I've watched quite a few short films. Some good, some bad. Though most short films I watch aren't AMAZING. Last Stand is nothing short of AMAZING. In fact, it's much better than AMAZING.
It has replaced many feature films on my all time favorite movie's list. I have never felt more apart of a movie than I did when I watched the opening scene. I was drawn in and transformed into an Indian and a soldier.
After watching the film I wanted to cry, but at the same time I was in awe. I was so involved in the film I lost track of time. 23 minute's didn't seem so short. It seemed perfect. The film is perfect. It couldn't have been any longer, or shorter. It was just perfect.
If you get the DVD, then you get even more great stuff. You get "An Epic on a Shoestring: The Making of Last Stand" - That is most definitely worth the price for just that. Plus the deleted scene's and pictures.
It has replaced many feature films on my all time favorite movie's list. I have never felt more apart of a movie than I did when I watched the opening scene. I was drawn in and transformed into an Indian and a soldier.
After watching the film I wanted to cry, but at the same time I was in awe. I was so involved in the film I lost track of time. 23 minute's didn't seem so short. It seemed perfect. The film is perfect. It couldn't have been any longer, or shorter. It was just perfect.
If you get the DVD, then you get even more great stuff. You get "An Epic on a Shoestring: The Making of Last Stand" - That is most definitely worth the price for just that. Plus the deleted scene's and pictures.