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Sniper: The Last Stand

Movie 2025 99 min Not Rated Action, Thriller
AMU 16+ * Quality ★★☆☆☆

Our take

Sniper: The Last Stand is a direct-to-video action sequel about elite marksmen facing overwhelming enemy forces. Expect wartime gun violence, sniper kills, explosions, and frequent profanity. A brief suicide reference appears in dialogue. Best for older teens and adults who watch military action films

Uplifting themes

Loyalty to squad mates appears amid the action

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Story (may spoil tone)

To stop an arms dealer from unleashing a deadly superweapon, Ace sniper Brandon Beckett and Agent Zero are deployed to Costa Verde to lead a group of elite soldiers against an unrelenting militia. Taking an untested sniper under his wing, Beckett faces his newest challenge: giving orders instead of receiving them. With both time and ammo running low in a race to save humanity, the team must overcome all odds just to survive.

Violence
Strong
Language
Moderate
Sex / nudity
Drugs / alcohol
Mild
Frightening
Mild
Self-harm / suicide
Mild
Sexual violence
Child peril / abuse
Bullying / discrimination
Gore / death / weapons
Moderate
Dangerous behaviour
Eating disorders / body image
Mental health
Gambling
Grief / bereavement

Details

Violence Strong Wartime shootouts, sniper kills, and explosive combat set pieces

Wartime shootouts, sniper kills, and explosive combat set pieces

Language Moderate Frequent harsh military profanity during battle stress

Frequent harsh military profanity during battle stress

Sex / nudity No sex found in this title

No sex found in this title

Drugs / alcohol Mild Background smoking or drinking may appear briefly

Background smoking or drinking may appear briefly

Frightening Mild Combat peril and ambush tension throughout

Combat peril and ambush tension throughout

Self-harm / suicide Mild Brief suicide reference in dialogue; not a sustained theme

Brief suicide reference in dialogue; not a sustained theme

Sexual violence No sexual violence found in this title

No sexual violence found in this title

Child peril / abuse No child peril found in this title

No child peril found in this title

Bullying / discrimination No bullying found in this title

No bullying found in this title

Gore / death / weapons Moderate Gunshot wounds and military weapons in realistic action style

Gunshot wounds and military weapons in realistic action style

Dangerous behaviour No dangerous behavior found in this title

No dangerous behavior found in this title

Eating disorders / body image No eating found in this title

No eating found in this title

Mental health No mental health found in this title

No mental health found in this title

Gambling No gambling found in this title

No gambling found in this title

Grief / bereavement No grief found in this title

No grief found in this title

Talk after watching

  • War films focus on skill under pressure. What costs of combat do movies often leave out?
  • Snipers act from a distance. How does that change how viewers feel about the violence?
  • Sequels assume you know the earlier story. What did you need to infer to follow this one?