Bullseye (DVD)

Description: Genre: Comedy / Theatrical Release: 1990 / Suitable for 12 years and over / Director: Michael Winner / Actors: Roger ... more

Bullseye (DVD) ... Moore, Michael Caine, Sally Kirkland, Deborah Barrymore ... / DVD released 2008-09-01 at Optimum Home Entertainment / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... the film was it had both Moore and Caine in the same film. Two giants of British popular culture who dominated the 60's with ... more

... epoch making classics The Ipcress File and The Saint. The fact that this film had both actors from those films in it as well as being on DVD to complete adambrown400's Michael Caine film collection is not a reason to watch this dribbling excuse for entertainment. Lets begin with the quality of the DVD transfer. It looks like someone has copied the VHS to another VHS, dragged it through the Thames, vomited on it and then put it onto DVD. It really looks awful and you have to squint to view it properly and without ge...more

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Bullseye [DVD] [1990]
Release Date: 2008 - 09 - 01, Rating Suitable for 12 years and over,

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Bullseye (DVD): The Worst Film of the 20th Century (578 words)
by - written on 27/12/08 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Winner's Dog-Dinner If you want to know how bad British cinema had got by the early 1990's then rent Bullseye and weep at the sheer banality of Michael Winner and his attempt to be hilarious. Bullseye tells the tale of two scientists played by Roger Moore and Michael Caine who have stumbled upon the formula for cheap clean fuel. Unfortunately for them (and the viewer) they have exact doubles; Roger Moore and Michael Caine also play crooks that decide they will take these schmucks for all they are worth. Lets begin by telling you what I liked about the film before I get onto why I hated it so much. Firstly its available on DVD making my ... Read the complete review

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