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The Highlights
-It is based on a TRUE STORY that happened just a few years ago (2015). “They faced death. And chose life.”
-Premier in up to 2,500 theatres as early as August 2024 across the nation
-Starring James Barrington, Kevin Sorbo (“God’s Not Dead”, “Let There Be Light”), and Cuba Gooding, Jr.
-All investments are for TV, billboards, events, radio, digital, and social media advertising.
-The possibility is that the film can open #1 at the box office nationwide in August 2024.
-Christian-based films released in theaters nationwide have an extraordinary return on investment.
-The filmmakers have been supported by Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru), Calvary Chapel, Pastor Greg Laurie, NACC, Baptist Press, Christian Cinema, NRB, Kay Arthur, Precept Ministries, The Christian Post, The Fish Radio, Rebecca St. James, Family Christian, Lifeway Christian Resources, Talbot Seminary, Biola University, Dallas Theological Seminary, Baptist News, Daystar TV, Evangelical Press Assn, Life Surge, et al.
-Supported by the Marketing Teams behind 'The Passion of the Christ', 'Son of God', 'Sound of Freedom'
-A Landmark for Epoch Studios: Marking their first foray into faith-based cinema, Epoch Studios recognizes the potential of "The Firing Squad" to pave the way for more inspirational films in this genre.
-Minimum investment is $100. Maximum investment is $10 million.
My Thoughts/ Review:
I was blessed with the opportunity to screen this movie at home with my family in exchange to promote and give a review on my thoughts. THANK YOU for this wonderful opportunity. My first initial thoughts brought these words to mind: Sweet Surrender, Redeemed, Transformed, and changed lives! This movie was based on a true story and it got me rejoicing at the hearts that have been set free as well as eager for others to view the film and see Christ rightly- the one who transplants his heart into our chest to get rid of our fleshy icky heart!
I watched this movie with my family and I asked each of them what their favorite part was. My husband enjoyed the very though provoking question that was asked: "People always ask how a good God could send people to hell, but we don't as why He would even let us into heaven." What a great question to ponder as so many are truly angry and blame God for all things. What if we changed our perspective...
One of my kids said her favorite part was when the prisoner was offered freedom to deny Christ but said he would not do it!
Grandma Vicki and I both agreed that our favorite part was to see the heartless and rude guard who stated several times there was no God, fall in humility to exchange his angry bitter heart for salvation in a loving God.
My other daughter really loved when the entire prison cell started singing Amazing Grace prisoners and guards both sang!
We all could appreciate the beauty that was portrayed of life changing from darkness to light! This film does a great job at showing the redemption story with healing and faith unwavering. The film still does give off a low budget vibe in several scenes but I can appreciate the cast and the true story it was based off.
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