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Jeffrey M. Anderson, Common Sense Media
Drinking, sex, swearing in unlikable coming-home drama.
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Clear negative messages, including iffy behavior with no consequences. A racist joke (using a fake Indian accent). Italians are referred to as "guidos." A comment about "getting AIDS." Main argument seems to be whether it's better to leave home and find a job (no matter how sleazy or crooked) or stay behind and do as little as possible. Neither answer seems very appealing.
Positive Role Models & Representations
Characters are deeply unlikable and frequently argue and tease one another mercilessly, even though they're supposed to be best friends and/or family.
Brothers fight and shove each other. Arguing in bar; characters go outside to fight, which isn't shown. Funeral sequence, with body lying in state. Character pepper-sprayed in face. Boy hit really hard with a ball; falls to the ground in pain. Boy urinates on trash (nothing shown).
Constant crude sex-related talk and/or sexual gestures. Scantily clad women at party referred to as "hookers." (One has a whip.) One woman grinds on a man's lap (semi-lap-dance). A couple has sex with a man behind a woman; he films it in the mirror (there's thrusting but no graphic nudity). Couple emerges from the back of a truck, presumably having just had sex. Characters make a bet to see who can have the most (and most interesting) sex. Man sleeping in a bed with two sex workers. A character goes to confession to trick the priest into giving him the names of "loose women." Condoms used as water balloons to attack people and cars. Inflatable sex doll shown. T-shirt that reads "I came on Eileen." Reference to an "Alabama hot pocket, with an oral twist." Police car covered in hundreds of sticky notes with drawings of penises. Character caught in a comical, sexual-looking position while helping another character "pop her back."
Extremely strong, near constant language includes swearing and slurs: "f--k," "motherf----r," "s--t," "c--k," "c---sucker," "c--t," "p---y," "t-ts," "a--hole," "f--got," "ass," "bitch," "bastard," "pr--k," "d--k," "suck d--ks," "piss," "cahones," "hard-on," "erection," "stroker," "hooker," and exclamatory use of "Christ." Middle-finger gesture.
Takes place in a bar, with constant drinking (whiskey and beer). There are never any consequences, no hangovers, no other damage done. One character appears staggering drunk in one scene. Brief instance of teen drinking. Character arrested for having an open container and a marijuana pipe. Characters smoke pot using a gas mask. A priest drinks from a flask while hearing confession. Cigar smoking and cigarettes shown. Reference to selling crack.
Parents need to know that Last Call is a drama about a man (Jeremy Piven) who returns to his hometown and clashes with his friends and family while his crooked boss tries to get him to help build a casino. It has crude and sometimes offensive humor, unlikable characters, and other mature content. While there's no nudity, there are plenty of explicit sexual references and gestures, simulated sex with thrusting, a bet between two men to see who can have more sex, scantily clad sex workers at a party, a lap dance, and more. Language is extremely strong and constant, with almost every word imaginable used. A bar is a main setting, and there's constant drinking, day and night, with seemingly no consequences. One character appears drunk once. Characters also smoke pot, cigarettes and cigars are shown, and there are other drug references. Violence includes some mild/off-screen fighting.
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In LAST CALL, Mick (Jeremy Piven) returns to Darby Heights, Pennsylvania, to attend his mother's funeral. He butts heads with his widowed father, Laurence (Jack McGee), who's a small-time crab fisherman and runs a local but beloved dive bar, and his brother, Dougal (Zach McGowan), who has a criminal record and does little more than drink and smoke pot. Everyone picks on Mick for leaving, going to college, and getting a job in real estate. But he maintains that he has ambition, while his friends do not. His company plans to build a casino in Darby Heights, so Mick gets to work securing the signatures of his neighbors, promising them that the casino will help bring the neighborhood back to life. But Mick's childhood crush, Ali (Taryn Manning), discovers the dark side of the deal. So Mick must try to set things right.
This drama tries to capture the feel of community in a certain urban neighborhood, but it's totally undone by unlikable characters, dangling plot threads, and a distractingly uneven tone. Last Call begins with a death, and the moment the funeral scene ends, no one ever really seems to mourn again; it's forgotten by the very next scene. This lapse seems to happen to many plot threads in the movie. It's as if each scene were improvised from the ground up, and whatever details that didn't fit were just left hanging. In some scenes, Mick's father is working on a hopelessly dilapidated boat, and in other scenes, they go crab fishing in a brand-new boat (despite the fact that they have no money and the bar is struggling).
A light, bittersweet score tries to tie things together, but it, too, usually feels wrong for whatever the scenes are trying to convey. Then Mick claims to be "in his 40s," although he looks (and actually is) mid-50s, and the other characters appear to be the same age. Yet they act like immature jerks, drinking all the time (with no consequences), playing dumb practical jokes, and making bets about who can have the most sex. They constantly yell at and pick on one another and get into fights, and it's not very easy to like any of them. The rushed, last-minute, save-the-day finale is so hard to believe that it feels like Last Call leaves off with an insult.
Families can talk about how Last Call depicts drinking. Does the movie make drinking look fun? Does anyone ever appear to be drunk or hung over? Are any other consequences shown? Why does that matter?
How is sex viewed in the film and by the characters? What values are imparted by the idea of a sex contest?
Did you find any of the movie's jokes or humor offensive? Is saying something racist less problematic if it's said for a laugh? Why, or why not?
The movie argues between leaving your hometown to find work and make good and staying true to your roots and not leaving. What are the pros and cons of each path?
In theaters: March 19, 2021
On DVD or streaming: March 19, 2021
Cast: Jeremy Piven, Taryn Manning, Zach McGowan
Director: Paolo Pilladi
Studio: IFC Films
Genre: Drama
Run time: 102 minutes
MPAA rating: R
MPAA explanation: crude sexual content, pervasive language and some drug use
Last updated: March 24, 2021
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