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By William Arnold (1,101) for Seattle Post-Intelligencer (2,422) on 11 Apr 2006

The stars ultimately carry the day, the film cumulatively builds both an emotional power and tender wisdom that's very affecting…

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By Lou Lumenick (2,103) for New York Post (6,650) on 25 Mar 2006

A ho-hum male weepie/road comedy that's worth watching mostly because of a once-in-a-lifetime gathering of England's greatest working-class actors…

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By Geoff Andrew (550) for Time Out (7,510) on 09 Feb 2006

One of the most rewarding and authentic depictions of/tributes to the Cockney way of life in recent years…

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By Ashby (6) on 23 Jan 2006

It's certainly well made, it has a good plot and a great cast. But I found it to be rather slow moving and somewhat uninvolving…

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By Roger Ebert (5,190) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 31 Mar 2004

Too many films about the dead involve mourning, and too few involve laughter. Yet at lucky funerals there is a desire to remember the good times…

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By Mick Lasalle (3,303) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 11 Dec 2003

The actors do their best, particularly the impeccable Mirren, but Schepisi draws a shroud of chaste dullness over their scenes and lays on…

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By Steve Davis (486) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 08 May 2003

The temporal jumps between the present and varying points in the past deprive the film of a sense of completeness; the transitions from scene…

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By Tom Grealis (57) for RTÉ (Ireland) (721) on 13 Feb 2003

Last Orders' has class stamped all over it…

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By Michael Dequina (1,684) for TheMovieReport.com (1,582) on 08 Dec 2002

By film's end one feels as if they have indeed taken a long trip with these people -- and along the way has grown to know and care about them…

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By Matthew Turner (2,508) for ViewLondon (2,339) on 30 Oct 2002

Fred Schepisi's latest film is based on Graham Swift's Booker prize-winning novel and has a great cast, but is ultimately rather slow moving and dull…

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By Scott Weinberg (1,998) for eFilmCritic.com (5,125) on 27 Aug 2002

Old people will love this movie, and I mean that in the nicest possible way: Last Orders will touch the heart of anyone old enough to have…

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By Mark Palermo (504) for The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (715) on 21 Aug 2002

Fred Schepisi's tale of four Englishmen facing the prospect of their own mortality views youthful affluence not as a lost ideal but a starting point…

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By Jason Clark (86) for Matinee Magazine (292) on 10 Aug 2002

You'd think a movie with Bob Hoskins, Michael Caine, Helen Mirren and Tom Courtenay couldn't be all bad, but you'd be wrong…

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By Urban Cinefile Critics (1,069) for Urban Cinefile (2,850) on 03 Jul 2002

Last Orders nurtures the multi-layers of its characters, allowing us to remember that life's ultimately a gamble and last orders are to be…

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By Cherryl Dawson And Leigh Ann Palone (956) for TheMovieChicks.com (956) on 06 Jun 2002

A beautiful movie about everyday people that seem so real they could be your neighbors…

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By Ken Hanke (2,234) for Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (2,247) on 04 Jun 2002

Schepisi has never made a better film, and if he never makes one anywhere nearly this good again, this more than justifies the occasional clinker…

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By Jack Garner (583) for Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (558) on 30 May 2002

The characters are delineated by some of the best actors on the planet…

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By Joe Morgenstern (2,395) for Wall Street Journal (3,071) on 30 Apr 2002

A friend called Fred Schepisi's ensemble drama a crusty old white man's 'Joy Luck Club' -- an assessment that isn't without some kernel of truth…

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By Peter Howell (1,731) for Toronto Star (3,601) on 29 Mar 2002

It's a small movie about ordinary blokes, and yet it poses some of the big questions that have vexed philosophers for ages…

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By Bruce Kirkland (531) for Jam! Movies (2,396) on 29 Mar 2002

It is compelling to be exposed to a film as bluntly honest and yet as paradoxically ordinary as Last Orders…

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