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Bulletproof

Bulletproof

  • Status: Released
  • 06-09-1996
  • Runtime: 84 min
  • Score: 5.712
  • Vote count: 612

An undercover police officer named Rock Keats befriends a drug dealer and car thief named Archie Moses in a bid to catch the villainous drug lord Frank Coltan. But the only problem is that Keats is a cop, his real name is Jack Carter, and he is working undercover with the LAPD to bust Moses and Colton at a sting operation the LAPD has set up.

Damon Wayans

Rock Keats / Jack Carter

Adam Sandler

Archie Moses

James Caan

Frank Colton

Jeep Swenson

Bledsoe

James Farentino

Capt. Jensen

Kristen Wilson

Traci

Larry McCoy

Detective Sulliman

Allen Covert

Detective Jones

Bill Nunn

Finch

Mark Roberts

Charles

Mark Casella

Disneyland Cop

Andrew Shaifer

Cop at Airport

Monica Potter

Biker's Woman

Jonathan Loughran

Rookie Cop

Steve White

Veteran Cop

Gwen McGee

Surgeon

Bill Capizzi

Tommy

Charmaine Craig

Waitress

Jill Holden

Gruesome Lady

Lovette

Porn Woman

John Decker

Porn Man

Xander Berkeley

Gentry

Sal Landi

Cole

David Labiosa

Rigo

Conrad Goode

Biker

Maury Sterling

Skinny Guy

Scott Hoxby

Lindsay

Victor Aaron

Hispanic Man

Jacqui Dickerson

Bartender

Donna M. Duffy

Anesthesiologist

Janice Rivera

Señorita

Loetta Earnest

Señorita

Cindy Barrera

Señorita

Ford Scott

Arizona Highway Patrol

Garret Sato

Bad Guy

Paule Stewart

Moses' Mom

Lisa Michelle Axelrod

Waitress (uncredited)

Tracee Cocco

Club Goer (uncredited)

Kacee DeMasi

Innocent Bystander (uncredited)

Sven-Ole Thorsen

Gunman at Motel (uncredited)

John Chard

I don't like your God. Your God scares me. Starring Adam Sandler and Damon Wayans, the former a criminal, the latter a cop, plot sees the mismatched pair thrust together to bring down a criminal kingpin (James Caan). So it's all set up nicely for a high energy action comedy from the realm of buddy buddy bonanza. Sadly it has energy to burn but the execution of the comedy is weak to the point the makers have to resort to the base level of comedy writing to try and get laughs. The odd line raises a chuckle, but quite often this is followed by a period of inanity, which in turn is followed by a ballsy action sequence (the makers very aware they quickly need to keep the demographic genre fans back on the clock). All this while a budding bromance - that's coupled with some lame homophobic undertones (a revolver up the butt gag? Seriously?) - threatens to turn it into the Brokeback Mountain of the buddy buddy action genre of film. Hell! the screenplay even has the whiff of misogyny about it. The stars are badly served by poor writing and direction, but they themselves are guilty of offering up a chemistry free movie that dulls the senses during all the interim talking sequences. It's hard to believe this is the same pair of actors who have The Wedding Singer and The Last Boy Scout on their respective curricula vitae. This is a waste of talent and a wasted opportunity for something fun and exciting. A pic only marginally saved by its shoot-outs and fisticuffs (for the so inclined of course). Oh and what was James Caan thinking? Working for food or what? 5/10

Andre Gonzales

Really funny. Adam Sandler again just cracks me up. I like the storyline to the movie too.