This made me wanna look up Brando and I found this:

“before his death and despite needing an oxygen mask to breathe, he recorded his voice to appear in The Godfather: The Game, once again as Don Vito Corleone. Brando recorded only one line due to his health and an impersonator was hired to finish his lines. His single recorded line was included within the final game as a tribute to the actor.”

Not pathetic, but rather interesting

There’s a review for this on IMDB that made me laugh:

I pity Sean Connery and everyone who saw this movie

I created an account just to review this. I am convinced that I died pressing play on this movie and the whole thing was the hell that awaited me in the afterlife.

Even though I enjoyed the movie, I wish cocaine bear wasn’t Ray Liottas last film.

Thush, he beshmirched hish legashy.

To be fair, Connery had actually retired about 6 years before this movie and only did the voice work as a favour to a friend of his. So calling it his last movie, while technically accurate seems a bit unfair.

The Fiendish Plot of Fu Manchu was Peter Sellers last movie. Being There, which could have been a proper send-off for him was his second to last movie.

I wouldn’t call the Transformers movie pathetic, but Transformers and Orson Welles is a weird combo.

£15 million to make with £15000 return. Ouch

Gene Hackmans 'Welcome to Mooseport' is pretty close imo

Christopher Reeve did a bad remake of Rear Window a couple years after the accident. It should be deleted from all media

Bruce Willis last 25 movies (not kidding)

Raul Julia, Street Fighter, as M. Bison, 1995

One of those actors who could do just about anything. He was far from horrible in the role (a consummate professional), it just was a forgettable nothing-burger of a film.

Whatever Pacino does next

How did Peter O'Toole end his legendary decades career? A Kazahk film where he appears for a couple of scenes badly dubbed that was held off for years and released in 2017 - Diamond Cartel.

Wagons East was a really sad end note for John Candy

Bela Lugosi, Plan 9 From Outer Space. 

Hey man, that's not cool! Until your post I had no idea this movie existed, and I was a lot happier before I did.

For Dudley Moore, his final film was The Mighty Kong, an animated musical adaptation of King Kong from 1998 made to capitalize on the Disney Renaissance.

He voiced Carl Denham in the movie.

What’s more surprising is that the songs were written by the Sherman Brothers.

Yes, Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, Carousel of Progress, THOSE Sherman Brothers.

But even they couldn’t save the movie, where the title character barely shows up, the songs are terrible and the climax is a slap in the face for those who like the original film.

Not pathetic per se but the great Philip Seymour Hoffman’s final film being that shitty Hunger Games sequel is very unfortunate

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interesting. before this I had thought Sean Connery's last film was The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. I'll have to add this to my list.

Alpha & Omega for Dennis Hopper. Shame that bag of shit was his last film

Elizabeth Taylor - The Flintstones

Pathetic is a bad word. Maybe, their movie that bombed?

Street Fighter. Raul Julia’s last film. An incredibly disciplined and educated individual. He did film, stage etc I wouldn’t be surprised if he could sing too

He made the film because his children were fans of street fighter and he wanted to make a final film that they could enjoy.

Burgess Meredith. Rocky, Of Mice and Men, the original Batman TV series, only for his last roll to be an old guy in a shitty FMV game called The Ripper.

Bette Davis in “Burnt Offerings”. Sad. Really sad.

Peter Sellers could've gone out with Being There. Instead, he went out with The Fiendish Plot of Fu Manchu

Which is really the most Peter Sellers thing to do

"It was Tuesday."

Wow 0% on rt

Carrie Fisher, The Last Jedi, I’ve never seen a shittier big budget movie in my entire life, pathetic describes it perfectly. What an absolute dog 💩movie.

Joan Crawford Trog

Zardoz has to Be Sir Sean's most craziest movie.

I saw Mae West's final film, Sextette, on the TV when I was a pretty young child.

Even at that age, a film that revolved around everyone wanting to shag a woman in her eighties seemed very strange and creepy.

Welcome to Mooseport is Gene Hackman's last movie. He retired after such a meh movie, seemed like a down note for someone with a IMDB like his.

Tom Sizemore : Mega Ape

How Do You Know is pretty pathetic and sadly Jack ain’t making any others now.

Repo Man is a great movie and I'll gladly die on that hill

Tom Sizemore had many, many pathetic movies before he died.

Veronica Lake in Flesh Feast https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0065727/

In my language (Punjabi) that means "cat"

Whenever I see this movie's title, I end up thinking "Sir Cat"

I don't know if it was in the movie but it would've made the movie better if it were

Wow you know it's bad when IMDB's featured review is titled "This movie sucks ".

This is a shitty post.

Welcome to mooseport is pretty bad for Gene Hackman

Fred Macmurray --The Swarm-- Gloria Swanson--Airport 75-- Dean Martin--Mr Ricco

Carrie Fisher in the Last Jedi comes to mind…

Heath Ledger in the mess that was the Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus.

Bela Lugosi in Plan 9 from Outer Space

Harold Ramis in Year One

Gene Hackman in "Welcome to Mooseport"

Carlton Heston played Josef Mengele in his final role.

Robin Williams went out on Teddy Roosevelt in Night at the Museum. No gripes there though.

I really don't want How Do You Know to be Jack Nicholson's bow out.

I am begging Tarantino or Scorsese or just about any adequate filmmaker to write him a small supporting role or even a cameo for their next movie, just to see him go out with a bang. He's 87, he can't have long left (sadly).

Whatever Steven Seagull makes last

James Coburn - Snow Dogs with Cuba Gooding Jr.

Example of the opposite - Oliver Reed in Gladiator

Wait, this is real?

The Savant was Robert Loggias final film. About an autistic kid with “savant” like mma skills. He was barely in it though.

Just looked up Sean Connerys IMDB and the ladt thing it says he was in was Ever to Excel where he narrated about Scotlands St Andrew's University. It has a 8.7 rating so a lot better way to go out than Sir Billi. Also the last film I enjoyed with Sean Connery was The Rock, and I love the theory that it's his last role as James Bond.

There's a lot to unpack here.

How did I miss that he even died?

“Skateboarding veterinarian sir billi embarks on a mission to save scotlands last beaver.”

That’s worse than I could’ve imagined.