Damon Wayans,
Adam Sandler,
James Caan,
Kristen Wilson,
Xander Berkeley
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This post-modern comic variation on The Defiant Ones concerns Keats (Damon Wayans), an undercover police detective trying to get the goods on crime kingpin Frank Colton (James Caan). Keats poses as a ... read more
Directed by: Ernest Dickerson, Ernest R. Dickerson
Release Date: September 6, 1996
DVD Release Date: June 30, 1998
Stats: 1,515 reviews
Their friendship could survive anything... except each other!
Good funny movie. The story was simple and easy to follow. Popcorn movie to enjoy at home alone or with your friends. Adam Sandler was very funny in this one as always.
Rock Keats and Archie Moses are the best of fr... read more
You know a film is bad when it becomes apparent that canned laughter would actually be beneficial. It's not funny, it's not clever, the editing is bizarre and quite frankly James Caan should be ashamed. It's odd, this film could only be enjoyed by people who are at least 10 years... read more
What a brutally bad film. I blame marketing to pre-teens (like me, at the time) for anyone ever making the mistake of watching this movie. Or for it still being on TV once in a while (which is where I finally saw it). Man am I glad I didn't pay for this! There is one - count it, ... read more
Adam Sandler was actually a better actor in the 90's when his voice was higher, even if his movies were more lower grade. Now it seems like he can barely pronounce his words, mumblin' and bumblin'.
This action-comedy buddy picture is a less-than-satisfying mix of raunchy humour and pedestrian shoot-outs. The two squabble and survive with only a few bright comic moments in this generally mean-spirited mess.
Two comedians in an odd couple buddy action pic. I hadn't been allowed to watch Adam Sandler comedies, but in high school this was the first Sandler movie I think I watched with some friends. The main things I remember were the violence, language, and sex scenes that gave it th... read more
Bulletproof is the poor man's Midnight Run, if, in fact, that poor man has no sense of humor.
Damon Wayans and Adam Sandler prove to be a good match, in this action comedy that delivers more drama than comedy. The cop posing as a criminal plot line works well, especially in the relationship and strain that is caused between the two leads. Despite the horrible reviews for ... read more
Bulletproof doesn't quite misfire, but it never hits its target either. Full Review
The movie has a smirking homophobic bent and never makes you care or believe in the characters as much as in the first fifteen minutes.
The audience is subjected to an onslaught of unfunny jokes, a string of useless profanity, and more explosive squibs than Caan wore in The Godfather.
While some of the humor is very funny, there's nothing remotely interesting about the action stuff. Full Review
The film's action elements are so preposterous that the sequence of events seems almost improvised. Full Review
...a forgettable actioner that consistently wastes the talents of its two stars. Full Review
An entertaining little ditty that I enjoyed watching. Full Review
A throwback to when Adam Sandler was funny.
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