Humbersi
The first must-see film of the year.
ActuallyGlimmer
The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.
Zandra
The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.
calnaturegal-75956
But this isn't a series, it's a movie, so it's listed wrong but the description is correct. Not Sorvino's best movie, but I've seen a LOT worse. At least I was entertained. :D
mdtrudell
On our road trips, my wife has been reading aloud "The Last Templar". She started it on our trip around Michigan. We are not even half way through and it's an excellent novel (my opinion). It holds the interest and you can't wait to take another road trip to continue. I found the movie. Recommendation - don't watch. The movie opened at the well, not the when the Templar knights were fleeing the city that was overrun (no biggie). Then jumped to New York the way the book did. It looked like it had promise. But, 5 minutes into the movie, Tess turned into Wonder Woman (BTW her mother and daughter weren't present as they should have been) confronting the bad guys with a golden staff. By 7 minutes in, I deemed "this sucks" and shut it off. I had planned on watching up to the point we left off in the book.... no spoilers; but I just couldn't. It was that bad. —
Kat Man
This movie is horrible in its acting, plot/story, cinematography, and historical references… As far as the acting goes; the emotionless "Christian" assassin who worked for Monsignor De Angelis had more stage presents than the rest of the cast of characters. Oh, except for maybe the boy who attached the GPS(tracking unit) to the truck at the beginning of the film(and that says something as he had no lines to speak).Story wise: Dr. Tess Chaykin(archaeologist) racing a 2 ton truck thru streets crowed with people for absolutely no reason, while talking about faith vs. evidence made no since at all. Next: both Sean Daley(FBI agent) and Dr. Chaykin just happen to dig in the exact right spot that just so happen to drop down onto the roof top of the one and only building that has a tunnel formed by a random lava flow that lead them(Sean Daley, Dr. Chaykin) directly to what the Templars buried(astrolabe, and letter) in a untouched church. All of which was perfectly lit even thought the whole city was completely covered.The very essence of the plot/movie contradicts itself. It implies at almost every instant that "faith" is justifiable because the fictional Jesus character is real(which further implies that the Christian god is real). Then does a complete 180 and suggest the opposite, and by default proving the all of Christianity is false. Though I will concede that this nonsensically journey of delusions and lies is the pinnacle of the Christian belief system; so at least that was accurate.P.S. And just for clarification; Hypatia, the Greek female philosopher and mathematician was brutally killed by mob of christians, and not pagan Saxons like Bill Vance(the other male archaeologist/Templar) implied.The only thing that this movie had right was the coordinates (36N 31' 26.21, 27E 55' 8.3) to an area of the Mediterranean Sea.Katalyzt
Ermano Arsaunari
No wisdom of information I thought the places Hollywood instead of Bodrum.Maybe their budget was low and made the casting at some sort of desert,The name Last Templar is good but the rest is emptiness. Like a black hole in film industry.But such a misinformation is unbelievable. I expected better from the Last Templar. Such Professional_Fakes shouldn't do such things.Bodrum is the place of history,entertainment,fun. A key place to visit with magnificent tastes.We expect better performance and production from film makers in the futureBest Regards
