Upon its release , critical response to " You Have n't Seen the Last of Me " was favorable . Jim Farber for the '' New York Daily News '' praised the track , calling it " a show-stopper with the tailor-made " and " takes nothing away from the sweep of the tune &ndash; or from the star 's to-the-rafters performance " . Bill Lamp for About.com gave it a positive review , labeling it " a mega power ballad " . Frank Bruni for '' The New York Times '' commented that the song " proclaims that she ’s " far from over " . Tina Mrazik for Associated Content labelled it " ultimate " , while Ann Hornaday for '' The Washington Post '' picked " You Have n't Seen the Last of Me " as well as " Bound to You " as the two power ballads that " land with such powerful force " . Alissa LeClair for the website '' Movie Buzzers '' called the song " Cher 's peak " throughout the movie and said that it " conveys how important Cher is both on screen and on the music charts , transcending any previous doubts that Cher was no longer relevant in her sixty-fourth year " . AFP of '' The Independent '' commented that the song " has particular poignancy at this moment in her career " . At the 68th Golden Globe Awards ( 2011 ) , " You Have n't Seen the Last of Me " earned Warren a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song . It was also nominated for Best Song Written for Visual Media at the 54th Grammy Awards
68th Golden Globe Awards
68th Golden Globe Awards
You Haven't Seen the Last of Me