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2025    1 h 48 minThriller, Horror
6.788%85%6.9
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Ameryka niedalekiej przyszłości. Jednym z najpopularniejszych wydarzeń medialnych jest transmisja dorocznego Wielkiego Marszu, w którym udział bierze pięćdziesięciu starannie wyselekcjonowanych nastolatków. Zasada jest prosta: kto zostaje w tyle, ten ginie. Marsz kończy się dopiero wtedy, gdy przy życiu pozostanie jeden uczestnik. Tu nie ma miejsca na sentymenty, przyjaźnie i wzajemną lojalność. Takie jest w każdym razie założenie organizatorów. Ale podczas morderczej drogi, każdy z zawodników ujawnia swoje prawdziwe oblicze, a rywalizacja przybiera nieoczekiwany obrót.
Directed by Francis Lawrence
  • Cooper HoffmanRaymond Garraty #47
  • David JonssonPeter McVries #23
  • Ben WangHank Olson #46
  • Tut NyuotArthur Baker #6
  • Charlie PlummerGary Barkovitch #5
  • Garrett WareingStebbins #38
  • Jordan GonzalezRichard Harkness #49
  • Joshua OdjickCollie Parker #48
  • Mark HamillThe Major
  • Roman Griffin DavisCurly #7
  • Judy GreerMrs. Ginnie Garraty
  • Josh HamiltonMr. William Garraty
  • Noah de MelEwing #1
  • Daymon WrightlyRank #19
  • Jack GiffinRonald #45
  • Thamela MpumlwanaPearson #8
  • Keenan LehmannLarson #14
  • Dale NeriPercy Grimes #31
  • Teagan StarkPatrick Smith #4
  • Samuel ClarkTressler #24
  • cat_pack1 dzień temu
    "Hey! I'm walkin' here!"
  • Fletch F. Fletch24 października 2025
    Too much walking
  • rg94002 dni temu
    The Long Walk starts off right away, no lengthy preamble, and I was emotionally invested without even realizing it. Very quickly, it becomes clear how visceral and bleak the movie is going to be. If you know the premise or have watched the trailers, it might feel like the movie is going to be relatively predictable. It's a movie about people walking and talking, which can seem boring. However, those moments let the humanity shine through. The relationship between the characters and the way they bond despite all the terrible stuff around them becomes the beating heart of the movie. Make no mistake though, this is a dark and raw movie. The director Francis Lawrence is known as the guy who directed The Hunger Games, and you can see flashes of that in the dystopian framing. This movie doesn't shy away from the violence, and the sound design and score really help heighten the punctuated violence. JT Mollner is really starting to make a name for himself with Strange Darlings and now this. All of this only works because of the immense acting talent on display here though. Cooper Hoffman is following in his father's footsteps, but the standout is clearly David Jonsson who is phenomenal. He's a future Oscar winner for sure. I was blown away by him. Unfortunately, all of this builds towards an ending that feels anticlimactic. It is coming off some emotionally charged scenes, but I just don't think it really comes together in a thematically consistent way. I actually think it contradicts the message it has built up with the rest of the movie. I think we needed something a bit more to really flesh it out. This is trademark Stephen King unfortunately (though it significantly changes and improves an even worse book ending), but it made what should have been a haymaker of an ending land with significantly less impact.
  • roy150927 czerwca 2026
    Suspenseful and entertaining
  • howdys20 czerwca 2026
    LOVE!!!!
  • comfubar28 maja 2026
    What you're describing makes sense to me though. A movie can be good and still not hit emotionally the way you expected. The Long Walk has a strong premise and unsettling mood, but for some people the character attachment doesn’t land as deeply as the concept itself. That can leave the ending feeling more like, “wait… that’s it?” or emotionally distant instead of devastating. And on the ending specifically I won’t confirm or deny anything but it’s the kind of ending that tends to leave room for interpretation and debate, which is why so many people walk away unsure or stunned by it.
  • hadmatter5 października 2025
    The Long Walk (2025) channels the tension and survival stakes of The Hunger Games but grounds them in a far more believable world. It’s gritty, haunting, and uncomfortably plausible — the kind of story that makes you wonder if society could really come to this. What sets it apart is its heart. Amid the desperation and endurance, compassion and empathy still flicker through the darkness, reminding you that even in humanity’s worst moments, decency tries to survive. A powerful, thought-provoking film that lingers long after the credits roll.
  • Walter Jospeh Kovacs28 października 2025
    What a grave metaphor for the rat race that is the American Dream. Everything is there from poverty and desperation, the lottery of fortune, the blind obedience to social doctrine and the overarching threat of violence from the military. The police state depicted in the movie is very poignant in a time of authoritarianism in America where masked ICE agents are grabbing people on the basis of skin colour and violence is used to enforce political ideologies uninhibited by the law or even just human decency, Of course the eye cannot see itself and thus this will be wasted on most Americans as just another movie "with cool guns and sh!t" but time again movies like this and 'Civil War' are holding up a mirror to US Imperialism and fascist policies.
  • Quinn Cramer18 maja 2026
    Gay love will never win in the media
  • PlexSushi17 maja 2026
    Meh. Interesting enough to keep watching to see who dies next, but not really worth watching overall. Just about some people walking, each with different reasons to walk and different wishes.
  • eyeofthetornado21 października 2025
    In The Long Walk, Stephen King crafts a dystopian ordeal that exposes how the illusion of choice sustains systems of control. On the surface, the boys choose to participate in the Walk, but once it begins, every step is dictated by rigid rules, constant surveillance, and the threat of death. Their supposed freedom quickly dissolves into obedience. The march becomes a microcosm of dictatorship and capitalism, systems that promise opportunity while trapping individuals in cycles of exhaustion and fear. The “choice” to walk mirrors society’s illusion of free will under oppressive power: you can play the game, but the game is designed to break you. Yet amid this despair, the walkers discover something the system cannot control, friendship and empathy. These fleeting connections remind them of their humanity, even as the structure around them insists they’re nothing more than competitors. Ultimately, The Long Walk shows that the greatest cruelty isn’t physical death, it’s the false promise of freedom that keeps people walking toward it.
  • juliencharette122 października 2025
    It’s… a long walk… indeed… literally walking… and talking… for 2 hours… Someone occasionally gets shot, the ending is bad and uneventful, no twist and no payoff. I could’ve walked for 2 hours in circles in my bedroom and i would’ve enjoyed myself much more. Waste of time !
  • neuroparadox22 października 2025
    One of the best dystopian movies about a road since The Road.
  • bSHU198925 października 2025
    I have never been this viscerally affected by a movie. I’m a huge King fan and I was looking forward to seeing this - but I don’t think anyone can prepare you for this. A MUST WATCH.
  • Redstone and Rocks15 maja 2026
    Just keep swimming.

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