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The Last Boy Scout

The Last Boy Scout

1991

In this gritty thrill ride, former Secret Service agent Joe Hallenbeck is reduced to protecting a sultry stripper, whose brutal murder sends him on a violent vendetta. Teaming up with her former flame, a charismatic ex-quarterback with a penchant for trouble, they unravel a sinister plot to bribe lawmakers and legalize sports gambling, putting their lives on the line in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse.

Runtime: 105 min

Box Office: $60M

Language:

Directors:

Ratings:

Metacritic

52

Metascore

8.3

User Score

Metacritic
review

46%

TOMATOMETER

review

68%

User Score

Metacritic

7.5 /10

IMDb Rating

Metacritic

68.0

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User Score

Check out what happened in The Last Boy Scout!

As the televised football game reaches its halftime interlude, Los Angeles Stallions running back Billy Cole (no actor name provided) receives a chilling phone call from an enigmatic figure named Milo, who ominously warns him that losing the game will come at a fatal cost. The cryptic message sends Cole's psyche into overdrive as he becomes embroiled in a drug-fueled frenzy. In a haze of PCP-induced paranoia, Cole brandishes a firearm on the field, exacting a deadly toll on his opponents before taking his own life.

Meanwhile, private investigator Joe Hallenbeck (no actor name provided), a former Secret Service agent once hailed as a national hero for foiling an assassination attempt against the president, is grappling with his own personal demons. His seemingly idyllic marriage to Sarah is revealed to be nothing more than a facade, as he discovers that she's having an affair with his business partner and close friend, Mike Matthews.

The news of Mike's demise, courtesy of a car bomb outside Joe's residence, sends shockwaves through the investigator's world. As he navigates this treacherous landscape, Joe finds himself entangled in a web of deceit and betrayal. At a local strip club, Joe crosses paths with Jimmy Dix (no actor name provided), the former Stallions quarterback who was once a national sensation but was subsequently banned from the league due to alleged drug abuse and gambling charges.

The tension between Joe and Jimmy boils over into a heated argument, prompting Jimmy to whisk Cory away from the stage. Joe patiently waits outside, only to be knocked unconscious by a team of hitmen. As he regains consciousness, he finds himself in a desperate fight for survival against an onslaught of henchmen. Meanwhile, Cory (no actor name provided) meets her untimely demise at the hands of the same hitmen.

As Joe and Jimmy converge on Cory's residence, they stumble upon a disturbing taped conversation between Senator Calvin Baynard and Stallions owner Sheldon Marcone. The incriminating evidence is irreparably damaged in Joe's faulty car stereo, but not before Jimmy pieces together that Cory had been secretly working with the senator to use the tape as leverage against Marcone, hoping to revive Jimmy's football career.

As the stakes escalate, Joe finds himself fighting for his life once more. He narrowly escapes another car bomb and cleverly manipulates two hitmen into blowing themselves up, but not before they destroy the remaining evidence. As the dust settles, Joe is left to ponder the devastating consequences of corruption and deceit in the cutthroat world of professional sports.

As Joe confides in Jimmy about his troubled past, he reveals a shocking truth: during his tenure with the Secret Service, he witnessed Baynard's brutality firsthand - a hotel room horror show that culminated in the senator's attempted assault. When Joe refused to cover up the incident, Baynard exacted revenge by having him fired from the Service. The memories of that fateful event still lingered, fueling Joe's distrust of those in power.

In the midst of this somber reflection, Jimmy encounters Joe's sharp-tongued daughter Darian, whose presence serves as a poignant reminder of Joe's complicated life. Later, when Joe catches Jimmy indulging in cocaine-fueled revelry, he delivers an unequivocal eviction notice - sending his unwanted guest packing. As Jimmy departs, Darian presents him with a memento from her father's bygone era: a football trading card bearing the inscription "To the daughter of the last Boy Scout." This thoughtful gesture serves as a testament to Joe's lingering affections for Jimmy, despite their tumultuous relationship.

Meanwhile, the authorities assume the worst about Joe following the discovery of Mike's affair with Sarah. The police move to apprehend him, unaware that Marcone has been secretly manipulating Senate votes to legalize sports gambling. Baynard, however, had attempted to extort a $6 million payment from Marcone, prompting the cunning crime lord to concoct a deadly plan: kill the senator and frame Joe for the murder. Joe is taken to a secluded wooded area, where he's forced to hand over a briefcase filled with money to Baynard's goons. Unbeknownst to him, Marcone's operatives have secretly swapped the cash-filled briefcase with one containing a deadly bomb.

Just as all hope seems lost, Jimmy and Darian stage a daring rescue mission, allowing Joe to reclaim both briefcases after a high-stakes car chase that leaves the bodyguards and Milo reeling. However, in a chilling twist, Milo manages to survive and abducts Darian while she waits for the authorities to arrive, leaving her fate hanging precariously in the balance.

As Joe and Jimmy embark on a perilous mission to rescue Darian from the clutches of Marcone, they find themselves caught in a snare at the stadium. Under the guise of a clever ruse concocted by Jimmy, the duo seizes the opportunity to launch a daring escape, fighting their way clear of Marcone's henchmen and making a beeline for freedom. With the stakes higher than ever, Joe springs into action, racing against time to intercept Milo before he can harm Baynard. Meanwhile, Jimmy uses his cunning to create a diversion, tossing the game ball with precision, striking Baynard down just as Milo takes aim. The ensuing chaos allows Joe to gain the upper hand, tackling Milo and sending him careening towards the edge of the stadium's light platform, where a hail of gunfire from SWAT officers forces him to take a tumble into the whirring rotor blades of a police helicopter hovering above. With Marcone's ill-gotten gains recovered, the crime lord meets his demise when he unwittingly opens the rigged briefcase at his opulent estate, sealing his own fate. As the dust settles, Joe and Sarah rekindle their romance, while Joe and Jimmy forge an unlikely partnership, fueled by a shared passion for high-stakes heroics and witty one-liners.