The Last Duel Reviews

I thought I was gonna like this but let me tell ya I did not

The tri-perspective story emphatically works. It also has the benefit of making room for three excellent performances from the leads.

The acting was great but the plot of the movie was a bit confused with showing 3 different perspectives. A tad bit overrated.

Very good. Incredibly stressful 2.5 hours. Like a darker, more depressing gladiator

Enjoyed. Graphic & a bit long, but thought provoking. Touches on truth, justice, and perspectives. Strong performances. Affleck surprisingly good. ​​​​​​​​​

Too long, okay performances ​​​​​​​​​

I didn’t finish the whole movie. I watched half way through it.
But it was kind of boring at times.

Everything about this movie is perfect

Great movie. Brutal fight scenes.

Only a man would 🍇 a lady and then “confess” his sins right after 🤡
But I like the actors a lot and the story line so I’ll give it a 7/10
Adam Driver did a good job or being a villain because I almost hated him by the end of it 😭

i thought the story telling structure was fresh & different having 3 different main characters show their side of the story with different perspectives was creative but i can see how it would make the film feel like it’s dragging on forever

Not a big fan of the different viewpoints on the same story thing but in this it worked alright. That being said it takes a while to even understand what is happening. Chapter 1 is almost nonsense without the later context. But one could argue that’s the point. Final fight 🔥

girl.... blond Ben affleck ... love it

Sneaky mystery. Loved how seeing the same scenes from different perspectives kept me entertained

6/10 Ok, worth a watch for Matt Damon fans?

7.8/10

wow ok so men suck 😭 good for marguerite living in peace afterwards 🙌🏾

8/10.

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Rating: 73

It surprised me. Super intense, really well acted, and the three-perspective story keeps things interesting. It’s not a light watch, but it hits hard and the final duel is insane. Definitely one of Ridley Scott’s stronger films.