Bullet Down Under

1994
R
1h 35m

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Mark 'Jacko' Jackson in Bullet Down Under (1994)

Signal One is a thrilling thriller about a disillusioned former cop who moves to Australia, immersed in a world of drugs, murder, money, and deceit.Signal One is a thrilling thriller about a disillusioned former cop who moves to Australia, immersed in a world of drugs, murder, money, and deceit.Signal One is a thrilling thriller about a disillusioned former cop who moves to Australia, immersed in a world of drugs, murder, money, and deceit.

Director
- Rob Stewart
Writers
- Karl Schiffman
- Neal Z. Gechtman
Stars

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4.8/10

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Director
- Rob Stewart
Writers
- Karl Schiffman
- Neal Z. Gechtman
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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The Pirate Movie (1982) was the debut Australian theatrical feature film of American actor Christopher Atkins who would later go on to appear in such other Australian movies as Bullet Down Under (1994) and Wet and Wild Summer! (1993).

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4/10

Aussie ripoff of Yank action flicks

Some nice location photography in Sydney, Australia is the main thing that Bullet Down Under has going for it. Otherwise this is an Australian ripoff of some of our American police action flicks.

Christopher Atkins working in some kind of exchange program is an LA cop who kills a young kid during a shootout. It's left him both gunshy and looking for a change of scenery. It's to the Sydney PD he goes and he's partnered with Mark Jackson the local Sydney Dirty Harry.

Jackson is investigating a drug deal gone bad that's pitted Chinese and native Aussie drug gangs against each other. There's missing a whole lot of loot from said drug deal.

A surprising villain and the idea is plainly taken from the Charles Bronson film 10 To Midnight. Atkins and his encounter with the villain has some good moments.

But in the end Bullet Down Under is just Aussie caliber of our stuff.