The Last Seduction 4K 1994 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Bridget wants everything, and she wants it now. Price is no object. She runs off with a million dollars belonging to her husband's creditors and hides in a small town near New York. There she meets Mike and seduces him into a passionate affair. Mike has never met a woman like Bridget before. She doesn't talk about her past and makes no promises about the future. Bridget lets Mike in on her plan to make money fast, while her angry husband tries to get his money back at any cost.

Review 4K Movie

The Last Seduction is one of the best films I have ever seen. You can watch it over and over again—it never gets boring.

Bridget lives in New York with her husband. She works as an office manager, but that's not enough for her. She arranges a deal between her husband and drug dealers. As a result, the couple ends up with a suitcase full of money. But Bridget is dissatisfied — she wants to be the sole owner of the suitcase. So she runs away from her husband, taking the cash with her. Finding herself in a small town, she stays the night with a local guy named Mike. He is naive, simple-minded, and dreams of the big city. And he is easy to take advantage of.
Linda Florentina is perfect for the role of Bridget. Her manners, appearance, even her voice, which is low and slightly hoarse. Bill Pullman plays his part well. He is as cynical as any New Yorker, understands his wife well, and is ready to fight for a rich life. Peter Berg also does not disappoint in the role of Mike, the victim of an experienced manipulator's intrigue.

The film has appropriate music, mainly jazz. It sounds appropriate and conveys the mood of the film.

The plot is exciting, and the film keeps you in psychological suspense.

I especially recommend this film to fans of Basic Instinct.