TLDR;
Jake Ryan, presumed to be a disgraced homeless alcoholic, is secretly Bullseye, America’s legendary sniper. After his wife Jasmine is murdered by his half-brother Theodore, Jake hides his identity while gathering evidence and seeking justice. He joins a counterterrorism mission with President Grant’s daughter, Selena, and must contend with betrayal, false accusations, and an attempted coup before revealing who he is.
- Jake’s homeless persona conceals both his sniper identity and his investigation into Jasmine’s death.
- He wins a dangerous competition to partner with Selena and lead Delta Force.
- Theodore and Senator Rowan Clint frame Jake for crimes and conspire with terrorists.
- Jake and Selena foil a bombing plot, expose the conspirators, and clear Jake’s name.
- Jake remains devoted to Jasmine, even after Selena admits she has fallen in love with him.
Bullseye Is Called Back [0:00]
Terrorist attacks make national security the country’s greatest concern, and the public begs Bullseye—the legendary sniper who once defeated an entire terrorist organization—to return. At a public event, Jake Ryan appears as a homeless man and is mocked by security and spectators. When he bets that he can toss a pebble into a distant bottle, he makes an impossible-looking shot, hinting that he has extraordinary skills.
President Frank Grant recognizes Jake as the son of the Secretary of Defense, but Jake rejects the idea that the president knows who he really is. With casualties mounting, the government concludes that only a sniper capable of reaching the terrorist leader can stop the attacks. Bullseye is missing, however, and no one knows where he has been for three years.
Selena Joins the Mission [5:27]
Selena Grant, the president’s daughter and one of the country’s best Delta Force agents, asks to lead the operation. Her father initially refuses because he fears for her safety, but Selena explains that Bullseye inspired her to serve. The president agrees to put her on the team and chooses a sniper to support her.
To keep the operation secret, the team plans for Selena and her partner to pose as a married couple. Selena is uncomfortable with the idea, especially because she admires Bullseye and hopes to meet him, but accepts the arrangement as part of the mission. At the same time, Jake takes a shot during the president’s speech and helps stop an assassin, though his exact role remains concealed.
Jake’s Past and the Truth About Jasmine [9:53]
Jake’s half-brother Theodore, a SWAT captain, and their father treat him as a disgrace. The family believes the rumor that Jake abused his wife Jasmine, who supposedly died by suicide, and Theodore encourages that story. Jake privately reveals the truth: he is Bullseye, and his drunken-homeless appearance was a cover he maintained for a classified mission.
Three years earlier, Jake returned from an assignment to find Jasmine dying. Before she died, she told him Theodore had murdered her while trying to rape her. Theodore then spread the abuse story, and Jake’s father expelled him from the family. Devastated that he had failed to protect Jasmine, Jake left the army and became a real homeless drifter, using the disguise to stay hidden while collecting evidence against Theodore.
The Search for a Partner [14:30]
As the terrorist casualties rise, the president arranges a competition to select Selena’s sniper partner. Jake asks to be added to the candidates, despite being dismissed as a homeless nobody. Selena tests him by trying to take his necklace; Jake reacts so quickly that she realizes his reflexes are far beyond those of an ordinary drifter. The president orders that Jake be investigated and added to the list, even though Selena dislikes him.
The candidates will compete for the chance to pose as Selena’s husband and lead the operation. The president also promises Jake that participating can earn him a pardon from the remaining six months of his sentence. Jake accepts, partly because he wants access to case files that could help him uncover evidence about Jasmine’s death. The stakes rise further when the winner is promised the position of Delta Force head.
Jake Wins the Shooting Competition [23:39]
The first contest uses fixed targets, with smaller targets worth more. Theodore and the other skilled candidates assume Jake will fail, especially after he appears to fall asleep and shoots at what seems to be the largest target. The judges discover that Jake hit a fly—the smallest target—and award him the round.
For the next event, Theodore proposes firing at live grenades, an extremely dangerous challenge. One candidate is injured, and Jake helps prevent further harm. When it is his turn, Jake performs an extraordinary shot that returns the grenade’s fuse pin, saving lives and demonstrating the precision associated with Bullseye. The president declares Jake the clear winner, appoints him to lead Delta Force, and assigns him as Selena’s partner. Jake and Selena are to live together as a married couple for the mission.
Jake and Selena Begin Their Cover [33:30]
Selena lays down rules for their fake marriage: no sex, no love, and obedience to her during the operation. She openly idolizes Bullseye, while Jake dismisses the idea that the sniper deserves to be called a hero. Selena warns him not to insult her idol and shows him a necklace Bullseye gave her after saving her from a kidnapping years earlier.
Their arguments gradually reveal a more personal side to each of them. Jake notices Selena is afraid of bugs, and their forced living arrangements create awkward, sometimes playful tension. Meanwhile, Jake discovers that evidence connected to Jasmine’s murder has been deleted, increasing his urgency to uncover what Theodore did.
Theodore Frames Jake for Drug Dealing [41:03]
Theodore claims Jake is dealing drugs and has him arrested, despite a lack of evidence. Jake’s father initially believes Theodore, and Selena is caught between defending her partner and confronting her own doubts. Theodore hopes to remove Jake from the mission and take the Delta Force leadership position for himself.
The president arrives and exposes the accusation as a frame-up. A man admits Theodore paid him to put drugs in Jake’s tent, and evidence shows Theodore’s involvement. The president has Theodore arrested and removes him as SWAT captain. Jake then privately tells his father the truth: Theodore murdered Jasmine, while the accusations against Jake were fabricated to cover it up. His father believes him and agrees to keep the revelation secret until Jake completes his mission.
Selena’s Betrayal and Jake’s Arrest [51:18]
Senator Rowan Clint, Theodore’s grandfather and a political enemy of President Grant, offers Selena a chance to meet Bullseye if she helps get Jake removed. Rowan and Theodore plan to accuse Jake of sexual assault. Selena is tempted because she longs to meet Bullseye, and Theodore tells her to seduce Jake and make the accusation.
The scheme goes wrong when Jake is drugged. Selena realizes he is innocent and refuses to exploit him, helping him survive instead. But she has already called the police, and officers arrest Jake on a false allegation that he entered a women’s restroom to assault someone. Jake realizes Selena and Theodore set him up. Selena later admits Rowan promised to reveal Bullseye’s whereabouts, and Jake ends their fake marriage. She bails him out and insists they must continue the mission, but Jake no longer trusts her.
A Murder Frame-Up and a Rigged Trial [1:06:41]
Rowan and Theodore intensify their plan by arranging an attack at a government office, where a woman is raped and murdered. They plant Jake’s fingerprints and hair at the scene and use manipulated surveillance footage to implicate him. Jake is arrested and faces a trial in which Rowan acts as prosecutor, demanding the death penalty.
Jake points out that the footage shows a masked attacker, while he is not wearing a mask, and that the attacker has a neck tattoo he does not have. The prosecution then relies on planted forensic evidence and a document falsely claiming Selena said she was not with Jake that night. Selena is unable to explain the document before being ordered out of the courtroom.
Jake’s allies uncover evidence that Rowan and Theodore arranged the frame-up. A former soldier who was paid to testify against Jake admits that Rowan bribed him, but the judge still rules against Jake, citing the other evidence. The president’s team then exposes the judge’s long-standing financial ties to Rowan. The judge is removed, Rowan is suspended from the Senate, and the verdict is voided.
Theodore Is Exposed, but Jake Hides His Identity [1:22:04]
After the court clears Jake of the fabricated charges, Jake publicly reveals that Theodore raped and murdered Jasmine three years earlier. Theodore denies responsibility and claims Jasmine wanted him, but Jake and the others have him arrested. Their father rejects Theodore and says he is no longer his son.
A soldier recognizes Jake as Bullseye from a past military rescue, but Jake denies it because Rowan is still dangerous and the operation is not finished. Theodore and Rowan are scheduled to face execution, but Rowan promises that he still has a way to fight back. Selena apologizes for her role in Jake’s arrest and asks him to trust her again. Jake remains uncertain and asks whether she would choose him or Bullseye; Selena cannot answer, and Jake walks away.
The Mission Turns Into an Ambush [1:26:59]
Jake helps Selena practice shooting while they prepare for the counterterrorism operation. They receive intelligence locating the terrorist leader and travel to the target area. Jake promises President Grant that he will protect Selena, while secretly preparing to reveal his skills if needed.
The team falls into a trap. Theodore, who should be imprisoned, appears with the terrorists and reveals that he has allied with them to seize power. He says he should control the country instead of President Grant and plans to become president by any means. Theodore forces Jake into a deadly contest with a slingshot while threatening Selena with a sniper rifle, making Jake choose between protecting himself and keeping his partner safe.
Jake Reveals Bullseye and Stops the Coup [1:32:09]
Jake protects Selena and fights back as the confrontation escalates. Rowan reveals that bombs have been planted across the country, including at President Grant’s campaign event, and threatens to kill thousands. He intends to use the crisis to take control of the government and potentially end elections.
Rowan’s remote fails because the bombs have already been dismantled. Jake and the team reveal that the apparent escape and confrontation were part of a plan to track the terrorist leader and stop the attack. The terrorists were fed a false campaign location, giving the team time to disarm the explosives. Jake finally admits he has been pretending to be homeless and drunk for three years to keep Theodore unsuspecting while he gathered evidence. He reveals the Bullseye identity and explains that his ultimate goal was to bring Jasmine’s murderer to justice.
The Aftermath and Another Mission [1:40:45]
Selena apologizes for misunderstanding Jake, and President Grant promises that the press will clear Jake’s name: he is not an abuser, rapist, or murderer, but a hero who served his country. Jake accepts the recognition but remains devoted to Jasmine and says he and Selena should divorce now that the mission is over.
Selena admits she has developed feelings for Jake and asks whether he feels the same. Jake tells her that he is loyal to his late wife, and Selena accepts his decision while saying she will always love him. Just as they prepare to part, David reports a new emergency that only Bullseye may be able to handle. Jake and Selena are told they must continue as husband and wife on another mission.
