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In a not-too-distant future, the face of London has changed dramatically. Stung by ineffectual politics, a rapidly expanding population and the ravages of climate change it can no longer take the strain and collapses in on itself. Down from 7 million, now only 7 individuals remain and together they must form a new society in the face of a desperate, unforgiving future.
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Danny Dyer, Tamer Hassan, Sebastian Street, Simon PhillipsDirector: Imran Naqvi
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By Teemacs
TOP 1000 REVIEWER
Format:DVD
It starts off promising, continues interesting, but as the end approaches, it goes downhill precipitately and falls right off the edge, into complete, meaningless piffle. An awful mishmash of a film that makes no sense. I don't know what the director was drinking and/or smoking at the time, but he should stop it at once.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Initially interesting but ultimately fails to deliver and silly ending.
10 Sep 2012
Format:Blu-ray
**** WARNING: Big Fat Spoilers Ahead! ****
After the opening few minutes I thought The Last Seven would be something truly special. Sure, the deserted post-apocalyptic London backdrop owed more than a little to 28 Days Later, but this film seemed to be developing a creepy atmosphere all of its own. That is, until the rather heavy-handed direction and laboured script threatened to swamp things. The characters were all rather cliché'd, from the salt-of-the Earth squaddie geezer, the little girl lost, the reluctant captain, the mysterious foreign girl, the religious nutter, the terminally hammy posh guy and our podgy and bewildered hero. Oh and the least said about Danny Dyer as the most laboured metaphor for the Angel of Death ever seen, the better.
OK, onto the plot. So I'm sure most of us will have surmised that this is no dirty bomb aftermath and something supernatural is going on (well London can be purgatory at times, n'est-ce pas?) and things seem to fall into place with the flashbacks revealing that Isaac (Ronan Vibert of Borgias fame) turned suicide-bomber to revenge a government cover-up over the bodged rescue attempt of his hostage daughter. So far so good and it's all reasonably compelling and intriguing for most of the film, but wtf did that ending mean? Are they all in limbo? Why did only Chloe survive? (Or did she?). Sorry, but that Triangle-like time loop tacked on to the end just struck me as a twist too far and which made no sense whatsoever.
At least posh but sinister government honcho Henry (John Mawson) gets to utter the great one-liner "A simple allons-y would have sufficed".
As for the Blu-ray presentation, well it's not that great. Picture quality is generally grainy and little appreciable use is made of surround sound.... Read more ›
After the opening few minutes I thought The Last Seven would be something truly special. Sure, the deserted post-apocalyptic London backdrop owed more than a little to 28 Days Later, but this film seemed to be developing a creepy atmosphere all of its own. That is, until the rather heavy-handed direction and laboured script threatened to swamp things. The characters were all rather cliché'd, from the salt-of-the Earth squaddie geezer, the little girl lost, the reluctant captain, the mysterious foreign girl, the religious nutter, the terminally hammy posh guy and our podgy and bewildered hero. Oh and the least said about Danny Dyer as the most laboured metaphor for the Angel of Death ever seen, the better.
OK, onto the plot. So I'm sure most of us will have surmised that this is no dirty bomb aftermath and something supernatural is going on (well London can be purgatory at times, n'est-ce pas?) and things seem to fall into place with the flashbacks revealing that Isaac (Ronan Vibert of Borgias fame) turned suicide-bomber to revenge a government cover-up over the bodged rescue attempt of his hostage daughter. So far so good and it's all reasonably compelling and intriguing for most of the film, but wtf did that ending mean? Are they all in limbo? Why did only Chloe survive? (Or did she?). Sorry, but that Triangle-like time loop tacked on to the end just struck me as a twist too far and which made no sense whatsoever.
At least posh but sinister government honcho Henry (John Mawson) gets to utter the great one-liner "A simple allons-y would have sufficed".
As for the Blu-ray presentation, well it's not that great. Picture quality is generally grainy and little appreciable use is made of surround sound.... Read more ›
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By mickp
Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase
Very poor sound quality, only came out of one speaker and would not turn up loud enough to hear clearly, I have returned this item so waiting to see how long that takes to sort out.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By avo1986
Format:DVD
I am a Danny Dyer fan, but this has got to be one of the worst films I have seen. Ever. Stay clear. Get Doghouse instead.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Richard
Format:DVD
This film is truly awful, no one should be allowed to produce such rubbish. It has left my mind full of questions that will never be answered.
Danny Dyer could have been anyone, you don't even recognise him.
Never buy or rent this film!
Danny Dyer could have been anyone, you don't even recognise him.
Never buy or rent this film!
By snorth8554
Format:DVD
O.k. this is my review so be gentle. I have read some of the bad reviews on here and to be honest I can see where they are coming from. The film is never going to be nominated for oscars. However, what it does have is a pretty good plot line, which moves along at a reasonable pace after a slow start. The characters that you are meant to feel sympathy with you do and vice versa. I kept watching just because I wanted to know what was going on and why. As I say no oscar winner but I did enjoy it. I would say the review that amazon give is somewhat misleading as to the actual storyline though. Also not really sure that the character Danny Dyer plays could not have been played by an unknown equally well.
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
another poor film from danny dyer very mixed up story line would not recommened buying this dvd could not get in to it
By gary
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I had seen no trailer or anything for this film and when i read the description I thought it sounded great, along with the fact it had danny dyer and tamar hussain in it. But i had to say it is probably the worst film i have ever seen. And im not joking. It was just terrible. I would save your money to be honest!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent plot twist.
I will not give the plot twist away, but the film keeps you guessing until very nearly the end and delivers at a fairly fast pace. Well worth watching.
Published 5 months ago by ANDREW WILTSHIRE
1.0 out of 5 stars
the last seven minutes to direct a film
Shame you can't give it 0 stars as 1 star is too generous. The film never gets going and makes no sense. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Mr. Daniel S. Wilson
4.0 out of 5 stars
A touch more cerebral than your average horror film
The Last Seven is a 2010 low-budget, seemingly post-apocalyptic British horror helmed by Imran Naqvi and starring Tamer Hassan and the perenially awful Danny Dyer. Read more
Published 11 months ago by John Milton
1.0 out of 5 stars
yea its utter crap
i got this for danny dyer and craig fairbrass. its not worth. 1p i wipe disc on my a.. h... all its worth honest. dt buy
Published 14 months ago by tango
1.0 out of 5 stars
The last seven (minutes might be okay)
I don't know whether it's because I live near London and go there regularly, but when I saw the opening sequence to 28 Days Later (depicting Cillian Murphy wandering, helpless,... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Albatross
1.0 out of 5 stars
Horrendous
The worst Dyer/ Hassan film ever. This film has no real plot, with an ending that had no relevance to the initial storyline. DO NOT WATCH THIS FILM.
Published 20 months ago by Simon Oliver
1.0 out of 5 stars
Might be a good film if you can see it all.
I watched the first 30 mins only with little or nothing happening. Just a few people walking and talking. After 30 minutes I switched off. Read more
Published 21 months ago by A. Murphy
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