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Magic bullet may refer to:
- An enchanted bullet of German folklore and a feature of Carl Maria von Weber's ghostly opera Der Freischütz
- "Magic bullet", a concept of selectively targeting a bacterium without affecting other organisms, most associated with Dr. Paul Ehrlich and syphilis research
- The Magic Bullet, a 1940 Hollywood biopic about syphilis researcher Paul Ehrlich, starring Edward G. Robinson
- "Magic" or "Single bullet theory", a term used to disparage the conclusion of the Warren Commission report that a single bullet caused four wounds during the John F. Kennedy assassination
- Hypodermic needle model, the "Magic bullet" principle in media theory
- Magic Bullet (appliance), a compact blender manufactured by Homeland Housewares
- Magic bullet (software), digital video film look plugin
- "The Magic Bullet" (Angel episode), an episode of the television series Angel
- Magic Bullet Productions, a Doctor Who spinoff producing company
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