Einmal Bulle, immer Bulle

In this German crime comedy, a former police officer, now working as a taxi driver, gets entangled in a dangerous smuggling operation. He must use his old street smarts and contacts to navigate the criminal underworld and protect himself and his loved ones. The film blends humor with suspense as he confronts his past and faces the consequences of his choices.

While "Einmal Bulle, immer Bulle" was not a major international release, it garnered a mixed reception among German audiences and critics. It's often viewed as a straightforward crime-comedy with some entertaining moments, but it doesn't stand out as a particularly groundbreaking film in its genre. Its appeal lies mainly with fans of German crime fiction and its lead actors.

• Offers a decent mix of crime and humor typical of German productions.
• Relies heavily on the charisma of its established cast.
• A predictable plot that doesn't offer many surprises.

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The film features several actors well-known in Germany for their roles in crime dramas and police procedurals, adding a layer of familiarity for local viewers.