The Last Run

2004

The Last Run

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Movie Info

Jonathan Segall's sexually charged romantic comedy The Last Run stars Fred Savage as Steven Goodson, a man who is dumped unexpectedly by his girlfriend as the movie begins. Taking the advice of his unhappily engaged best friend, he mutates into a heartless womanizer looking for every sexual thrill imaginable with an ever-expanding series of women he doesn't care about in the slightest. When he eventually meets a mild-mannered elementary teacher, Steven realizes this may be the woman he can pull himself together for. Steven Pasquelle and Amy Adams co-star as the best friend and the fiancée that makes him miserable.

Rating:

R (for pervasive strong sexual content, including dialogue and nudity, and language)
Genre:

Comedy, Drama
Directed By:

Jonathan Segal
Written By:

Todd M. Cahme, Jonathan Segal
On Disc/Streaming:

Jun 19, 2007
Runtime:

97 minutes

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Cast

Fred Savage
as Steven Goodson

Amy Adams
as Alexis

Steven Pasquale
as Jack Manning

Andrea Bogart
as Chloe

Erinn Bartlett
as Amelia

Vyto Ruginis
as Clancy

Robert Romanus
as Steven's Boss

Ray Baker
as Mr. Powers

Abby Brammell
as Barback Chick

Amanda Swisten
as Sage

Lisa Arturo
as Ginger

Jillian Bach
as Felicia

Judith Benezra
as Bridget

Art Bonilla
as Landscaper

Ina Barron
as Brunette

Sharon Brathwaite
as Renee

Nahtasha T. Budhi
as Monique

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Audience Reviews for The Last Run

Apr 11, 2009

Urgh. Shudder. After spending the best part of two thirds of its running time objectifying women, in the most horribly misogynistic way possible ("half these girls are dumb cunts"), The Last Run tries to redeem itself by showing Steven Goodson (an icky Fred Savage) the error of his ways. Well, I'm not buying it. With the original American Pie films, however juvenile they may have been in execution and in terms of dialogue, they succeeded by presenting mostly likeable characters coming to terms with sexuality and being mature about their relationships. By contrast, The Last Run is populated almost exclusively by repugnant men and airheaded sex-mad women (flouncy, "not-that-hot" Amelia accepted). Lead character Steven is utterly repulsive, best friend Jack behaves out of character whenever it suits the narrative. Amy Adams, the only actor to hint at breaking free from the DOA script, has hopefully escaped the curse of ever having to appear in dreck like this again. I need a shower.

Daniel P Super Reviewer