Bill's Gun Shop -- The Movie

[rclarkston]

I saw this movie listed in OnDemand from Comcast. From the brief synopsis, it's easy to tell what the slant of the movie really is.

I was just curious as to whether anyone has seen it. Sounds like it is so slanted as to be a comic farce, and might actually be humorous to watch. The problem is that they wanted $3.99 to watch it, and I would never give them the satisfaction of spending even a penny in support of this kind of B.S.

Here's a couple of links about the movie:

http://www.hollywood.com/movies/detail/id/415966

http://www.einsiders.com/reviews/archives/bills.php

and one to the trailer:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0264425/trailers-screenplay-E26887-10-2

Wow, let's see -- a gun is "a tool for power and conquest" and most inanley mindless ... "then the gun kills..." So the basic moral to the story is that anyone who would want to own a gun is, per se, a lunatic that can't be trusted to own a gun.

 

[NH40VE]

yup i saw it last week...apparently most of the cast(if not all) are pro-gun..

i'd say that they were trying to show the true side of owning a gun...

there were scenes with the main character (Dillon) basically playing with his gun in front of the mirror,until he brakes the mirror with the gun while trying to memic the scene from taxi driver..(kinda comical if you think about it)

he even goes and uses the wrong holster for the gun he's given by his boss..

they did have some scenes that had the actors do something that would be considered illegal in real life...(more or less)

seeing that i have a membership with netflix,i didn't bother adding $3.99 to my cable bill...

oh and another thing..it diffently shows that some folks shouldn't even have a gun..(you'll see,if you watch the movie)