It looks like an interesting film, but they have been working on it for ages.

http://www.post-apocalypse.co.uk/2007/02/last-man.html

Horror-movies.ca actually posted it 4 months ago as well, so I stand corrected.

I want to start by saying this was a great film to make. I was in the film and it was a great script. The Producer and Director are wonderful people. I can hardly wait until the film comes out. It was an experience that I will not forget and I have gone further because of them. Mary Shelley was a great writter of her time, and since the Producer and Director put this together it was just wonderful, and it is an outstanding film. It will be a film that everyone should see.

huh. first ive heard of it, im gonna have to give this one a look when its released.

It took more than a year to make this, but big budget movies take that long too AND they have the cash to make them faster. So this should be excellent for a small budget film to get things done in that time.

No offense to the filmmakers, but Mary Shelley's name should be dropped from this movie. From the looks of it, the film has NOTHING to do with the novel save the name of the title character. It's sad---Shelley's "The Last Man" sort of originated the plague-apocalypse genre, and we can't seem to adapt it without turning it into a shoot-em-up pseudo-zombie flick. Newsflash: no such guerilla action goes on in the book; in fact, the plague doesn't even appear in the novel until the last third, because the it's more of a political satire-cum-roman a clef. And---again, no offense---probably much more interesting than another stale, explosion-laden story of biological weaponry gone wrong.

It's a screen adaptation. If you want to know how it was adapted, this explains why there are guns and airplanes and stuff

http://blog.jamesarnett.com/2007/12/14/on-the-adaptation.aspx

Ive read Mary Shelley's The Last Man, and although there is a plague in it that wipes out mankind, this movie description really doesn't seem to follow the story line of the book at all.
Mary Shelley's book was very much politically based and had a web of inter-tangled personal relationships, the plague was just a back story.

Fantastic action packed film by James Arnett and Kevin Lucero Less does genius vocal work, as always :)

I just saw the sneak peak of the movie. The story blows the book away. I didn't expect that. They are doing a promo showing the whole movie on their website for the rest of the July 4th holiday. Its 2 hours long. "The last man" link is under "online movies" on their homepage at www.jamesarnett.com

watched it this weekend, was ok for a pa flick but really the cgi & stuff made it crappy and it was like the omega man in allot of ways

I saw it twice. For a no budget PA flick it still made a lot more sense as a movie than omega man and I am legend. I also liked the dodge hemi. That's the ride I'd be driving.

If you see the film and think they did all this on a 7 or 8 thousand dollar budget, its quite impressive.

For those individuals who write, "this movie really doesn't seem to follow the story line of the book at all" I suggest you re-read the story. Mary Shelley's The Last Man is a three volume set published in 1826 and takes place in the mid-21st century through 2100. During this time frame, people still travel across the ocean on sail ships and use a horse and carriage as the primary means of personal transport. If Mr. Arnett made a direct transliteration of the novel to the screen, the movie would have been savagely ridiculed for not being "modernized." The origional story is not an "action/adventure shoot 'em up" In her book, Lionel Verney is the orphan son of an impoverished nobleman, not a nebbish hospital orderly with aspirations to be a baseball player. The Last man is actually a Romantic. The story also questions the voracity of the political élite and ideals they stood for, which was usually corrupted by person self-interst.

I just saw the movie and I really liked it. Some scenes are a little funny, but it´s still well-made. Nice. And I liked the strory.

i dont get it.