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Gun Shy:
Friday February 4, 2000 |
Legendary undercover DEA agent Charlie Mayough (LIAM NEESON) has suddenly lost his nerves of steel. Although he's been involved in more drug busts than he cares to remember, his instinct for danger, his cool composure, and his iron guts -- especially his guts -- have finally failed him. The post-traumatic stress of his latest well-planned sting operation that went awry has shaken him to the core and he is now begging for retirement from his clandestine business. However, Charlie is in too deep and has to fulfill one final complex covert obligation. On the verge of a career-induced mental breakdown, and in complete fear of trigger-happy Mafia leader Fulvio Nesstra (OLIVER PLATT), Charlie seeks psychiatric help and finds himself relying on the support of an unstable therapy group and nurse Judy (SANDRA BULLOCK) just to get through his
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Score:
Rating System:
0 - 40 points |
Not Worth Seeing |
40 - 65 points |
Go See At Matinee |
65- 85 points |
Worth Seeing |
85-100 points |
Definitely worth seeing. "A must see!" |
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Eric Blakeney
Eric Brakeney
Comedy
Sandra Bullock |
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Liam Neeson |
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Charlie Mayo |
Glenn Philips (I) |
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Central Park Thug |
1hr 42min
Rated R for violence, language and some brief
nudity.
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The People's Review of Gun Shy
Brad
score = 80
I enjoyed this film because it was quirky, daring, funny and refreshing.
Fine acting by all.
It doesn't surpise me to discover a lot of critics dissed it. Any time
it's a Sandra Bullock movie they love to find everything worng they can.
They don't really review as much as get mean spirited and attack on a
personal level.
This film's flaws are outweighed by it's attributes.
I give Bullock a lot of credit for taking chances.
Critics are hard to please because most of them are intellectual snobs who
seem to think they can judge for the rest of us what's good and what's not.
They don't give a hang what the viewing public thinks. Most critics couldn't
make a half way decent movie if they tried.
LH
score = 60
Odd little flick, but engaging after you watch it for a bit. Funniest part
involves members of a support group, but also the most bogus. Too many holes
in the ending left me unsatisfied. It is worth watching for the relationship
between Charlie and Fulvio and between Charlie and his support group. What
Sandra Bullock's character is even doing in the plot is a mystery. Wait for
the video.
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