The movie "Last Prisoner" (2025) is an action-psychological work that makes a strong impression on viewers thanks to its compelling script, convincing acting and profound message about redemption, freedom and human nature. With the main setting taking place in an isolated military prison in a frozen land, the film takes the audience on a journey of survival and inner struggle of the last remaining prisoner after a mysterious riot.
The central character of the film is Jack Mercer, a former agent who was wrongly convicted and imprisoned in a top-secret government prison. While awaiting a retrial, the prison suddenly loses contact with the outside and falls into chaos due to an organized attack from within. All guards, prisoners and wardens mysteriously disappear, leaving only Jack alive. With no one to communicate with, he is forced to face loneliness, harsh weather and deadly traps hidden in the dark.
As Jack tries to escape from prison, he gradually discovers the shocking truth: this prison is actually a place where the government holds people with important military secrets - and he was not the original target. Through fragments of memories and secret documents left behind, Jack must piece together the clues to understand the conspiracy behind and why he was framed. The deeper he goes into the secrets of the prison, the more Jack must face his own past - his mistakes, betrayals and desire to be freed from his haunting guilt.
"Last Prisoner" is not simply a survival action film, but also has strong psychological and philosophical elements. The film raises the question of true freedom: is freedom from four walls, or is it peace of mind? The main actor - Oscar-winning actor Jeremy Renner - has an excellent performance, portraying a Jack Mercer full of depth and emotion, both tough and extremely vulnerable.
With its tense pace, haunting setting, and unexpected twist at the end, "Last Prisoner" is a must-see in 2025. Not only does it keep viewers breathless, it also makes them think about justice, honor, and the value of redemption.
