Solemplex To me, this movie is perfection.

Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Holstra Boring, long, and too preachy.

Micah Lloyd Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

David Roggenkamp This movie promises to be a post apocalyptic thriller or at least alludes to be one; instead it turns into a psychological suspense film where people run around mindlessly, berate each other, and attempt to gain some situational understanding of their circumstance. They spend the majority of the film wandering around an empty London and slowly regain their memories and piece together the puzzle; before they do, situation unfolds and they learn about their fates anyway.Pretty vague, but this is exactly how the movie plays out. It is a psychological thriller with some roots in Christianity. There are only seven cast members, but there are others as shown in their memories. Throughout the film they act out different parts almost as if they are schizophrenic or paranoid or in control of their situation. As situation unfolds they slowly gain an understanding, some an acceptance others refuse to believe what is happening in front of them.Better than most films of this type, that is certain; but this appears to be an emerging genre that needs work. The film is also British, which means it will play out like similar British films. If this is your kind of thing, the film is just for you; others may want to look elsewhere.Originally posted to Orion Age (http://www.orionphysics.com/?p=7791).

craigjpay-146-379244 Film tastes vary greatly, I am aware of this. Films that I love have been described to me as "boring" many times over the years. 'Rushmore' , 'The chaser', 'Halloween', all apparently "too slow", or I'm told that "noyhing happens". Well THIS is a movie where absolutely nothing happens for the entirety of it's excruciating running time (anything between 85 mins and a couple of months, depending on how you quantify time). I really have never been so bored in my life, it's as if Uwe Boll found a discarded script by Terence Malick and didn't really get it. Flashbacks featuring Danny Dyer crop up to piece together the supposed plot and it's final twist, and in the hope that all would be revealed and I could switch this piece of garbage off, I welcomed every scene that Dyer appeared in. And I never, ever thought I'd say that. It was not very good.

chriswatkins68 After reading a few plot summaries on 'The Last Seven' i was expecting a low budget Brit post-apocalyptic flick, maybe reminiscent of other Danny Dyer films in terms of action and storyline. Its not that. One plot summary even mentioned political turmoil and climate change disaster. Once again its not that at all. This is more of a thriller/mystery. Just without the thrills.7 people meet up with each other one by one in a deserted London, each confused of the situation they find themselves in and suffering from amnesia. The story leads onto who they are and why they are there and how their stories through flashbacks intertwine.It is not the worst film i have seen, but it doesn't come close to being OK either. The first ten minutes are repetitively tiresome and the most watchable part is the ending. The acting is below par at best, the religious referencing is yawnful which made me drift off during most dialogue. Its main positive is the short runtime of 84mins. The scenes of a deserted London can be quiet eery at times, but the atmosphere falls short of being sinister or concerning.Although i was mildly entertained, nothing that interesting happens I'm afraid. Not what i was expecting through the marketing of this film.If you like this watch - any other Danny Dyer film.chriswatkins68 - 3/10

GUENOT PHILIPPE I won't say it's a bad movie. No. I did not get anything in this offbeat story. But unfortunately, it's too sophisticated to be properly followed . Maybe I am not clever enough. And there are many of this kind of features these days. A sort of new fashion in the movie industry. The film makers want you to think in a very intense way, they want to show us stories that are unusual. That's not bad, but if only half the audience can understand them, it's worthless...I know it's in the new topics around here to talk about zombies in a sort of post apocalyptic world, so the film can be more easily sold to the distributors. After 28 DAYS - and WEEKS - later, how many features have we seen about zombies? Hundreds of them. LAST SEVEN is an interesting feature, well made, but for intellectuals only.