The Last Moment

Synopsis

In the 1923 silent film The Last Moment, Henry Hull delivers a captivating performance as a man facing his final hours on death row. The movie explores themes of redemption, guilt, and the complexities of human nature as the condemned man grapples with his past actions. Set against a backdrop of stark and haunting visuals, The Last Moment is a poignant tale that delves into the depths of the human psyche, leaving viewers in introspective contemplation long after the credits roll.

Cast

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  Henry Hull

  Hercules Napolean Cameron

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  Doris Kenyon

  Alice Winthrop

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  Louis Wolheim

  The Finn

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  Louis Calhern

  Harry Gaines

• William Nally

  Big Mike

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  Mickey Bennett

  Danny

Reviews

The Last Moment has garnered mixed reviews over the years, with some critics praising Henry Hull's powerful portrayal of the protagonist while others found the plot pacing to be slow and the storytelling outdated. Rotten Tomatoes Critics' score stands at 3.5/10 based on 5 reviews, with one critic saying 'Hull's nuanced performance elevates an otherwise lackluster storyline'. On IMDb, the audience rating of 4.2/10 reflects a general sentiment of disappointment among viewers who expected more from this early silent film. Metacritic has not enough reviews to generate a score for The Last Moment at this time.