Review of Guncrazy (1992) by Trevor Johnston for Time Out London — 31 Dec 2017
Inspired by They Live by Night and the original Gun Crazy, this is a love-on-the-run yarn, with the incendiary Barrymore immensely sympathetic as the promiscuous, sexually mistreated teen who goes on the lam with former prison pen-pal LeGross.
Although it doesn't seek to excuse their wrongdoing, the film stands out for its convincing depiction of the up-against-it white-trash mentality and the overriding demands of youthful desire.
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This review of Guncrazy (1992) was written by Trevor Johnston and published by Time Out London on 31 Dec 2017.
Guncrazy has generally received mixed reviews.
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