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Oft-wounded L.A. cop Gary Busey invades Mexico to rescue U.S. Army types from a Soviet Agent. Henry Silva, Darlanne Fluege.Oft-wounded L.A. cop Gary Busey invades Mexico to rescue U.S. Army types from a Soviet Agent. Henry Silva, Darlanne Fluege.Oft-wounded L.A. cop Gary Busey invades Mexico to rescue U.S. Army types from a Soviet Agent. Henry Silva, Darlanne Fluege.
René Enríquez
- Gen. Maximiliano Brogado
- (as Rene Enriquez)
William Smith
- Russian Major
- (as Bill Smith)
Ramón Franco
- Camilo
- (as Ramon Franco)
Juan Fernández
- Pantaro
- (as Juan Fernandez)
Redmond Gleeson
- Father Riley
- (as Redmond M. Gleeson)
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- TriviaThe same T-72 tank and ZSU-23-4 anti-aircraft gun used by the terrorists were also featured in Bình Minh Đỏ (1984) and Rambo 3: Gác Kiếm Không Thành (1988).
- GoofsWhen the Thunderblast tank rotates its turret, the columns holding up its barrel suddenly disappear.
- Quotes
Sharkey: What the fuck is this?
Frank McBain: Your worst nightmare, Butt-horn!
- ConnectionsEdited into Active Stealth (1999)
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Great hokey fun
Move over, Rambo, there's a new one-man-army in town... and he knows how to play the sax. That makes him a real deadly enemy!
Gary Busey, one of my favorite B-squad actors, is Frank "Bulletproof" McBain, an ex-CIA agent who can't be harmed by bullets and likes to give his foes weird names like "Butthorn" (I guess that's a softer version of the word a##-hole!). He uses big guns, plays the saxaphone, and really whups the crap out of his enemies. Oh, and he gets the chicks, too. I know, this film sounds really derivative and ridiculous at first, but if you have the right patience, you could wind up enjoying this film. Busey is a great actor because he's the kind that can portray any character. For example, in "Lethal Weapon", he's a sleazy villain, and in "Bulletproof", he's an all-out, gung ho hero. His ability to play any man is what really impresses me the most. If you want to see Busey as a dirtbag or a psycho, watch "Lethal Weapon" or "Under Siege", or if you like to see him as a womanizing or wisecracking good guy, either "Bulletproof", or "Point Break" are your choices.
Gary Busey, one of my favorite B-squad actors, is Frank "Bulletproof" McBain, an ex-CIA agent who can't be harmed by bullets and likes to give his foes weird names like "Butthorn" (I guess that's a softer version of the word a##-hole!). He uses big guns, plays the saxaphone, and really whups the crap out of his enemies. Oh, and he gets the chicks, too. I know, this film sounds really derivative and ridiculous at first, but if you have the right patience, you could wind up enjoying this film. Busey is a great actor because he's the kind that can portray any character. For example, in "Lethal Weapon", he's a sleazy villain, and in "Bulletproof", he's an all-out, gung ho hero. His ability to play any man is what really impresses me the most. If you want to see Busey as a dirtbag or a psycho, watch "Lethal Weapon" or "Under Siege", or if you like to see him as a womanizing or wisecracking good guy, either "Bulletproof", or "Point Break" are your choices.
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- Budget
- $5,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $807,947
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $421,302
- May 15, 1988
- Gross worldwide
- $807,947
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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