The Last Bus

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Dave C @RT09838700 2d TS is as good as always. The story and its direction just lack any real emotional range, so the telling of this emotionally-driven tale falls flat. It's a shame See more Alle W @candifluffy Jan 24 It's so depressing, could have been nicer and a good premise but my God, we ended up watching Schindler's List afterwards to cheer ourselves up. See more David J @RT49533742 Jun 14 Really enjoyed. I can't help feeling like something was missing (though I can't quite put my finger on what it is that's missing either!) so I wouldn't quite go as high as 5 stars but it was a thoughtful look at a man who has lived a lot of life and experiences some of the different sides of humanity, on his extraordinarily long journey. It's a really masterful performance by Spall, too. Well worth a watch. See more Alain E @AlainE 02/10/2025 I wanted to like this but too much cheap sentimentality and way too many flashbacks make it impossible to watch. Nine minutes was my limit. See more David H @RT75968152 02/07/2025 Mawkish and simplistic script undermines a good premise. Spall does his best and that just about makes it worth it. See more Darcy B @Darcy007 11/06/2024 The Last Bus is a deeply touching journey of love, loss, and resilience. At its core, it’s about one man’s devotion to honoring his late wife’s final wish — a journey that’s both physically and emotionally challenging. The film doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities older people face, but these moments are beautifully balanced by unexpected acts of kindness from strangers; giving it a bittersweet warmth. With skillful direction, it feels as if we’re right there beside him, sharing each setback and every heartwarming encounter. It’s a story that lingers — a quiet, brilliant tribute to love that transcends loss. See more Read all reviews

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