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I had such high hopes for this movie after seeing some of the most intriguing trailers I've ever seen. I was not disappointed what so ever.

I liked this title so much I would actually fit it into my top 10 of all time.

Without spoiling much for anyone, it really is filth. The movie definitely earns its 18 rating because at times, it is quite literally hardcore pornography.

Bruce is one of the most complex characters I've ever seen in a movie. It took a while to decipher exactly what was going wrong with him, but it because clear by the end.

I want to make it clear to people going into this movie what they should expect. Expect a lot of violence, a lot of swearing, pornography & masturbation, depression and mental illness. It's a movie for those who don't get offended very easily.

In summary, this movie will make you laugh, it'll make you cringe & it'll make you happy. The overall feeling at the end though, is that you're watching a man lose his mind, & you see his depression take over his body in many different ways.

I'm giving it 10/10 because I thought everything about it was so perfectly done. It achieved exactly what it set out to do, it achieved utter filth.

Right from the outset Last Resort was absolutely mind blowing. Every single episode was 45 minutes of pure adrenaline, emotion & excitement.

This is one of the few shows I have found myself becoming emotionally attached to & it's worth it. When you go through a series like this, where the characters are put in an all to real impossible position, you feel for all parties involved. Had Marcus Chaplin been a real man, he'd have been a modern day hero.

It felt way more than 13 episodes, it sunk in so deep & despite the American networks scuttling the show half way through, they decided to end the story.

Thank you to all involved in the production of this breath taking, beautiful show that had my heart rate pumping & my emotions running through its entirety.

I was looking forward to this title, but unfortunately it had me bored.

First of all I saw it in 48fps, don't bother. It makes everything look sped up and it's really noticeable, like you've put the movie on fast forward.

It takes too long to get to the point. Sure it's the first of three, even so, it was as long as the LOTR movies. I missed part of the movie because I fell asleep for 20 minutes as it was so dull.

There's a section featuring Golum which is quite long, but the CGI has really come on leaps and bounds since Golum was first introduced into Lord of the Rings. So many familiar faces and familiar appearances with so many new ones.

If you like fancy visuals with a storyline that takes forever to end, this is the movie for you.

Giving it 4 out of 10 may be a little harsh but it is by no means a fantastic movie and my no means the movie of the year.