Big Bullet - DVD
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After his short-fuse temper gets him into trouble once too often, Sgt. Bill Chu finds himself demoted to the Emergency Unit squad of beat cops, where he must command a mismatched group of subordinates. However, Chu doesn't let his team's perceived limitations prevent him from taking them into direct combat with psychotic criminals who have pulled a multimillion-dollar robbery at Interpol headquarters. Big Bullet is filled with the sort
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- GenreDramaDescriptionAfter his short-fuse temper gets him into trouble once too often, Sgt. Bill Chu finds himself demoted to the Emergency Unit squad of beat cops, where he must command a mismatched group of subordinates. However, Chu doesn't let his team's perceived limitations prevent him from taking them into direct combat with psychotic criminals who have pulled a multimillion-dollar robbery at Interpol headquarters. Big Bullet is filled with the sortTitleBig Bullet - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingPGStudioWarner
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