Gun and a Hotel Bible

This short-feature film totally comes off as a play--because it is and I absolutely loved the dynamic. This film was incredibly relatable for me and uncannily asked the questions about faith that I wrestle with daily. The acting drives the pacing of the film and keeps you interested. Speaking in terms of filmmaking, this movie is impressively creative and innovative in bending the traditional rules of film in order to better suit the story. I think people of faith should watch this, people not of faith should watch this, aspiring filmmakers should watch this, professional filmmakers should watch this, I think everyone should watch this movie!!

This was a fascinating take on the classic Beatles song Rocky Raccoon. Intense and interesting dialogue mixed with spots of humor made for an engaging and challenging look at some deep concepts around life, death, faith, religion, love, and betrayal.

This film was beautifully written and carried onto screen magnificently. The cast is full of talented people that transcend beyond the boundaries of traditional religious debate.

It's compelling, heart rending, funny and sad. Dynamically directed and produced, exquisitely acted, and thoughtfully, precisely, passionately and inventively written. it doesn't hit you over the head with "religion" but opens the door for deeper thoughts on deeper meanings and our common depravities. Kudos and bravo to the creators.

For such a small project this came out pretty okay. The overall presentation of the movie is fine, but it can get a bit repetitive some times. The questions characters asked themselves kept me intrigued in the moment, and there were some impressive filmmaking techniques (though they are few and far between). The main character is fairly strong and the Bible guy goes through some interesting development. Overall this movie gets a 6/10. It's decent but I don't see myself ever returning to it.