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Last Orders (2002)
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Reviews Counted:24
Fresh:20
Rotten:4
Average Rating:7.4/10
Consensus: With a cast that includes some of the best acting talent in Britain, Last Orders is a rewarding character-driven ensemble piece.
Theatrical Release:Feb 15, 2002 Limited
Box Office: $2,197,234
Synopsis: Fred Schepisi's adaptation of Graham Swift's prize-winning novel is a quietly graceful portrait of four working-class Brits, bound by years of friendship, that unites some of England's finest... [More]
Starring: Michael Caine, Tom Courtenay, David Hemmings, Bob Hoskins
Director: Fred Schepisi
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Reviews for Last Orders
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11/06/02
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08/15/02
Top CriticA movie I loved on first sight and, even more important, love in remembrance.
07/20/02
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04/12/02
Top CriticIt's a small movie about ordinary blokes, and yet it poses some of the big questions that have vexed philosophers for ages.
03/29/02
Top CriticThe joy of Last Orders is its pub talk, the Cockney joking and provoking style of banter, and the extraordinary group of actors who bring the characters to life.
03/29/02
Top CriticWith a cast of this vintage, it wouldn't matter if they were reading the telephone book to one another, things are always entertaining.
03/15/02
Top CriticThere's a wondrous sense of what all men should leave behind them: friendship, forgiveness and reconciliation.
03/15/02
Top CriticThe lovely and richly textured British film Last Orders is as well-acted as any film you'll ever see.
03/15/02
Top CriticThis is human comedy at its most amusing, interesting and confirming.
03/15/02
Top CriticIf Fred Schepisi's adaptation of Graham Swift's Booker Prize-winning Last Orders can't really do justice to the novel, it does extremely well by its cast, thank you.
03/15/02
Top CriticAn epic with the economy of an epitaph, a flawlessly told tale about a flawed man.
03/14/02
Top CriticOffers nostalgia laced with lyricism and regret. And it poses a haunting question: When does a memory become part of the past?
03/14/02
Top CriticThough the book runs only about 300 pages, it is so densely packed ... that even an ambitious adaptation and elaborate production like Mr. Schepisi's seems skimpy and unclear.
03/13/02
Top CriticThere's been no richer cinematic tapestry of humanity so far this year.
03/08/02
Top CriticA must for fans of British cinema, if only because so many titans of the industry are along for the ride.
03/07/02
Top CriticAn enervated, overly muted drama that should have been a lot livelier, considering the terrific cast.
03/01/02
Top CriticBecause I share history and memories with these actors, it is easy to stand at the bar with their characters as they regard the urn of ashes.
03/01/02
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02/17/02
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February 06, 2002:
Schepisi offers a brave and endearing account of four men grieving the loss of their best friend. 
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