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The 1950 film Gun Crazy has been on my mind a bit these days, particularly the first scene wherein the protagonist steals a gun from the local hardware store. The whole film centers around the morbid fascination with guns in the U.S., and I wanted to see if I couldn’t capture that spirit with a montage GIF.

This is not to celebrate gun culture but its representation and role in film.

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--Originally published at amidoinitrite? » ds106
Bobbin’ and weavin’ (and let the good get even), originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. Bob takes cover
--Originally published at amidoinitrite? » ds106
Automated holster action from Robocop, originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. Automated holster action from Robocop for a
--Originally published at amidoinitrite? » ds106
Kaneda gets Gun Crazy, originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. An Akira themed Gun Crazy GIF for DS106 GIFfest
The other morning I was out aiming for some photos of the fresh snow on the pines in my back yard- my timing was good
Two guys and their Miniguns, originally uploaded by Rowan Peter. A Minigun themed Gun Crazy GIF for DS106 GIFfest (Extended). With its rotating barrel, cascading
Here’s an old gold gif, 1903 old, taken from Edwin Porter’s The Great Train Robbery. It is easy to see how this image inspired a similar

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The other morning I was out aiming for some photos of the fresh snow on the pines in my back yard- my timing was good