Review of Bullitt (1968) by Mark Rahner for The Seattle Times — 25 Jan 1978
The plot, concerning the battle of wits between an honest cop and an ambitious politician for possession of the key witness in a Mafia exposé, is serviceable but nothing special. But the action sequences are brilliant, done without trickery in real locations (including a great car chase which spawned a thousand imitations) to lend an extraordinary sense of immediacy to the shenanigans and gunfights.
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This review of Bullitt (1968) was written by Mark Rahner and published by The Seattle Times on 25 Jan 1978.
Bullitt has generally received very positive reviews.
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