Last man sitting game released update#

It doesn't feel like any effort went into the screenplay, but Hill adds some nice touches to the film in terms of nods towards the source material. As long as you don't get hung up on technicalities (ie the guns fire ten times more ammo than they hold) you should be entertained. It has everything an action film needs tough antihero, loath able bad guys, a creepy main villain and plenty of cannon fodder. It doesn't hold itself back in terms of blood and violence, something current US films of the genre are guilty of doing. 'Last Man Standing' doesn't rival these earlier works, but it is a tough, gritty film with some fantastic shootouts. He scored a cult hit with 'The Warriors', he delivered one of the best westerns ever with 'The Long Riders', and put all other car chase movies to shame with the ultra cool 'The Driver.' As anyone who has seen these films should realise, Hill should be mentioned in the same breath as Peckinpah, Woo and Rodriguez when it comes to slow-mo gunplay. He's probably best known for his commercial success with the 48 Hrs films, and his other brilliant features get criminally overlooked.

First off I will never understand why Walter Hill does not have a better reputation.

Last man sitting game released update#

Plot summary: In a prohibition era update of Yojimbo, Bruce Willis shoots a load of gangsters.