The guys at Dead Patriot Films have another movie they are raising money for:
You might recognize the film style from the California Fight To Bear Arms movie they were working on a while back. I’m torn in support this type of “film”… on one hand I hope people who are on the fence, and/or are not familiar with what’s going on will watch it be educated. On the other hand, I lived this entire documentary in real time, and already saw 99% of those news clips because they went viral, so why on earth would I donate $10 (or more) to support the completion of a movie I have already basically seen? Surprisingly enough, the California gun documentary I linked above, did raise 110% of its goal on Kickstarter ($71140) which I find both surprising and impressive.
You can check out the film’s website and donate if you’re feeling generous.
Thoughts? Are you throwing money at your screen, or could you not care less if it ever gets completed?
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Sounds like a good action/drama movie; when is it coming out?
These guys at Calguns have lots of money, lawyers, and presence throughout CA and have largely kept it from falling into despair. They fight for the 2A like there’s no tomorrow and they win and get their way lots of the time..where possible. They still can’t win against stupidity in the legislature, but they get a lot of good done. I’m not sure of the audience this film is directed to or what they imagine the penetration of it will be, but I hope they succeed. Hopefully they can fight the Yee’s, DiFis, Boxers, Amanos, Browns, and corrupt sheriffs and prevent NY from happening in CA.
Did they ever complete the Kalifornia one?
I couldn’t tell with my 2 seconds of click-searching…
This is the second battery of fundraising for the same movie, production ran over cost like it tends to.
Those news clips are just the hook for the trailer, they’ve been hopping all over the country shooting interviews and events put on by both sides.
The film is about the fight for the 2nd in general, it’s just mostly being framed through the lens of a state like California because it’s where the fight is really happening.