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Tetsuo: The Bullet Man (2010)

When the son of an American man and a Japanese woman is killed in a car crash, the man transforms into a rageful metallic being thirsty of blood and vengeance.

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Paul C 19 Sep 2011

Ok it seems that Shinya Tsukamoto decided to update his series even more to modern times and also put himself in the movie again. I guess you could say this was a revamp of the first, but a different story. But here is the thing. When he made a classic, he was limited to what he could use making him use his brain. Using todays technology could sometimes screws up a great thing. I am not saying this is a bad film though. Some good things about it was the nice grim colors to give it a creepier feel and the story was not confusing. But becoming the bullet man in this film was way over the top and it got to the point where it was really crazy; then calm. Yes it ended calm which was strange. Eric Bossick was a pretty decent actor and the only one I really cared about. He would make an excellent superhero. In fact this was not so much horror as it was action. A couple bad things. The story was a bit over the top and the voices were really hard to understand at points. Other than that, it was a decent film.

Greg W 29 Jan 2013

It's really not a terrible movie but it's definitely way into retarded territory. The delivery of every single line is so bad and the shaky cam and even the whole plot and the way it's dished out is all so stupid. It's like either people in this movie can act, or they can speak English well but no one is capable of both. This is a common problem with Japanese cinema. Japanese people love English and all things foreign so the director shoots everything in English knowing that no one is going to understand it anyway. everyone is just reading the subtitles so the unnatural delivery of the lines and just how stupid they sound evades Japanese audiences. I guess they can save money by not hiring actual capable actors. The only thing i can say is i was never bored and the scenes where Anthony goes nuts are really cool. Also the sounds and music were good. If you can find a compilation video of just the fighting scenes, that would be worth watching, but even that is mostly filled with bad costume/make up special effects and shaky cam.

Steven W 26 Sep 2010

Tsukamoto's third film in the Tetsuo is loud, graphic, and uneeded. The film has nothing to do with the past entries, but pretty much the same premise, a man loses his child in a vechicular manslaughter case and his wife wants revenge. So as the man starts to lean towards revenge he starts to transform into some sort of mechanical beast with gun barrels coming out of his body. Only about twenty percent of the film makes sense the rest is just loud metal noises and crappy cinematography. Crap!

Hunter D 23 Feb 2011

Sadly, I was quite disappointed in this one, the first Tsukamoto film that's ever garnered that reaction. It wasn't just the poor line delivery and questionable dialogue, it just seemed that Tsukamoto had nothing new to add to the series. Still, I did like it, he simply cannot fail with keeping a film's visuals and pacing engaging, but I was hoping for so much more.

TTT C 08 Jul 2011

(***): Thumbs Up I find the first two films in the series to be masterpieces and this one is a decent third part in the trilogy. Definitely not for all tastes.