Sorry, this movie sucks

It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

I've always been a Burt Reynolds fan, but this one blew me away. Probably his best role ever. Even he said it's the most honest role he ever has or ever will play. The part was written just for him. Ariel Winter is also wonderful. Quite the combination. This is a must see!

It's a shame that "The Last Movie Star" didn't get much of a theatrical release, because that means it will almost certainly be looked over at Oscar time next year. The Oscar worthy work on this movie goes to veteran actor Burt Reynolds. Yes, it's true that in this movie he is more or less playing a version of his true persona and career. But Reynolds all the same gives a full performance, one that shows multiple dimensions of his character. He isn't even afraid to show a dark and sometimes unlikable side to his character. As for the other aspects of the movie, like the direction and the screenplay, I will admit that a number of times the story plays out in a somewhat predictable manner. But all the same, it doesn't come across as cliched or really dumb; you will believe that the events of this movie could play in real life as they do in this movie. While I wouldn't say that this movie is some modern day classic, it's a solid effort by everyone involved, and everybody involved should be proud of the end results. Good job!

It's cool to see them pair him up with his old self in the older Burt movies. Glad to see he still has something else that he can do and give back even as an older actor. Love ya Burt !

Loved this movie! Burt's performance is truly touching.