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Gun Crazy (1949)
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One of the most vital of all film noir pictures, Gun Crazy has more cinematic gusto and sexual heat than almost any movie of its time. It's a variation on the Bonnie and Clyde story, but with a bizarre set-up: firearms enthusiasts John Dall and Peggy Cummins (neither of whom were ever this wild again) meet as sharpshooters in a carnival, then turn to crime. The direction, by Joseph H. Lewis, is like a spray of hot lead from a gun barrel, capped by an amazing sequence--shot in one long take--of a bank robbery seen from the backseat of the getaway car. (Billy Wilder himself called up Lewis to find out how he did it.) If most film noirs...
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Yep.
He's crazy. She's crazy.
Crazy. Crazy. Crazy.
And, when it comes to the likes of firearms, they're both a couple of thrill crazy, kill crazy, gun crazies.
Yep. Crazy. Crazy. Crazy.
Released in 1949 - GUN CRAZY (a.k.a. DEADLY IS THE FEMALE) is the 'Bonnie and Clyde' story retooled for the disillusioned postwar...
(complete Gun Crazy review by CowboyJunkie)
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