Bullet to the Head

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Cast & Crew

Sylvester Stallone
Jimmy Bobo (James Bonomo)

Sung Kang
Taylor Kwon

Sarah Shahi
Lisa Bonomo

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
Robert Nkomo Morel

Jason Momoa
Keegan

Christian Slater
Marcus Baptiste

Jon Seda
Louis Blanchard

Brian Van Holt
Ronnie Dupaix

Holt McCallany
Hank Greely

Weronika Rosati
Lola

Marcus Lyle Brown
Det. Towne

Dane Rhodes
Lt. Howard LeBreton

Walter Hill
Director

Alessandro Camon
Screenwriter

Alexandra Milchan
Producer

Alfred Gough
Producer

Miles Millar
Producer

Kevin King Templeton
Producer

Stuart Ford
Executive Producer

Brian Kavanaugh-Jones
Executive Producer

Deepak Nayar
Executive Producer

Steven Squillante
Executive Producer

Joel Silver
Executive Producer

Courtney Solomon
Executive Producer

Allan Zeman
Executive Producer

Steve Richards
Executive Producer

Stuart M. Besser
Executive Producer

Steve Mazzaro
Original Music

Lloyd Ahern II
Cinematography

Timothy Alverson
Film Editing

Toby Corbett
Production Design

Ha Nguyen
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Bullet to the Head

• Mar 30, 2015

  On the one hand, James Bonomo(Sylvester Stallone), a hitman, would very much like to to avenge the death of his partner Louis(Jon Sena) who died at the hands of Keegan(Jason Momoa). At the same time, Taylor Kwon(Sung Kang), a police detective, arrives from Washington DC to New Orleans to investigate the death of his former partner, James and Louis' last victim. That leads to James saving Taylor's life, against his worse instincts, even bringing him to his daughter Lisa(Sarah Shahi), a tattoo artist, in order to be stitched up. "Bullet to the Head" is a flat, uninspired and banal revenge action movie that does not even have the proper energy to try to be a proper buddy movie. That's not to mention a truly convoluted plot that again proves how often a real estate scam does not make for scintillating drama. All of which is a shame considering Walter Hill should know better with his long and acclaimed track record. At least, he cast Sarah Shahi even though she is not given much to do and Jason Momoa who walks around he like owns the room and does.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• Jul 22, 2014

  Derivative, formulaic and clichéd action film, Bullet to the Head is a bland movie that fails to grab your attention due to a lack of originality, good performances and well executed action scenes. This is a bad film, one that is not worth your time and it's a pointless affair that just doesn't offer anything of note. Walter Hill direction is incoherent, and it's a shame because he has made some great films throughout his career, but this is among his worst yet. If you're expecting something great here, you'll be greatly disappointed as the film is pretty stupid in the way it tackles its action scenes. The film, like I said, just doesn't deliver and recycles old ideas from previous action films to create something "new". The film is boring, uninteresting fails to grab your attention. This is a pointless waste of time, a film that is so sloppily written and thought out that it's not worth your time. Sylvester Stallone has made far better films than this, and here he delivers a painfully dull performance that simply doesn't do anything to keep you interested. Bullet to the Head is a wasted opportunity to make something quite interesting and worth your time, but instead it just takes bits and pieces to create something that in the end is not worth watching because the film lacks a good story, effective action and more importantly good performances and interesting characters. This is a forgettable affair that ranks among Sly's worst movies, and it's a film that not worth your time. Walter Hill has made better films, and Bullet to the Head is easily a forgettable film in his long and distinguished filmography.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Apr 05, 2014

  Miscasting is one of the major problems with this buddy action film. The big question was one actor miscast or were they both miscast. There is no on screen chemistry between Stallone and Kang. On screen chemistry between the two leads is the key to make this kind of film work. They had a good idea for a film, but they didn't execute it correctly. It needed a rewrite. It was predictable. I wasn't surprised by what happened in the film. The best part of the film was the fight scene at the end of the film between Stallone and Momoa. This is a big disappointment for director Walter Hill. Hill has done some great films such as 48 Hours, Streets of Fire, Red Heat, to name a few. The last good film that I saw that Hill directed was Geronimo. I felt like I have seen Stallone play this type of role before. He reminded me a lot of some of his past characters like in Assassins, The Specialist, and Get Carter. Sung Kang was better in the Fast and Furious films than here. Jason Momoa steals the film. He would be really good playing a Terminator in a Terminator film. I would say, skip it.
  Sol C Super Reviewer
• Nov 14, 2013

  3 3/4's---I rather surprisingly enjoyed this, especailly since I expected to hate it. I found the dialogue witty, and the action scenes really decent. The highlight of the movie was with Jason Momoa (who is climbing my list of favorite actors), and Sly having a pretty cool fight with axes. I think maybe I just have a soft spot for Sly movies, as of late. He sure LOOKS great for an old guy....
  Cynthia S Super Reviewer

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