Gun Shy

2000
R
1h 41m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Sandra Bullock, Liam Neeson, and Oliver Platt in Gun Shy (2000)

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Drug Crime Comedy Crime Romance

An undercover agent relies on the support of an unstable therapy group while working a sting operation.An undercover agent relies on the support of an unstable therapy group while working a sting operation.An undercover agent relies on the support of an unstable therapy group while working a sting operation.

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5.6/10

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Trivia
Despite being the female lead, Sandra Bullock doesn't appear on screen until 32:21 mark.

Goofs
When Charlie is getting an enema from Judy, he's on his right side. Enemas are typically given with the patient laying on their left side as this is thought to anatomically facilitate passage. Western hemisphere storytelling theories suggests that visual imagery is read from left to right. This may have brought the filmmakers to put Charlies face "first" and bottom "last" to put draw larger focus towards the human interaction rather than the procedure.

Quotes
Fulvio Nesstra: I'm very good at reading what's in a person's eyes.
Charlie: That's nice.
Fulvio Nesstra: I'm reading yours right now.
Charlie: Yeah? What do they say?
Fulvio Nesstra: They say you're sleepy. But I can't figure out is it's too much drugs sleepy, too much work sleepy, or I'm so fucking bored sleepy. Maybe you've got that weird fucking sleepy disease. Narco-sleepy. Something sleepy.

Crazy credits
Shortly into the credits there is a brief scene of Fulvio picking a nicely grown tomato.

Connections
Referenced in Atraco a las 3... y media (2003)

Soundtracks
Blue Skies for Everyone
Written & Performed by Bob Schneider

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Featured review

7/10

Thin, Thin Fun

This is the story of a neurotic anti-drug agent, who has to go on with his job, against his fear and his instincts. Good premises for a situation comedy, good actors - however the overall impression is one of disappointment. Not even the stars in the credits can save the movie from getting deep into incredibility and vulgarity. What a waste for talents like Bullock and Nelson.