Gun Crazy (Bfi Film Classics)

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Summary: Gun Crazy remembered superbly
Review: Jim Kitses did a wonderful job of remembering this great, great film, which was magnificently directed by Joseph H. Lewis. For those of us who love this movie, Kitses left its fans with wonderful memories.

Rating:
Summary: Gun Crazy remembered superbly
Review: Jim Kitses did a wonderful job of remembering this great, great film, which was magnificently directed by Joseph H. Lewis. For those of us who love this movie, Kitses left its fans with wonderful memories.

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Summary: Excellent, concise study of this astonishing B-movie noir.
Review: Kitses, a film professor at San Francisco State and author of the seminal Western study "Horizons West," brings his full powers to bear on this, one of the finest B-movies ever made. Alternating between film history and textual analysis, Kitses weaves a brief but rich story of the unlikely genesis of an American cult classic. He also provides revealing insights on the film's relationships to the western genre. One of the best in the BFI Film Classics series