The Good news: Kevin Sorbo (God's Not Dead) stars in this pro-2A, pro-Christian Indie film. Guns, Samurai sword assault, and no shortage of action. The firearms handling is supposedly very savvy for a change, and you should see a lot of current products you'll recognize.

The Bad news: it will be shown for one day only, October 24, 2019.

"Leave. Us. Alone."

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Lost

Just saw this tonight myself. We’re in and looking forward to this faith based pro 2A flick.

A nice behind-the-scenes segment on the making of the movie. Even more psyched to see it now, for multiple reasons.

Looks like it might be worth a look-see.

Kevin Sorbo is the keynote speaker at a Constitution Week celebration.

Grand Lakes Constitution Week celebration

Did I miss what caused the societal collapse?
I enjoyed Gods not Dead. Hopefully this will be good.

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Did I miss what caused the societal collapse?

The US Dollar collapsing.

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Originally posted by kkina:

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Did I miss what caused the societal collapse?

The US Dollar collapsing.

Had not had a chance to watch the behind the scenes video yet. Would have. Even a little helpful to know that in the trailer.

Hopefully this is done well.

This Thursday. One day only.

TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime???

AFAIK it's a theatrical release only for the moment.

Tickets bought. Reserved seating. Recliners w bun warmers. Decent popcorn.

I bought tickets.Whats up with the limited release?

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Originally posted by bubbatime:
I bought tickets.Whats up with the limited release?

I believe it has much to do with the movie being pro-2A, pro-Christian. That simple.

Btw, there's a raffle for the Kahr PM9 that Kevin Sorbo CCWs in the film. $20 per chance via PayPal (of all places).

Tickets bought for tonight - wife and I haven't been to a show for a long time - looking forward to it - at least the dollars are going to folks that share our ideals

looks kinda corny but sure is a good message

the guys sniping from distance is a major concern

good to see a 'positive message' movie getting made

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Tonight's Date Night!

Movie sucked. Hard. I rolled my eyes at least 16 times. Corniest shit I’ve seen in years. A VERY sophomore film, about on par with your local college film club or worse.

Now I for sure know why there was no release. No theater house would carry this drivel.

And boy was I annoyed to see that one of the main characters of the movie was only in the first 6 minutes of film and finished their portion of filming in one or two days tops.

Not the greatest. Didn't live up to the hype. The action started in pretty fast, but then lulled into a lot of soul-searching and sermonizing. And I didn't expect a major to be taken out so quickly.

If you stayed past the credits, there's a ten minute monologue from the founder of The Well Armed Woman.

I expected a lot more and got a lot less.
WHY?
Was the question in the movie.
Why. is my question, did they make the movie?
There was such a blank canvas to work with and THIS was best they came up with in a SHTF movie?

I did learn, however that bright colored clothing and accessories, do not make you stand out in the woods. Something a LRRP team can learn from

Was this meant to be a SHTF movie, or a movie about faith in God, etc. set in a SHTF environment? Everything I saw about this flick screamed "Made with tithes".