In the beginning of Film The Last Man On The Earth, we see after a mysterious unnamed virus takes out
every human being, Philip Miller is the last
man on earth. He has been living alone for the
past year and is driving around America to look
for more people. He goes to every single state,
making announcements to empty cities and stealing
artifacts and paintings from museums.
After the failed mission to find humans,
Philip decides to return to his hometown, Tucson.
Still, as the last attempt to find someone,
he writes “Alive in Tucson” on
every billboard he can find.
In Tucson, he goes to his shabby apartment
and packs up all the necessary stuff before
making his way to a gated community in the
more lavish part of the city. He chooses the
biggest house and declares it his new home.
He spends the next few days decorating the house
with all the famous paintings, a mat from the
white house, a dinosaur skull, academy awards, and
many more artifacts worth billions of dollars.
Every day before going to sleep,
Philip makes sure to apologize to God for
masturbating so much and wishes that he
sees the face of at least one woman before his
death. Thankfully, there are still a plethora
of cars that he can use to drive around.
He goes to the grocery store in his underwear
and breaks in using a gun. In only a year he has
completely forgotten basic decency now that he has
no one to impress. He also does everything that
was just an impulsive thought before the virus,
like destroying the pile of cans in the store
and bringing hundreds of adult films home.
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To pass time, he plays racquetball with himself,
uses lamps and aquariums as bowling pins,
and crashes cars onto each other. The
chaos makes him feel a hint of adrenaline
and helps him cope with loneliness.
After about a month, he starts to lose his
sense of sanity. Moreover, being alone on his
birthday reminds him of everything he failed to
appreciate when life was normal. He misses his
mother, his life, and humans in general.
The scene cuts to a few months later. The grand
mansion Philip lived in has turned into a dumping
site. It is filled with plastic and cans that he
never cleans up because there won’t be a meaning
to it anyway. He hasn’t showered in days and has
started living like an animal. The house lacks
running water and the toilet is covered in plastic
bottles. So instead, Philip makes a hole in the
springboard and uses the pool as his toilet. He
also fills a kid’s pool with margaritas and bathes
in it while simultaneously drinking from it.
Then, one day, he goes to the bar and draws faces
on balls, assigning them a name and personality.
He talks to them like they are his real friends
just to feel like he isn’t lonely. At night,
he brings a ball named Gary to a clothing store
and hits on a mannequin that he has a crush on.
When her arm breaks, Philip loses his mind.
He decides that he doesn’t want to live
anymore and goes to the nearby hill to
commit the unthinkable. He wishes farewell to
all his ball friends, promising to remember
them for eternity. Then, he gets inside his car
and drives towards the hill at full speed.
Suddenly, he sees smoke rising far away and stops
the car seconds before it crashes. Philip can
almost not believe his eyes. He immediately
follows the smoke and reaches a trailer that
is clearly inhabited by a person. Then, he
notices something he had been begging to see
for the past year. Someone has left
their bra to dry in the sun.
Philip smells it and is so overwhelmed that
he falls unconscious. When he wakes up,
he sees a beautiful girl holding him in her lap.
She seductively promises to fulfill his wishes
and kisses him. Philip is enjoying the kiss before
he wakes up and realizes he was dreaming. The girl
in front of him is less attractive and older. She
is performing CPR on him to bring him back.
They pull away from each other weirded
out on seeing another human after so long.
Philip asks her where the beautiful woman
is until she points out he should be worried
about his wet underpants instead. It turns out
that he peed himself when he was unconscious.
Even in a situation like this, Philip claims
that he was swimming “from the front side”
earlier which is why his underpants are wet.
He aggressively starts explaining that he did
not pee himself which makes the
girl panic. She brings out a gun,
asking him to stay away. Philip finally admits
that he did in fact pee and is embarrassed.
After both of them calm down, they introduce
themselves. The girl’s name is Carol.
She used to be an analyst before the virus and has
been wandering around America after everyone died.
She saw the “Alive in Tucson” sign and came here
to see if she really is the last person alive.
Although Philip had been dying to meet a
woman, he isn’t very excited to see Carol.
She repeatedly corrects his grammar,
doesn’t understand his jokes,
and keeps talking about irrelevant things.
After talking for a while, they decide to drive
to the grocery store. On the way, Carol complains
about him crossing the stop sign. Despite Philip
arguing that there is no traffic, she remains
adamant that they have to follow the rules
or else they will start living like an animal.
To make her feel better, he stops at a sign and
looks to both sides, confirming that no one
is crossing the road. Her nagging doesn’t
stop when they reach the grocery story
and Philip parks in the handicap spot.
They get into their fifth argument of the day with
Philip insisting that the imaginary handicapped
person has a lot of space to park his car. When
Carol still urges him to park somewhere else,
he runs the vehicle into the store.
Following that, she goes to take a tour
of his house and is disgusted by the way he lives.
He has two swimming pools, one filled with feces
and the other with garbage. Carol also accuses
him of stealing the paintings even though he
argues they didn’t belong to anyone anymore.
By the end of the house tour, Philip asks her
to go back to her campsite. The next morning,
he is woken up by Carol cleaning up his house.
She nags him to get gardening and cleaning
supplies from the store because they have to
start living like human beings.
At night, Philip goes to his ball
buddies and complains about Carol. Even
though he has only known her for a day,
he feels like they are a married couple
who desperately need to get a divorce.
The following morning, things get worse for him
as she moves into the house next door. He tries to
shoo her away but Carol being Carol is stubborn.
She asks him if he is scared of being seen naked
and as a reply, Philip takes off his pants.
Carol finally addresses the elephant in the room
and brings up the topic of reproduction. She
thinks they are the chosen ones who have been
given the duty to repopulate the earth
again. Philip says that he wouldn’t sleep
with her even if she was the last woman
on earth, which is true in this case.
In the next scene, he is in his outdoor toilet
when Carol approaches him. She wants him to find
a way to get running water to their house. That
way, they can grow tomatoes and other fruits.
When he refuses to help, she tries to bribe him
with fresh tomatoes but he doesn’t care.
However, when it gets dark, he breaks into her
garden and eats all of her vegetables. Carol
knocks on his door the next morning and finds him
covered in leftover tomatoes. Philip still claims
that he isn’t the one who stole them. He also
notices Carol has hurt her leg while trying to
transfer water to her house from a manhole.
A few days later, she gives up on trying to live
like a decent human. Philip finds her making an
outdoor toilet in a fountain copying his swimming
pool toilet. Carol thinks that they might not
be the chosen ones but the forgotten ones who
have no purpose in life. They are in no way
capable of creating an entire human civilization
when they cannot even arrange a toilet
in their million dollar mansions.
Philip, who is used to seeing Carol as an
optimistic person, feels awful for her. Hence,
he goes to the city’s water tank and
arranges a way to water Carol’s garden.
She is finally happy to see a good side to
him and invites him to dinner. At night,
Philip enjoys an organic meal after a long time.
The topic of sex is brought up and Philip says he
is ready to sleep with her now.
However, to his surprise,
Carol doesn’t want to make love before
marriage. Initially, Philip laughs,
thinking that it is a joke but she turns out to
be serious. Even though the idea is ridiculous,
he proposes to make her feel better. At last,
they decide to get married the next day.
In the following scene, they are in church
saying their vows. Philip thinks it isn’t
necessary but goes with the act anyway.
When they step out of the church,
they are welcomed by a crowd of guests. Philip
realizes he has made a mistake and screams.
Then, he wakes up on his bed, thankful that it was
only a dream. He even has to check out the window
to ensure that most of the world is still dead.
A while later, Carol comes to his house with
food. She thinks they should elect the
President of the United States by voting.
It is useless but Philip elects himself and
becomes the President unanimously. Then, the
two enjoy spaghetti and raisin balls which Carol
thinks is a good alternative to meatballs.
Following that, the day of the wedding finally
comes. Carol prepares the decorations and
cake while Philip is tasked to get rings for
them. However, instead of getting the rings,
he throws a bachelorette party for his ball
buddies, setting fire to random things in
a parking lot. He even goes to say goodbye
to the mannequin. Telling her that she will
always remain the love of his life.
At the end of the day, he goes to the
church where Carol has prepared a recording that
will officiate their wedding. After brief vows,
it is finally the time to exchange rings. This
is when Carol discovers that he didn’t get them.
She realizes she is the only one putting
effort and calls off the wedding.
Later, Philip knocks on her door, trying to talk
to her but she doesn’t reply. Hence, he breaks the
front door with a hammer and enters the house. To
his surprise, she has actually put in an effort to
decorate it. She has even prepared a cake for them
with his statue on top. Philip feels awful about
what he did and apologizes to her. He also reveals
that he doesn’t really like her personality or
the food she cooks but even so, he is glad that
she exists because, without her, he would not be
alive right now. With that being said, Philip
brings her out to do something special.
In the following scene, they go
to a jewelry shop where Carol gets
all the rings she wants. They finally officiate
the wedding and are declared husband and wife.
At night, the two make love but the experience is
not how Philip thought it would be. Carol cannot
stop talking throughout the night, making strange
remarks that she thinks are hot. The next morning,
she finds him playing racquetball in his home.
Philip thinks she is going to nag him again but
to his surprise, she joins him in the game.
They enjoy the rest of the day doing things like
Philip normally does. They make fireproof
suits and set each other on fire,
run a bulldozer over beer cans, and go to meet
Philip’s ex-girlfriend who is a mannequin.
Carol talks to her for a while before beating
her up for “hitting” on her husband. For the
first time, Philip is glad that he married her
and thinks that their life might be tolerable.
As they are driving back home, they suddenly hit
a limo on a junction. Shocked, Philip runs to the
car and sees a beautiful woman come out of it.
Just when he thought he was happy with his wife,
he starts to regret their marriage.
This season ends here.
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