As much as I love Abel Ferrera, this movie was just bad. As much as I love Abel Ferrera, this movie was just bad. As much as I love Abel Ferrera, this movie was just bad. As much as I love Abel Ferrera, this movie was just bad. As much as I love Abel Ferrera, this movie was just bad.

The end of the world tomorrow but---everything is open and there is total calm on the street. People casually go about their business and the main characters even get take-out delivered. Everyone's ready to die tomorrow. Not much you can really do when you don't have any sort of budget. Except---well---don't do it? Just forget doing a movie like this? If you're Able Ferrara, you just stay at home and let all your heroin- addicted friends spend a quiet night at home without you bangin' on the door and asking them to improv about the end of the world.I guess that leaves a lot of time for self-reflection about life and death? More like boring casual conversation, babble and lingering shots. And plenty of stock footage.

The ecologically devastated world will end at 4:44 h of the next day. In New York, the fifty and something year-old Cisco (Willem Dafoe) and his younger wife Skye (Shanyn Leigh) spend their last day together in their apartment, waiting for the coming doomsday."4:44 Last Day on Earth" is a boring and dramatic movie by Abel Ferrara disclosing the last day on Earth of a couple of lovers in New York. The movie seems to be sponsored by the Skype with many calls from their apartment using this software. The uninteresting plot is basically a filmed storyline with the usual use of religious images by Ferrara and nothing else. My vote is three.Title (Brazil): "4:44 - O Fim do Mundo" ("4:44 - Last Day on Earth")

Other than the opening sensual scene (which didn't add to the storyline), the only other redeeming quality was the film short run time. The stories references to religion uses montages and didn't advance or enhance the story.I am sure there were significance references that I had missed, but it was hard to stay focused on story that didn't go anywhere. The premise was interesting, "What would you do with your last day on earth?". After watching this movie, "Bore everyone to death" seems appropriate. The movie appears to be an under graduate's senior project with family money to promote it. This was 90 minutes I can never recover.