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Type: Movie

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

Language: English, French

Actor: Steve McQueen

UPC: 0012569102927

Format: DVD

Release Year: 1997

Rating: G

Director: Peter Yates

Genre: Action & Adventure

Movie/TV Title: Bullitt

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In one of his most memorable roles, Steve McQueen stars as Detective Frank Bullitt, a hard-driving, tough-as-nails San Francisco cop. Bullitt has just received what sounds like a routine assignment: keep a star witness out of sight and out of danger for 48 hours, then deliver him to the courtroom on Monday morning. But before the night is out, the witness will lie dying of shotgun wounds, and Bullitt, a no-glitter, all-guts cop, won't rest until he nabs the gunmen and the elusive underworld kingpin who hired them.From opening shot to closing shootout, Peter Yates's edge-of-the seat thriller is packed with authentic touches, from on-location San Francisco filming and believably crisp dialogue to uncompromisingly detailed police, hospital, and morgue procedures. The most memorable scene is BULLITT's celebrated car chase. McQueen, an expert automobile and motorcycle racer, does his own stunt driving as he propels his high-performance Mustang GT around and over San Francisco's fabled hills at speeds up to 115 miles an hour. The film is based on Robert L. Pike's book, MUTE WITNESS.

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Bullitt

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1997

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19971118

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by rottkeep_65
Aug 13, 2023Top favourable review
The title says it all...
One of the best need for speed car chases of all time. I've seen the movie on TV and wanted my own copy so when I saw it I had to have it on my collection. DVD played great and cranked up the home stereo.
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by martymodcol
Feb 10, 2009
"Bullitt" review, by Marty
Bullitt takes its place as a Hall of Fame type classic for fans of hard-boiled detective action films. It set the standard for realism in this genre, using, for example, real doctors and nurses, rather than actors, in its hospital sequences. Its car chase sequence is unmatched in any film, even after over 40 years. Other films come close, namely, The French Connection and The Seven-ups (both of which, like Bullitt, feature the driving of stunt driver Bill Hickman), but to me, Bullitt's acrobatic, high-speed sequences through the steep, hilly, dense streets of San Francisco is still the best. It's dated (1968), coming from an era which was less violent and comparatively secure. One theme in this film is how Lieutenant Frank Bullitt (Steve McQueen) becomes hardened and dehumanized from being ... Bullitt takes its place as a Hall of Fame type classic for fans of hard-boiled detective action films. It set the standard for realism in this genre, using, for example, real doctors and nurses, rather than actors, in its hospital sequences. Its car chase sequence is unmatched in any film, even after over 40 years. Other films come close, namely, The French Connection and The Seven-ups (both of which, like Bullitt, feature the driving of stunt driver Bill Hickman), but to me, Bullitt's acrobatic, high-speed sequences through the steep, hilly, dense streets of San Francisco is still the best. It's dated (1968), coming from an era which was less violent and comparatively secure. One theme in this film is how Lieutenant Frank Bullitt (Steve McQueen) becomes hardened and dehumanized from being exposed to so much violence as a detective. But by today's standards, the movie is relatively tame. There is more blood today in an average CSI episode. The average TV viewer today is probably as much or more desensitized than Lieutenant Bullitt was. The finale at San Francisco Airport in particular, shows how much the world has changed. Security was much less strict. Nobody was seen going through a screening machine, and international passengers were allowed to board with guns. People in their 20s or 30s may find this film is too dated to ring true to the world as they see it, but they are bound to enjoy the action and story nevertheless. As for people like me, in their late 40s and 50s and older, the nostalgia actually adds to the enjoyment. I must have seen this film over 30 times, and will continue to watch it again and again.
by bollinis
Dec 07, 2008
Bullitt S. Mcqueen
Starring The ultimate guy of COOL!A movie that still ranks highest in car chase movies even by today's standards. So if you love muscle cars or Steve Mcqueen this is a MUST-HAVE. In one of his most memorable roles, Steve McQueen stars as Detective Frank Bullitt, a hard-driving, tough-as-nails San Francisco cop. Bullitt has just received what sounds like a routine assignment: keep a star witness out of sight and out of danger for 48 hours, then deliver him to the courtroom on Monday morning. From opening shot to closing shootout, Peter Yates's edge-of-the seat thriller is packed with authentic touches, from on-location San Francisco filming and believably crisp dialogue to uncompromisingly detailed police, hospital, and morgue procedures. The most memorable scene is BULLITT's celebrated car ... Starring The ultimate guy of COOL!A movie that still ranks highest in car chase movies even by today's standards. So if you love muscle cars or Steve Mcqueen this is a MUST-HAVE. In one of his most memorable roles, Steve McQueen stars as Detective Frank Bullitt, a hard-driving, tough-as-nails San Francisco cop. Bullitt has just received what sounds like a routine assignment: keep a star witness out of sight and out of danger for 48 hours, then deliver him to the courtroom on Monday morning. From opening shot to closing shootout, Peter Yates's edge-of-the seat thriller is packed with authentic touches, from on-location San Francisco filming and believably crisp dialogue to uncompromisingly detailed police, hospital, and morgue procedures. The most memorable scene is BULLITT's celebrated car chase. McQueen, an expert automobile and motorcycle racer, does his own stunt driving as he propels his high-performance Mustang GT around and over San Francisco's fabled hills at speeds up to 115 miles an hour. The film is based on Robert L. Pike's book, MUTE WITNESS Your movie collection is not complete if this is not in it.
by polkeman
May 01, 2007
Detective Frank Bullitt set the bar for chase scenes
I have to admit I bought the movie for the famous chase scene with Steve McQueen (Det. Bullitt) in a late 60's Mustang 2+2 and the 2 quite, methodical killers riding high in a Dodge Charger RT (black of course). The chase scene through the streets of San Francisco is awesome and set the mark for any cinema chases to try and better. If you watch it several times, it's fun to spot some of the same 'innocent' cars nearly wrecked during the chase and of course, the time sequence where you can observe headlights, hubcap covers, fenders etc. all mixed up in the excitement of the chase. But what about the movie? A very intriquing plot with the main character police Detective Frank Bullitt (Steve McQueen) trying to keep the health status of a protective mob witness assigned to Mcqueen a ... I have to admit I bought the movie for the famous chase scene with Steve McQueen (Det. Bullitt) in a late 60's Mustang 2+2 and the 2 quite, methodical killers riding high in a Dodge Charger RT (black of course). The chase scene through the streets of San Francisco is awesome and set the mark for any cinema chases to try and better. If you watch it several times, it's fun to spot some of the same 'innocent' cars nearly wrecked during the chase and of course, the time sequence where you can observe headlights, hubcap covers, fenders etc. all mixed up in the excitement of the chase. But what about the movie? A very intriquing plot with the main character police Detective Frank Bullitt (Steve McQueen) trying to keep the health status of a protective mob witness assigned to Mcqueen a secret. Exciting action, very good character acting, and the beautiful city of San Francisco make this a complete film which should keep your senses intent while balistic during the 'chase'. Note: Ford Motor Company made 2 of the chase Mustangs - one of which was crushed due to damage during the chase - and the other in a private collection. Through the years, Ford has also honored the film by producing 'Bullitt' Mustangs in very limited production. Also well worth mentioning is that the late Steve McQueen did his own stunt driving in the chase. This movie is a 'Don't Miss'!
by corinthian_leather
Nov 22, 2009
Classic film offers more than just a great car chase...
Steve McQueen's Solar productions released this movie in 1968, and it is always cited as having one of the best car chases ever filmed. But Bullitt offers more than an exciting duel between a Charger and a Mustang. McQueen's commitment to authenticity makes the story very believable. In the hospital scenes, actual doctors are used instead of actors. The whole film is shot on location in San Francisco, not a sound stage. The supporting cast are first rate -- Don Gordon, Jacqueline Bisset and the incomparable Robert Vaughn infuse their characters with palpable depth. From the amazing opening credits to the exciting climax at the airport, Bullitt is an essential addition to any film aficionado's library.Steve McQueen's Solar productions released this movie in 1968, and it is always cited as having one of the best car chases ever filmed. But Bullitt offers more than an exciting duel between a Charger and a Mustang. McQueen's commitment to authenticity makes the story very believable. In the hospital scenes, actual doctors are used instead of actors. The whole film is shot on location in San Francisco, not a sound stage. The supporting cast are first rate -- Don Gordon, Jacqueline Bisset and the incomparable Robert Vaughn infuse their characters with palpable depth. From the amazing opening credits to the exciting climax at the airport, Bullitt is an essential addition to any film aficionado's library.

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