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This is the peak dad cinema we’ve been missing. Men being hyper-competent at jobs I simply would never do in a million years. Also being set in Scotland we’ve got some AMAZING knitwear here.

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Review by theo ★★★½ Liked

i’m so grateful for free will so that i never have to do this

Review by davidehrlich ★★★

To paraphrase and/or completely misquote Karl Marx: History repeats itself first as documentary, then as mid-budget survival thriller. “Little Dieter Needs to Fly” was adapted into “Rescue Dawn.” “The Rescue” was adapted into “Thirteen Lives.” And now, in that strange tradition, an incident that was first expressed through interview testimony and harrowing surveillance footage has been smoothed into a simple but suspenseful genre exercise, as Alex Parkinson adapts his 2019 documentary “Last Breath” into a mid-budget survival thriller of the same name.

Creatively redundant? Perhaps. But some things are so unbelievable that they only seem to make sense as a Hollywood (or Hollywood-adjacent) movie, and the gap between fact and fiction can occasionally be too wide to cross without a…

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Very short, sticks to its premise and will give you the anxiety shits throughout !!! Going to be one of the best hidden gems of 2025

Review by Jake Petroski ★★★

Extremely generic, but still a perfectly okay movie. It is exactly what you would expect from something like this. Solid performances from everyone. 

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A pretty incredible true story but I'm not sure there was enough to it to justify a feature length film. There's about 60 good minutes here and a half hour of filler. On the other hand Woody's always great.

Review by lea ༉‧₊˚🪽🕯️ ᩚ ★★★½

petition to have woody harrelson in every movie

Review by coolguytim ★★★½ Liked

they couldn’t pay woody harrelson enough money to get in the water

Review by NURULLAH ★★★ Liked

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Review by Marshall 🏔️ ★★★½ Liked

“I might’ve shit my pants.”

Tense, tight, and thrilling for about 60 minutes and then it loses that edge. This is basically what it felt like as a kid when you challenged your friend to see who could hold their breath longer underwater.

Review by Mister Cap ★★★

ENGLISH VERSION below

„Unter Wasser hört dich niemand seufzen“

Last Breath fühlt sich an wie ein solider, alter Arbeitsschuh: nicht besonders schön, aber tut, was er soll – und geht dabei manchmal ordentlich durchs Wasser.

Finn Cole macht als neuer Taucher einen guten Job, Woody Harrelson streut seine Sprüche wie altes Seemannsgarn unters Volk, und Simu Liu stemmt shirtless Gewichte, als würde sein Leben davon abhängen. Keine Figur überrascht, aber alle sind sympathisch genug, um nicht zu stören.

Richtig spannend wird’s immer dann, wenn der Film die Klappe hält und einfach nur die klaustrophobische Unterwasserhölle auf einen loslässt. Sobald hingegen wieder Rückblenden zur Verlobten oder große Gefühle aus dem Drehbuchordner „Emotionaler Pflichtteil“ aufpoppen, wirkt Last Breath wie ein leicht verwässerter…