This is one of those great "green" movies that we should rally around.
Brian Keith plays a man who makes his living killing creature after creature. He kills as many as he can all day long. It's his job.
Keith gets upset because other people want to kill geese. For some reason, Keith thinks it is wrong to buy a license and go out once or twice a year and kill an animal. Especially geese.
Keith continues to kill his way. Kill, kill, kill. Kill, kill, kill. Keith makes a nice living with his slaughter.
And he continues to fight people who want to kill a goose or two. Bad, bad people.
Naturally, the pretty pretty geese that people shoot to put food on their table are saved. Yay!! And boy, aren't we lucky that Keith gets to keep skinning animals for their hides.
It's a feel-good movie for all, unless you happen to be one of the animals that Keith likes to kill.
Brian Keith plays a man who makes his living killing creature after creature. He kills as many as he can all day long. It's his job.
Keith gets upset because other people want to kill geese. For some reason, Keith thinks it is wrong to buy a license and go out once or twice a year and kill an animal. Especially geese.
Keith continues to kill his way. Kill, kill, kill. Kill, kill, kill. Keith makes a nice living with his slaughter.
And he continues to fight people who want to kill a goose or two. Bad, bad people.
Naturally, the pretty pretty geese that people shoot to put food on their table are saved. Yay!! And boy, aren't we lucky that Keith gets to keep skinning animals for their hides.
It's a feel-good movie for all, unless you happen to be one of the animals that Keith likes to kill.