Bibby Topaz ...
Imagine being trapped hundreds of feet below the ocean surface. 'Last Breath' is a nail-biting film based on the true story ...
"Last Breath," based on a thrilling true story of a diver stranded on the seabed, is powered by its strong ensemble cast, ...
Most moviegoers know how to game a movie. If you don’t see the villain’s dead body, for instance, there’s a chance he’s still ...
A movie of barely sketched personalities and trite emotional stakes (the lovely Bobby Rainsbury, as Lemons’s anxious fiancée, is especially underserved), “Last Breath” is disappointingly shallow and ...
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Perhaps it makes sense that Alex Parkinson's feature debut would simply be a flip of the dimensions of his usual fare. The ...
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