Gun Crazy Page #2

Synopsis: Since he was a child, Bart Tare has always loved guns. After leaving the army, his friends take him to a carnival, where he meets the perfect girl; Annie, a sharp-shooting sideshow performer who loves guns as much as he. The 2 run off and marry, but Annie isn't happy with their financial situation, so at her behest the couple begins a cross-country string of daring robberies. Never one to use guns for killing, Bart's dragged down into oblivion by the greedy and violent nature of the woman he loves.
Director(s): Joseph H. Lewis
Production: United Artists
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IMDB:
7.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
97%
PASSED
Year:
1950
87 min
626 Views


Leave this jerk alone.

He's a Japanese American.

He's been wanted by the Japanese police

as a suspect in a case of

inflicting bodily injury.

He's been running away and hiding behind

some kind of international agreement

between Japan and the U.S.

Due to this, his wound was not really deep,

however, he's lost so much blood I'm

not sure if he'll survive or not.

If he dies, we can't do anything about it.

I'll pay you. You brought medicine

and stuff, didn't you?

No, thank you. If I get paid, they'll

think I'm in your company.

You too!

I'm not getting paid either.

I don't want to be involved in this matter.

The only thing I want to do is

to keep running that hotel.

While being frightened by Tojo?

Their followers sometimes use my hotel.

You've never gotten paid by them, idiot!

Damn piece of sh*t!

You're persistent.

This is for the hotel.

You'll feel better since I'm paying

this in advance, right?

Yo.

If you run away with this money,

can't you take me with you?

If I'm going to live in fear like you said,

it would be better for me to get out of here.

This town belongs to Tojo.

What the hell are you talking about?

Why do you need to get out of here?

Isn't that why you took the mo...

The one who needs to get out

of this town is Tojo.

Sorry, but I have no intention

of running away.

Hey, wait a sec and think.

With all that money, we could...

After we get Tojo, the police will

give us money, right?

Seriously?

Hey!

Hey, I understand.

We're partners, but how can we

get Tojo by ourselves?

We can't have more company?

I don't think so.

Is that b*tch a bounty hunter?

Probably so, I think.

Mr. Tojo, I promise I'll get the money back.

It's just that we were taken by surprise,

but I don't think it's a big deal

because it's just a woman.

And if it's not just a woman?

What?

I've heard that Fujimoto disappeared

from the site, didn't he?

Impossible... I finished him.

Mr. Tojo.

You, b*tch!

Wait!

You, b*tch!

Wait!

Where is Fujimoto?

He's alive.

He barely made it before it was too late.

It's a lie! He can't be!

He has the devil's own luck.

It makes me laugh.

Fujimoto didn't trust you guys

from the beginning,

and that's why I've been watching you.

I didn't know he had company.

Well, why did you come here?

I want to make a deal.

What do you want?

Money.

Since you betrayed him, I got

all the money after all.

Two cases, two million dollars.

However, Fujimoto offered me

only a hundred thousand.

Then what?

If you give me five hundred thousand,

I'll give you the rest.

Both the money and Fujimoto.

It's not a bad deal for you, is it?

That's why I came all the way here.

Why don't you do it by yourself?

With your skills, it would be a piece of cake

for you to finish Fujimoto,

since he's already hurt.

Don't put me in the same class

with you guys.

I won't shoot someone from behind, when

I don't have a grudge against them,

and also he's hurt. I don't want to do

something barbarous like that.

You, b*tch!

If you don't like the idea,

that's fine with me.

I'll seek other customers.

Also, there are other ways, such as

returning this money,

that I can earn some money as

a token of thanks.

Stand up!

Take us to the place where the

money is right now,

or I'm gonna kill you right now!

It's useless to try to frighten me.

Whether I'm frightening you or not,

I'm gonna show you now.

Stop.

But...

I said stop.

You're a pretty smart woman, aren't you?

Women are good at raising money,

better than men.

I want to see the evidence that

Fujimoto is alive.

Go ahead and keep drinking.

Wake your sleepy head up.

What the hell is going on?!

Work, work to do, old man.

You're going to arrest Tojo.

What the hell?

We're gonna catch them all at once.

I need your help.

Have you gone insane?

Yes, I have. Before I regain

my consciousness,

why don't you contact the Prefectural

Police Headquarters?

Idiot, they would've done so a

long time ago if they could.

Tojo's residence is on the

other side of the fence.

You know that the Prefectural

Police can't go in.

That's why Saki will lure them out

to this side of the fence.

Saki?

That reckless woman.

Saki?

What's wrong, old man?

Impossible.

What have you guys done?!

We don't have any other choice now.

Why did you help me?

I want to catch Tojo.

Very good.

If you want to kill Tojo, you can

do so, but after me.

What can you do in such a condition?

I will pay you for helping me after

I get my money back.

You mean this?

I see, you're the female bounty hunter.

If you cooperate with me, I'll pay you

some money as my appreciation.

Not this money, but pay you from

the reward money for Tojo.

No, I won't team up with anybody any more.

I'm gonna get my money back.

Even though you don't want to,

you have to be with me.

We're gonna finish him.

He's alive.

Confirmed. I guess I trust you.

What's the plan?

Two hours from now, come to

B Pier on Marine Drive.

Fujimoto and I will share the money there.

Two hours from now, right?

You have to come. If I don't see you,

this deal will be canceled.

Sure, I'll be there.

Good, Tojo will be trapped like a rat.

Damn, so I'm the bait to make him come out.

Your color is getting better.

Bait should be able to swim

strongly, shouldn't it?

What a woman!

You're not an ordinary bounty

hunter, are you?

I have to see the moment

when Tojo is judged.

What kind of relation is there

between you and Tojo?

I shouldn't have asked, should I?

It's okay, but I'm not answering.

This is 21 04, Lieutenant Takara at

Tuson Police department.

Prefectural Police Headquarters,

please answer.

21 04, copy.

Well, Number 689 on the wanted list,

suspect name, Takaya Tojo,

I've confirmed his location.

It's possible to arrest him, so I'm

requesting support personnel.

Roger. Please continue.

Kitagawa...

Hey, don't you want to change your mind?

How about sharing this money

just between the two of us?

I thought you didn't want to

team up anymore.

I changed my mind.

Listen, if you do anything strange,

I'm gonna shoot you in the head

in a heartbeat.

Just a moment.

I'm serious.

You told me you'd pay me some money

in appreciation, didn't you?

Yes, I still intend to do so.

I wonder how you can pay me

for your appreciation?

If the police come, not only will Tojo

be arrested, but me as well.

I'm gonna be in jail for the rest of my life.

Well, we can't do anything about it, can we?

Well, it's about time for the

police to show up.

I see.

You can go home now.

What was that?

I'll be fine without you now.

You're kidding me, you're making me

go home at this point?

No.

You b*tch, I've risked my life

and you made me do it!

Until I get the reward money, I won't

withdraw from here, never.

Hey, old man, where are the police?

Sorry, but the police won't be coming.

What?

Saki!

I came here just as l promised!

Run!

You, how dare you betray us like that?!

Shut up!

I didn't have any other choice...

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MacKinlay Kantor

MacKinlay Kantor (February 4, 1904 – October 11, 1977), born Benjamin McKinlay Kantor, was an American journalist, novelist and screenwriter. He wrote more than 30 novels, several set during the American Civil War, and was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1956 for his 1955 novel, Andersonville. He also wrote the novel Gettysburg, set during the Civil War. more…

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