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The late 1960s saw two classic, hard-boiled thrillers set in San
Fransico; John Boorman's stylised 'Point Blank', and Peter Yates'
'Bullitt'. Calling your hero Bullitt might seem an unsubtle way to
emphasise his macho qualities, but in fact Steve MacQueen plays him as
a quiet man, not some wise-talking maverick: he does what he has to do,
but takes no pleasure in his actions; and survives the roughness of his
work not by becoming a monster, but simply by becoming a little less
human. It's a believable portrait, and the film as a whole has a
procedural feel: there are action scenes, but these are kept in their
place in the overall design.

Today, the film is most famous for its celebrated car chase, which
makes excellent use, as indeed does the movie as a whole, of the bay
area locations, but is not actually shot that excitingly: the
conclusion at the airport is more original, though it roots the film in
the time when it was permissible to take a loaded gun onto a plane. But
overall this is still a classy film, dry, exciting and bleak, and among
the very best films of its day. William Friedkin's brilliant 'The
French Connection', made a short while afterwards, would appear to owe
it a debt..

One of the all time best movies ever made. Awesome legendary car chase!.

good movie.

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exelent classic.

great movie.

I have looked for this movie. It is crazy..

Somewhere inside the overlong, 114-minute Bullitt there is a brisk
90-minute long film desperate to get out. But as it is, it's seriously
overlong with nothing to sustain it. Many pointless scenes come and go
with loads of long, indulgent tracking shots goose-up the running time.
I almost nodded-off a few times, I honestly don't see what all the fuss
is about regarding this film.

The paper-thin story has Detective Bullitt trying to determine how a
Mob informant in Police custody managed to be killed (he's not actually
killed until about an hour later though). A local politician (Robery
Vaughn, who didn't really want to do the film) acts as the token
bureaucrat, standing in the way of getting things done. But getting
WHAT done exactly? In 114 minutes almost NOTHING happens in this damn
movie! Instead of mystery, clues, police procedure, shoot-outs and
problem-solving we're treated to scene after scene of...not much.
Bullitt eats food at the hospital, he goes shopping for celery and TV
dinners, he hangs around with his girlfriend (a completely pointless
character played by Jaqueline Bissett) and sometimes takes a passing
interest in the case. About 80-minutes into this bore he is FINALLY
involved in a car chase (THE car chase that everyone raves about) that
'tears up' the streets of San Francisco.

I don't understand why this film has so much adoration or why all the
fans proclaim it's 'the original and best', 'the one that started it
all' or any other generic soundbite you can think of. There were cop
movies before this, there were car chases before this. What exactly is
Bullitt credited with 'starting'?

A sense of being cool, calm and collected doesn't turn water into wine.
Bullitt is plain, repetitive, agonizingly slow and almost completely
without a plot. Don't consider me a philistine or someone who has been
brainwashed by the over-edited nature of modern films where we're
guaranteed and explosion every five minutes. I appreciate films from
all eras and from all backgrounds. But Bullitt is just way, way
overrated certainly does not deserve the high regard it's been lauded
with. A real disappointment..