The Last Chapter: The Complete Series (2005)

THE LAST CHAPTER THE COMPLETE SERIES - The road to power has no rules. - It's The Sopranos on chrome-plated choppers in this bloody saga of a ruthless biker gang's fight to dominate their vicious outlaw world. Michael Ironside (The Perfect Storm, Highlander) stars in the landmark miniseries that kept international audiences riveted with its in-your-face portrayal of ambitious criminals battling for wealth and power. For the Triple Sixers, Canada's largest motorcycle gang, the sound of breaking bones is as familiar as the roar of their choppers - and Bob Durelle (Ironside) is ready to cement their influence with a bold (and dangerous) scheme. Get ready as a bare-knuckled turf war explodes among the rival gangs, sucking them all into a choking black haze of money, betrayal and blood. DVD Features: Cast and Crew Profiles / Behind the Scenes Footage / Trailers / The Making of The Last Chapter / Series One Alternative Ending / Deleted Scenes / Motion Photo Gallery

The last Chapter

Roy Dupuis and Michael Ironside were the absolute stars of this miniseries. Roy Dupuis shows one more time, how versatile is is as an actor. This man can do anything from comedy to drama. He can make you laugh till you can't catch your breath, and at the same time, your heart will break for the characters he brings to life. July 3, 2008

wrong information wrong products

Its san to say a big compagny like Amazon makes these mistakes not once but twice. I ordered The last chapter english with french subs and also Omert but both products where just englisch no subs at all. After i was glad finaly found where i was looking for so long i was realy sad finding out it was all i big bang. Payed al lot of monney shipping etc etc and did not even got 1 produckt i ordered.Still waiting on a refund and new products still thinking Amazon has them as they say, for now i am not happy with all they prommis. June 15, 2008

Don't Waste Time

Very slow series. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. It was truly a waste of time and money. March 18, 2008

Not even close to what a 1%er club is like at all.....Save your time

This is a slow moving, poorly acted, low production valued affair all the way around. More importantly though, I don't think the producers would know what a true 1%er is like if one came up and robbed them at gun point. I have spent a good deal of my life around real bikers and guess what? They don't go to art galleries, don't drink wine over candle light while discussing club business, don't live in mansions, oh, and they ride motorcycles. A 1%er would never wear their cut in a van or car, would never allow disrespect from fellow bikers, and sure as HELL wouldn't let their old ladies have a say in anything they did. This struck me as a very bad attempt at the style of intrigue you find in the Sopranos but failed greatly.

Save your time, your money, and hopes for a real show about real bikers. This series with it's clean 1%ers who have cocktail parites at their mansions, talk about their art work while cooking gourmet meals, and hanging out in their squeaky clean club house's just fails on so many levels. Now then, if you are a biker, hang around bikers, or have a clue what it is to be a 1%er then at the very least you will get as many laughs out this comedy as I did. January 9, 2008

Canadian Outlaw Motorcycle Gang Drama

This is a drama based on the entrance of a large motorcycle gang into the Ontario market: a thinly veiled depiction of the Hells Angels, called the "triple-sixers". In 2000-2001 the HA entered the Ontario market through a series of patchovers of existing clubs such as the Satan's Choice, Para Dice Riders, Lobos and Vagabonds. The plot is realistic enough, with Canadian production values (fellow Canucks will know what this means): earnest, made in two versions shot concurrently, one for each official language (English and French). If you are interested in the subject, you will find this engaging. Even as a basic crime show it holds up. The police, for the most part, are depicted as more interested in their internal politics than actually catching anyone and the bikers are about what one would expect. Unique in its Canadian setting and loosely based on real life, it is worth a look.
April 11, 2007

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