Black Dynamite Full Movie Hd 1080p

Black Dynamite Full Movie Hd 1080p

This is the story of 1970s African-American action legend Black Dynamite. The Man killed his brother, pumped heroin into local orphanages, and flooded the ghetto with adulterated malt liquor. Black Dynamite was the one hero willing to fight The Man all the way from the blood-soaked city streets to the hallowed halls of the Honky House..
Black Dynamite is the greatest African-American action star of the 1970s. When his only brother is killed by The Man it's up to him to find justice.
Black Dynamite is one of the best films of 2009. A hilarious send up of the blaxploitation films' of the 1970's, it surpasses the quality of its 1980s contemporary I'm Gonna Git You Sucka and is on par with the Naked Gun and Airplane! parodies from that decade. You'll be talking about this movie for days and reciting the one-liners verbatim. This is one of the most fun movies I've had the pleasure to watch in a long time. Michael Jai White is Black Dynamite, a former government agent now neighborhood enforcer out for revenge when finds out his brother has been killed by The Man. That's the premise of this movie and that's all you really need to know. On his quest for revenge as he cleans up the streets there are tons of jokes based on the gaffes you'll be talking about for weeks on end. It's a conspiracy that leads all the way up to the White House and the President in a Kung-Fu climax that has to be seen to believed. Black Dynamite was one of the best movies of 2009. Forget that Avatar nonsense, THIS movie should have been nominated for some Oscars! Everything from the set design to the music is the highest quality. For a film costing about $3 million dollars the set design, costumes and cinematography and production values had the feel of a big-budget period film, and the quality was on the screen in every frame. My only complaint about this fantiastic film is there wasn't enough Salli Richardson in it! In their portrayal of the bad acting of those 1970s flicks, the entire cast gives a great performance with several standouts. Michael Jai White is awesome as Black Dynamite. This is gonna be his signature role; he takes his craft to the next level in this one. Tommy Davidson is hilarious as Cream Corn. Byron Minns steals scenes as Bullhorn. Minns feels like he was channeling the spirit of the late Rudy Ray Moore, in some frames it was like Dolemite was speaking through him! His rhymes and his one-liners are unforgettable. Kym Whitley is hilarious as Honey Bee; she channels the late Lady Reed in her portrayal of the character. Nicole Ari Parker disappears into her character and Salli Richardson is a delight to watch as Gloria. Director Scott Sanders crafts a beautiful film that looks like it could have come from the 1970's. Cinematically, there's no distinction between this 2009 film and the classic blaxploitation movies that came from the late Samuel Z Arkoff's American Interantional pictures in the 1970's. Everything here is so period accurate it's not funny! White, Sanders and Minns must have sat down and meticulously studied every blaxploitation film from the 1970's frame-by-frame. I've watched dozens of Blaxploitation films from Dolemite to Foxy Brown to Black Samurai, and all the gags the in-jokes made about the genre and this film are right on the money. Black Dynamite is a Shawn James Five Star Essential Video. I highly recommend you pick this one up NOW!
Black Dynamite is a film that perfectly combines the look, attitude, and mojo of the 1970s films that featured Kung-Fu and blends it well into a world that even Shaft would have felt at home. Black Dynamite is also the name of the film&#39;s featured hero. After Black Dynamite discovers that his brother has been killed, he goes on an ass-whoopin&#39; tour that all jive-turkeys would be scared of. The mystery of his brothers murder goes beyond his immediate past as Black Dynamite must jump, punch, and kick (simultaneously) against an evil foe from his past.<br/><br/>The most wonderful and most brilliant aspects of this film have to be the writing and the acting which are more than perfect for this movie. In a movie that is over-the-top, you have to have writing and acting that can grasp the style of the film and hold it down so that it does not get out of control which is always dangerous in a film such as Black Dynamite. In all the films that I have viewed that have attempted to capture a similar story/parody blend, this is by far the best. The film is able to apprehend the style from the 1970s and hold it in full force throughout the entire film. The writing and the acting go perfectly hand-in-hand as each character represents a character that was generic to Kung-Fu/Black-Crime films from the 1970s.<br/><br/>The directing by Scott Sanders also deserves some special mention as it is not hard to tell that Sanders did his homework and used the shot (camera) techniques that are familiar to the 70s films in which this film pay homage to. The cutting techniques that are rough in parts, quick in others, yet also linger on, are implemented in a finely tuned fashion. This is one of the greatest comedy/parodies of our generation.
Along the way, Black Dynamite blends satire, nostalgia, and cinema deconstruction into a one-of-a-kind comedy high.
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