Assassin's Bullet Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 38230

Average Rating: 1.6/4

# of Ratings: 9

Theatrical Release Date: 04/18/2012

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 08/14/2012

Language: English

Genre: Action, Drama

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Isaac Florentine

Actors: Christian Slater, Donald Sutherland, Elika Portnoy, Timothy Spall, Bashar Rahal, Tanya Mickov

Plot: A vigilante in Europe is hunting down the most-wanted terrorists and the US Ambassador calls on a former FBI field agent to help track down the rogue assassin. -- Chris Kavan

Patrick - wrote on 03/27/2016

Don't understand the negative reviews...although the twists are forseeable and probably meant that way. The feminist undertone is not that heavily put on ( she does get triggered ) and obviously not meant to pander women.

ikkegoemikke - wrote on 02/11/2015

Slater and Sutherland in the same movie ... that couldn't be bad. It was worse than bad. What a terrible B-movie this was. For those who want to learn belly dancing, buy that movie. There's plenty of tutorials in. There are also some really ridiculous blunders: a VHS tape that catches fire after being thrown into boiling water. A teacher who exposes half her buttocks showing a tattoo there. Afterwards she appears to be the belly dancer, but where did that tattoo go? I had a flashback into the '80s when you could rent such crap movies by the hundreds at your local VHS rental store. Better forget about this real quickly http://opinion-as-a-moviefreak.blogspot.be/2013/08/sofia-2012.html

Daniel Corleone - wrote on 10/05/2012

Definitely one of the most boring and poorly directed films of the year. All you can remember here are the erotic dances, lousy love scene and laughable acting. It started of good in the beginning then goes downhill after the first few killings. Constant flashbacks confuses the plot while it lacks emphasis on character development. The "finding" or revelation in the near end felt too late and obvious. Screenplay was just not effective and pace was not fluid for its genre. The only remotely thing interesting about Assassin's Bullet is the skilled antagonist. Donald Sutherland's talent placed down the drain while Slater tries his hand at action.