Last Bullet

Car genius Lino returns to settle a score with Areski and the corrupt commander who ruined their lives, sliding back behind the wheel for one last, high speed confrontation. The city narrows to neon alleys and treacherous back streets as he teams with Julia to plan a decisive strike. Old alliances strain under pressure while fresh betrayals threaten to unravel the mission. Gunfire rings out, engines roar, and every choice tightens the grip of a vendetta that tests loyalty, mercy, and the cost of vengeance. The final chapter of the trilogy delivers turbo charged energy and hard hitting action, but keeps the focus on character and consequence rather than spoiling twists.

Directed by Guillaume Pierret, Last Bullet stands as a fast paced French action thriller that seems built to close a trilogy. It is an original screenplay rather than an adaptation, and it released in 2025 to anticipation.

Box office data for Last Bullet has not been publicly disclosed and no worldwide gross has been announced. The film is noted for its kinetic chase scenes rather than box office milestones, and industry trackers await fuller figures.

Early reviews emphasize the film's brisk tempo and emphasis on practical effects over CGI, particularly the car sequences that push the limits of stunts. At its heart the story weighs revenge against loyalty, asking how far Lino will go when betrayals resurface in the present, and the costs of violence.

Right now Last Bullet lacks a defined cultural footprint, but the duel between Lino and Areski has sparked fan discussions about the choreography and the chemistry with Julia. If the finale earns traction, Last Bullet could redefine how late stage car action thrillers are made for years to come.