Gun Crazylacked even a single Academy Award nomination.The fast-paced story is propelled along with numerous stick-ups, a dominantfemme fatale, an erotic love and obsession with guns, and the deadly sexual attraction between two memorable rigger-happy sharp-shooters who substitute gunplay for sex - all underlined by the repeated use of Victor Young and Ned Washington""s song "Mad About You.Joe warned and forbade Cal from loitering around another building closeby that Kate also owned (the separate, more lucrative brothel?): "You""re too young.Freddy caught the aberrant hearing aid from the blast and joked: "Nice hearing from you, Carlos."All that was left of Carlos in the bedroom was his hearing aid, found by Tracy.In the downstairs living room, Spencer was smoking pot and falling asleep on the sofa - and would become Freddy""s next prey:Spencer watched an image on the broken-down TV set with a smashed screen (of desperate kids"" faces, scarred or bloodied inside the tube, one of whom was Carlos who screamed a warning: "Don""t fall asleep, man!").Her image dissolves into the sight of a teletype machine printing out a message [symbolically connecting her to the murder of Lucy Chapman].He preaches about the reality of the situation:Isn""t it simple as one, two, three? One.The working conditions are bad.Two.They""re bad because the mob does the hiring.And three.The only way we can break the mob is to stop letting hem get away with murder.He attempts to determine who killed Joey Doyle, asking: "Who killed Joey Doyle?" The reaction to the Father""s question is otal silence - the men either look down, blankly stare away, or look embarrassed.