Review of The Last Boy Scout (1991) by Michael Wilmington for Los Angeles Times — 23 Feb 1992
The best things about The Last Boy Scout are the editing, Bill Medley's singing, a few moments of Noble Willingham villainy and Willis--whose weary, exasperated style exactly suits this kind of material.
But the worst things about Scout are its slickness and self-confidence. A story about lonely heroism in a sick age should be a little hipper to what's really heroic and what's really sick.
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This review of The Last Boy Scout (1991) was written by Michael Wilmington and published by Los Angeles Times on 23 Feb 1992.
The Last Boy Scout has generally received positive reviews.
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