Review of Bullitt (1968) by Vernon S — 01 Dec 2009
I have loved this since I was seven when my dad first let me watch (parts) it. I have continued to rediscover this movie throughout several stages in my life. I find something new that I appreciate each time I enjoy it.
I think what this movie is most known for is the incredible car chase between the Charger and Mustang. Most of it was actually shot at full speed. It was a lower budget film, so the mistakes that they made ended up in the film. The explosion at the end wasn't even timed right, but works out wonderfully.
I rank this car chase as tied for first with two others: The French Connection (Gene Hackman and Roy Schnieder), and Ronin (Robert Deniro and Jean Reno).
The rest of the movie is no slouch. It is a very good crime drama, with decent acting, and very good lighting and photography.
Watch it!
This review of Bullitt (1968) was written by Vernon S on 01 Dec 2009.
Bullitt has generally received very positive reviews.
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