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The Last Templar

Mira Sorvino (Actor), Scott Foley (Actor), Paolo Barzman (Director) Rated:

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An ancient decoder has been stolen from a collection of Vatican art. When an archaeologist discovers its connection to the history of the Knights Templar she enlists the help of a NYC detective to find it before it falls into the wrong hands. Clue by clue, continent by continent, the quest is on to discover a secret that could change the course of history. Based on the #1 international best-selling novel.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ Unrated (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.45 x 0.55 inches; 4 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Paolo Barzman
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC, Widescreen
Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 50 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ May 5, 2009
Actors ‏ : ‎ Mira Sorvino, Scott Foley, Victor Garber, Omar Sharif
Language ‏ : ‎ Unqualified
Studio ‏ : ‎ Rhi Entertainment
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B001RXDM1I
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Dan JTop Contributor: Pets

Lots of plot twists in this movie

Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2017

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I liked it a lot. Earlier this month I had finished watching the 3 Librarian movies and decided to buy this one. It's a cross between Indiana Jones and the Da Vinci Code and it's also long (around 2:45). It has a lot of plot turns and twists which is good and I especially liked the scenes towards the end with Omar Sheriff. The story line takes place in two time periods (present day and 718 years ago) and the ending sequence filled in some gaps. It was a fun movie to watch, excellent FX and a great way to spend an afternoon. Mira's character is also a Bad A$$, not to be trifled with.

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James Klein

raiders of the lost 170 minutes of my time

Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2017

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A low budget film made for tv which starts out fine,with what looks like a promising lost artifact adventure.
I love Mira Sorvino and the price was under $10 so I grabbed it up.
Other reviewers cover most of the basic information but leave out a few things.
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The early action sequence where Mira chases after one of the "templars" and not only knocks him off his horse,breaking some bones in the process even though he is wearing chainmail while only breaking one of her high heels(!) is preposterous.
I didn't realize anthropologists jousted on a regular basis.
It is a movie,and she is the lead,so such things must be allowed.
This aired in two parts I believe and while part one is good fun preposterous adventure,the end of the second part turns into a "finding Jesus" moment for the main character.
The actual treasure is a let down-it is essentially fake.
Old yes,real no.
Mira actually lets it be destroyed after all she went through to find it.
The last templar is also a let down,essentially the rather weak "villain" of the movie proclaims himself such before his comeuppance.
There are actually multiple villains in the film but only one proclaims himself the last templar.
Omar Sharif is only in the tail end of this movie to more or less help Mira get in touch with her spirituality.
He does get a few good moments,but what a waste of a great actor.
Mira is essentially rewarded by God for destroying the so called treasure-Scott's character comes out of his coma.
This end sequence slows the movie to a grinding halt and it stops being anything remotely resembling an adventure film.
Really,the entire tone changes and you feel like you are watching a completely different animal than the one you started with.
If you are very religious you will enjoy,but I prefer my scientists more science-y.
I'm going to re-watch "Hooten and the Lady" to wash the taste of this out of my mouth.

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Sage

Hated it!!

Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2018

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Hated it. Actors were flat with no emotions. Story line could have been interesting except for the way it way played. Archeologists would never do the things they did. Centuries old parchment carelessly handled in harsh, ocean winds!! What a waste of money & time!

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CLPacheco

Family friendly movie, very enjoyable lots of laughs

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021

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This movie was very well done, add an Interesting twist, lending to it almost a young girl Indiana Jones fashion, she did very well and the story is very good, I've already watched it four times and I've only had it for just over a month, I love a good clean long movie‼️ Family friendly family enjoyable, get the popcorn‼️

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Rainy Days

A masterful film of Raymond Khoury's brilliant book

Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2017

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A polished and dramatic movie true to the Raymond Khoury novel, very well made and highly entertaining with excellent production values, Mira Sorvino is great in this as the beautiful archaeologist who can drop kick the baddies. A roller coaster ride from beginning to end and some laugh out loud humour and romantic interest nicely worked into the script. Anyone with an interest in the Templars or who has read the book this DVD will add nicely to your collection. Very watchable with one of the most memorable opening sequences of any movie. Greatly enjoyed.

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ClarityOfMind

Definitely worth every penny!

Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2015

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I truly enjoy Mira Sorvino and Scott Foley as the leads in this movie along with their excellent supporting cast. This story was highly suspenseful and had many twists and turns in the plot with a surprising finish. I enjoy Mira as an archaeologist who has unofficially retired only to find a challenge she cannot refuse! Scott Foley is an FBI agent involved in the case where she and he meet at the beginning of the story and they keep crossing paths as the plot continues to push them towards each other right through to the ending. I definitely think this was a worthy buy and encourage you to check it out! :-)

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Action, suspense and exotic scenery

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2020

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The acting wasn’t too bad; script, okay. The production, however, was more like a TV movie pieced together - scenes didn’t flow smoothly from one to another. All in all, an entertaining movie night, just not an A list entry for me.

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Dorey E. Evans

Pretty awful compared to the book

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2013

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I really enjoyed the book and thought the movie would be a nice one to add to my collection. Boy, I was disappointed. Poor acting. The woman in the movie was arrogant and flippant - and really wasn't up to the part. There was no "connection" to the FBI guy - no charm - no electricity - and that was so well presented in the book. They altered the story in several parts and I'll say it was a budget issue because they didn't do the parts that would have cost a lot to film - the storm at sea, for example, was skimmed over and then they were rescued. At several points, I lost interest altogether and got up and walked away. All in all, it's lucky I gave the movie one star. Read the book instead.

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Charles Toshney

DECEPTIVE, not the LAST Templar, not even close!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2017

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This is a totally misleading film.It purports to be based on the novel by Raymond Khoury of the same title, it's not! I have read the book and apart from the fact that this film is not a Medieval romp, which might have saved it, its more like a female Indiana Jones story as apart from a few odd scenes it's mostly about a modern young female Archaeologist's search for a lost Templar artefact and her ensuing trials and tribulations.The producers of this DVD should hang their heads in shame for blatant lies, the Historic value just saves it but it's a totally misleading description of the film and should be amended not to fool people with serious historical interest into purchasing this film. Decent enough story, why mislead everybody with a pack of misinformation.

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P. WILLIAMS

Avoid this like the Plague.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 16, 2018

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Where do I begin? So many things wrong with this crappy film and I think it's way past time that WE the reviewer SHOULD be able to award '0 stars'. Appalling acting, historical and Biblical liberties taken and absolutely NOTHING like, not even SIMILAR to the book. Tries too much to be funny at times. Mira Sorvino shown as the lead is absolutely unconvincing and CANNOT hold a film together. Scott Foley as Sean, the FBI Agent is too stupid for words, maybe that's what FBI Agents are really like? The late Omar Sharif would have been better sticking to his Backgammon and Victor Garber is wasted. Sorvinos brat, Kim, is yet another precocious child actor in the too familiar Yankee molde and the part where Sorvino the Unbeliever prays for Sean's recovery and starts spouting about Jesus is just too pewkeyfying for words. The final and biggest insult is stating people who buy this (rubbish) also buy 'Arn, Ironclad, Kingdom of Heaven and Soldier of God'. ALL excellent films in their own right and more honest!

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Stephen

In hoc signo vinces

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 17, 2021

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It's not actually that cheesy and they almost tried to make it better than the books. Why do they always make it for Hollywood and not the book they always change things about Acre fell in 1291 not Jerusalem which was 1187. Well at least they didn't find the the holy chalice as in the book which was a tad too much.
It reminds me of Arn a really good trilogy but the film was really different from the book, film producers do not have the right to change history or a book to make it sound better, that's best left to politions.

SuziB

Average.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 11, 2015

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I was a little disappointed to discover that this was not a film but a "made for TV" series put onto DVD. It does say so on the box & may well in the description, so that's my own fault for not checking! Just saw the title & thought Yey! As it was, rather than the exciting Hollywood blockbuster I was expecting, it turned out to be an average, set in modern times, TV series that in reality had I seen it on the TV I probably would have changed channel after 30 minutes! I gave it my best shot & watched several hours of it on the night we'd planned to watch the (not) film & we went off to bed with it unfinished due to it's length. That was 2 or 3 weeks ago now & I have to say we have not as yet watched the rest of it, I probably will one day just to find out what happens, but I think it's very telling that we did not get up the next day, or any day since, with the burning desire to watch the end! I may have been over generous with the 3 stars, but at the same time it doesn't quite deserve 2! So 2 & half stars, entertaining if you like that sort of thing, but not the historical epic of War, Knights, chivalry & Battle I was expecting!

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G. O.

Action adventure with some faults

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 24, 2015

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The DVD has a fault in the play list for part 2 causing the last 4 minutes of chapter 1 of part 2 to be skipped, if you select part 2 via the menu. If you use the first entry in the main menu to play both parts consecutively, the missing scene appears intact about 16 minutes into part 2.

About 9 minutes into part 2, for half a minute, the two main characters seem to be mouthing something silently. The editor must have mislaid the dialogue track! Any lip readers out there?

The 193 minutes include a making-of and adverts. The main feature is only 165 minutes. It's all on a single disk, not two. The making-of, is in a letterbox format. The main feature has the correct 16:9 format.

The description and images on the case are rather misleading, if you don't know the novel, suggesting a story set in the 13th and 14th centuries. Actually, this is the story of an archaeologist and an FBI agent from the 21st century, uncovering an ancient secret while investigating the robbery of a mysterious artefact.

The film differs from the novel in numerous respects. Most of these might be due to time and budget constraints, replacing some elaborate action from the novel with something which could be shot shorter and cheaper. But there are also changes which can't be excused this way. In the novel, the priest commits many of the murders himself which are all delegated to his henchman in the film. In the novel, the mad professor's wife died because the church didn't allow her to have an abortion, which explains his motives. In the film this was changed into a car crash, which doesn't explain anything.

The end result is still a rather entertaining action adventure film, though the story has lost some it's bite due to the budget and content constraints imposed on a tv production. The DVD has some faults, but the film retains enough aspects of the novel to render it recognizable and to be lifted somewhat above an average tv serial.

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