4:44 Last Day on Earth (2011)
Genre: Drama / Scifi
Duration: 85 minuten
Country:
United States / Switzerland / France
Directed by: Abel Ferrara
Stars: Willem Dafoe, Shanyn Leigh and Paul Hipp
IMDb score:
4,7 (5.984)
Releasedate: 7 September 2011
4:44 Last Day on Earth plot
A couple lives in a spacious flat. They are in love with each other. She is a painter, he is a successful actor. This just seems like a normal afternoon – except it's not a normal afternoon, neither for them nor for anyone else. Because tomorrow, at 4:44 a.m., a few seconds earlier or later, the Earth will decay much faster than the greatest doomsayer ever imagined. The ultimate doom will come, not unannounced, but without the possibility of escape. There will be no survivors. Of course there will always be people who, against their better judgement, hope for some miracle. Not our two lovers. They - like the majority of the population - have resigned themselves to their fate: that the world will end.
Actors and actresses
Cisco
Skye
Man on phone (voice)
News Anchor
Teddy
Skype Dancer
Suicide
Woman with coat
Delivery Boy
Cisco's Daughter
Reviews & comments
Jimske
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- 231 messages
- 476 votes
Comparing this film to Melancholia is a shame. It can't reach their toes yet. Boring, slow, exhausted at the end, no sense at all of the approaching end of the world. Occasionally weak conversations/reactions. And no connection with the main characters at all. In short, weak food! 1*
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El ralpho
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- 1479 messages
- 1090 votes
Complete boredom
Slow affair of barely an hour and a half with which I could do little. I still considered Melancholia, which also came out in the same year and has the same theme, as a nice mediocre album where I appreciated the focus on the characters instead of the end of the world itself. What I found disadvantageous was that the film was not very accessible and was a bit too rambling for me. In this film the emphasis is placed entirely on the characters and as a viewer it is even easier to get into it than with Melancholia, but otherwise this film was mainly annoying!
Here too it was far too rambling for me, and virtually little actually happened. Just a normal day in the life of a couple that I as a viewer couldn't connect with to begin with, because they're just a bunch of strange guys. The powerlessness of the characters should be clearly expressed here, but nothing is done to make the story around it exciting in any way. Furthermore, Skype has a fairly prominent role here, but in my opinion it added little. A single situation involving an argument between two people and a third party on the computer screen even unintentionally comes across as very funny, which I don't think was the intention.
The use of the Northern Lights was also very poorly depicted and although the idea behind it was certainly credible, it looked anything but that. Because the characters did not appeal to me at all, I soon no longer cared how they spent their last day and I could not sympathize with them. What remains are two people who spend the entire film acting a bit crazy and unable to properly interpret the interesting subject at all.
1.0*
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