Why Watch? Because all a story needs is a gun and a girl.
This high-intensity short is a showcase of action – both stunt work, hand-to-hand combat, gun battling, and a surprise or two. It’s shot fluidly (thankfully avoiding an overly shaky camera), and it’s got a clever hook to hold it all together.
That’s about it. Nothing fancy. Nothing crazy. Just good, solid action with a few curious costumes (or at least one) and a little bit of movie love. If you’re interested in the pre-production and planning that went into making this film, there’s a comprehensive production diary for it that might provide a little insight for those interested in making something action-oriented.
What does it cost? Just, you know, 3 minutes of your time.
Check out 3 Minutes for yourself:
3 MINUTES (2011)
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