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Bullet (film)
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| Directed by | Julien Temple |
| Produced by | Greg Coote, Graham Burke, John Flock |
| Written by | Bruce Rubenstein, Sir Eddie Cook |
| Starring | Mickey Rourke Tupac Shakur Ted Levine Adrien Brody Scott Glenn |
| Release date(s) | October, 1996 |
| Running time | Australia: 96 minutes |
| Language | English |
Bullet is a 1996 action crime drama starring Tupac Shakur, Mickey Rourke and Adrien Brody. The screenplay was written by Mickey Rourke and directed by Julien Temple. The film was released a month after Tupac's murder.
Bullet is the story of Butch Stein (Bullet, Mickey Rourke), who leaves prison and attempts to go on with his life. But the minute Bullet is out he goes straight back to his old life. He robs some drug dealers and returns to using heroin. His enemy Tank (Tupac Shakur) is also on the lookout for Bullet in revenge for Bullet taking his eye when together in prison. Bullet goes back home to his disfunctional Jewish family and his mentally ill brother Lewis. Bullet must battle not only Tank in this movie but his own inner demons. This movie is moody and atmospheric and also starkly realistic.
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