Gun Shy

A shy, mild-mannered accountant inherits a gun shop from his estranged uncle. He attempts to manage the business while dealing with a menacing mob boss who wants to take over the shop. Unexpectedly, the accountant discovers a hidden talent for marksmanship and finds himself using his newfound skills to protect the business and himself.

Gun Shy was generally met with a lukewarm reception from critics, who often cited its predictable plot and uneven humor. While some appreciated the premise and Michael Ontkean's performance, the film struggled to stand out in the crime-comedy genre.

• The film's premise of a mild-mannered man becoming a reluctant action hero held some potential.
• Humor was often hit-or-miss, with some gags falling flat.
• The plot was considered formulaic and predictable by many reviewers.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'Gun Shy' is not readily available through common aggregators, making it difficult to summarize specific user sentiment. However, the film's limited release and niche appeal suggest it did not garner widespread viewer discussion or a significant fan base.

Although Michael Ontkean plays a character who inherits a gun shop, he is known for his strong anti-gun stance in real life.