The Last Boy Scout
Action • R • 1991 • 1 hr 45 min
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Everything you want from a Shane Black film: buddy detectives, hilarious dialogue, great action.
It's 90s action at it's best just don't take it too seriously and you'll have a good time.
Overlooked movie, better than some of the Die Hard sequels. The dialogue and Bruce smart ass acting make it an action classic
Classic laid back action movie. Watch it with your boys while having a cold one!
Far from Shane Black's worst scripts... Not to close to his best either.
Classic Bruce Willis action. Hard to go wrong with this one.
Extremely goofy and you’re either going to love or hate the script. It’s fun and unique, but a bit hard to watch
Scott, Willis and Wayans give great energy to the flick. Negron is great as the baddie as well. Story is nothing special, but works enough.
Average action thriller not one Willis best action movies
Énième film d'action Bruce Willesque qui fonctionne quand même.
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