The Last Minute is a quirky and edgy independent film about fame and how to deal with it. It's quite the film with excellent direction by Stephen Norrington (the director of Blade and the indie under rated film Death Machine) Great acting and a lot of weird scenes for sure. It sure does hammer home the whole idea of not wasting your time or your life. Especially the scene when the guy wakes up a year later and realizes he's accomplished nothing. Plus the ending is cool how he changes his life. I also really like the fact that when he becomes famous at the start we never find out what he does (musician, writer, director, actor) a lot of people didn't like this and I thought it was genius! There's a hilarious scene when the main character gets robbed and the robber feels sorry for him and gives him taxi fare home. Good music too!
Review of The Last Minute
