With a cast of people that I guarantee you never heard of the missionary experience is given yet another look in Inspired Guns. In fact in his last week as a missionary elder David Lassetter is given a fresh new missionary to break in.
If Lassetter thought he was going to coast on out he was sadly mistaken. Quite frankly if I had to break in Dashiell Wolf I might have constantly repeated to myself I'm out of here in a week, he's someone else's problem. Yet that last week proves to be one wild ride with the two guys getting involved with a final baptism, some Latino gang members and the entrails of the Mafia.
Christian Blusath and Jake Suozo pay a pair of Blobbsey twin Mafia wannabes. I have to say these two were very funny, hopefully someone noticed might want to team them again. They get involved with the missionaries and no one can believe these two are that dumb. They should have been whacked on general principle to prevent them from ever multiplying.
Inspired Guns is hardly a great film, but it has its moments and more than an LDS audience should like it.
If Lassetter thought he was going to coast on out he was sadly mistaken. Quite frankly if I had to break in Dashiell Wolf I might have constantly repeated to myself I'm out of here in a week, he's someone else's problem. Yet that last week proves to be one wild ride with the two guys getting involved with a final baptism, some Latino gang members and the entrails of the Mafia.
Christian Blusath and Jake Suozo pay a pair of Blobbsey twin Mafia wannabes. I have to say these two were very funny, hopefully someone noticed might want to team them again. They get involved with the missionaries and no one can believe these two are that dumb. They should have been whacked on general principle to prevent them from ever multiplying.
Inspired Guns is hardly a great film, but it has its moments and more than an LDS audience should like it.