The Last Bullet (TV 1995)Set during WWII, an Australian and Japanese soldier play a deadly game of Cat and mouse in a South Pacific Jungle. Director:Michael Pattinson |
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The Last Bullet (TV 1995)Set during WWII, an Australian and Japanese soldier play a deadly game of Cat and mouse in a South Pacific Jungle. Director:Michael Pattinson |
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Jason Donovan | ... |
Stanley Brennan
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Kôji Tamaki | ... |
Ichiro Yamamura
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Daniel Rigney | ... |
Elliot
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Kazuhiro Muroyama | ... |
Kuraki
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| Robert Taylor | ... |
Sgt. Caldwell
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Stephen Hall | ... |
Fitzgerald
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| Anthony Hayes | ... |
James
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Jonathon Brooks | ... |
Thomas
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Daniel Roberts | ... |
Williams
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Charles 'Bud' Tingwell | ... |
Old Stanley
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Hideo Murota | ... |
Old Yamamura
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Jennifer Blocksidge | ... |
Old Jane
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| Beth Champion | ... |
Jane
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Hisashi Igawa | ... |
Yamamura's Father
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Yasuyo Shirashima | ... |
Yamamura's Wife
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Set during WWII, an Australian and Japanese soldier play a deadly game of Cat and mouse in a South Pacific Jungle.
I only watched it because I happened to turn on the TV when it started, but I got caught right away! First, I love sniper-movies. Second, the tense feeling starts the first minute, showing the australian soldiers, young, inexperienced and nervous. The sniper-parts, when the eighteen year old boy duels with the old, cool and ruthless japanese are excellent. You can sense the feel of someone aiming at your neck without being seen, and the rain and mud creates very "nice" surroundings for this all-out war. The end is surprisinging and fills you with a sense of happiness and feeling of overcoming.