2 opposites attract over their love of guns and become criminals as a result
Gun Crazy was a unique Film Noir. First it wasn’t set in the city, but in small towns. Second, it was about a man and woman heist crew made up of Annie (Peggy Cummings) and Bart (John Dall) who were like Bonnie and Clyde. Third, Annie was a kind of femme fatale, but it wasn’t her sex that she used to control Bart, but her love of crime and guns that he couldn’t say no to.<br /><br />Annie and Bart are a contrast in characters. Bart always loved guns ever since he was a little kid, so much so that he tried to steal one when he was a pre-teen. He didn’t like killing however as shown when he shoots a little chick and regrets it afterward. Later he meets Annie at a carnival where she is a trick shooter. The two fall in love and get married. Nothing goes right afterward. She was a criminal and turned Bart into one too. The problem is she loved robbing people too much. She wanted bigger and wealthier targets to hit. They go from sticking up hotels and gas stations to banks and businesses. Each job gives her more thrills, and she eventually kills people, which is the reason why the movie is called Gun Crazy. Despite Bart’s good nature he can’t say no. As he tells Annie they go together like “guns and ammunition.”<br /><br />The two actors did a great job of looking different as well. Bart always seemed so calm and collected while Annie had a wild tint to her. She wanted to kill people but it always Bart that tried to stop her until she finally did it. The dynamics between the two kept the story going as much as the heists.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Joseph H. Lewis"], "Producers": ["Frank King", "Maurice King"], "Starring": ["Peggy Cummins", "John Dall", "Berry Kroeger"], "Studio": ["WARNER BROS."]}

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