Release dates
June 6, 2017
2682 days agoVOD / Blu-ray / DVD
Released
The Last Word release date
The movie The Last Word is already released on Cinema, VOD, Blu-ray and DVD in the USA.
What the critics say
Based on 10 reviews, The Last Word gets an average review score of 48
The incomparable Shirley MacLaine has The Last Word on a generic crowd-pleaser.
2766d ago
Shirley MacLaine’s well-deserved reputation as a salty, snappy grand dame—forged from later-career work like Terms of Endearment, Steel Magnolias, Postcards from the Edge, Bernie, etc.—unfortunately precedes her in this sloppy, saccharine drama costarring Amanda Seyfried.
2766d ago
The Last Word is pleasantly inoffensive enough, but well runs its course at 108 minutes.
2766d ago
Shirley MacLaine plays another lovable tart-tongued scold in the sort of prefab crowd-pleaser that's lucky to have her.
2766d ago
Shirley MacLaine plays an octogenarian control freak who enlists Amanda Seyfried's obit writer to reshape how she will be remembered in Mark Pellington's comedy with tears.
2766d ago
Fresh from her television appearance looking aghast at her brother Warren Beatty after the already legendary Best-Picture-flub at the Oscars, Shirley MacLaine is in a new theatrical release.
2766d ago
If nothing else, “The Last Word” demonstrates that Shirley MacLaine still has the comic chops and screen presence that have made her a Hollywood legend. Unfortunately, not even she can make chicken salad out of this utterly artificial and manipulative movie, one that conveys not a single genuine emotion over the course of its running time.
2766d ago
Ms. MacLaine, 82, holds the screen effortlessly. Too bad she has to share it.
2766d ago
Harriet's transformation isn't significant enough to justify her complete redemption in the eyes of those around her.
2766d ago
There’s a piece of great advice in “The Last Word,” courtesy of a character who is reluctant to speak ill of an acquaintance: “If you don’t have anything nice to say about someone, say nothing at all.”
2766d ago