The Debacle

I've watched plenty of low budget films, most "Christian" films fall into this category. But this one was pretty decent. Clean, had some funny lines and goofy scenes. Much of the storyline was not plausible but for a decent, family friendly film it was good. The acting, editing and sound was good as well (unlike many low budget films). All in all it was worth the 93 minutes spent watching it.

A little corny but that's what makes it funny!

So nice not to have to worry about swearing and filth. Great movie to watch with any age group without having to cringe for what could come up.

There is some subtle humor in the scenes that makes it much more fun to watch. I really like The Little House on the Prairie references like "Half Pint" lol so if you're a Little House fan then you'll like this show's references.

Grateful for clean shows like this and will always support family friendly movies and shows! Hope these guys come out with other shows because I would definitely watch!

If your on the fence....watch it, most would like it!

Poor script and even poorer acting. Two guys doze off while watching a Western on TV, and with cheap special effects get transported back to 1870s Arizona and given a task by some briefly appearing character of rescuing a town from who knows what if they want to return back to their present time. So cheaply produced that when our new cowboys tie their horses up to a post they leave the saddles on for the horses to bake in hot Arizona Sun and don't give them water. And, towns people wear clean new clothes; and have 21st century make-up.

"Poor script and even poorer acting. Two guys doze off while watching a Western on TV, and with cheap special effects get transported back to 1870s Arizona and given a task by some briefly appearing character of rescuing a town from who knows what if they want to return back to their present time. So cheaply produced that when our new cowboys tie their horses up to a post they leave the saddles on for the horses to bake in hot Arizona Sun and don't give them water. And, towns people wear clean new clothes; and have 21st century make-up." - westsideschl

I disagree with this review. The script and acting is nothing like I have ever seen. This movie was the greatest thing to happen to cinema.

You need to watch this movie at least 10 times to understand the complex character building, overarching storybuilding, and stunning worldbuilding. It is the best movie ever created. I left my wife after this movie and it was the greatest decision every made. This movie made me so motivated that I divorced my wife. Ryan N. Wood is such a talented director and actor. His performance playing Larry was awe inpsiring. This really is the movie. Ryan N. Wood is the Christopher Nolan of our time. Truly on Stanley Kubrick levels of cinematography. The way he uses colors in his scenes to elicit certain emotions which just keeps you invested in the film. Watching this move was the best decision of my life. Ryan N. Wood is the reason why I left my wife. The performance of the character really tweaked my freak. When the character Larry, acted by Ryan N. Wood, greatest actor and director of our time said "Im divorcing you Rosa!", I came out of my seat and theater and divorced my wife. When Larry, directly acted by Ryan N. Wood said "We're in the debacle now" I stood up and realized my life was a debacle and left my wife.

Ryan N. Wood is the exception of movie industry. When he acted and directed his exception character Larry. The certain individual and Director/actor Ryan N. Wood really has that multitaskular skills. I really enjoryed the moment in the Movie when Ryan N. Wood, acting and Directing Larry. He really knows his stuff about movie-making and film-making. When one of many characters, from the 2013 movie, The Debacle, directed by Ryan N. Wood, the certain character, Larry, acted and directed by Ryan N. Wood, made the glorious and transformative statement "We're outside!", was when I realized I was the one that was outside. The move made me motivated enough to join the acting community. Ryan N. Wood, if you are listening to this, I.