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16 out of 19 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink. 10/10. One of the best 'blaxplotation' movies of the'70s. wbhickok 6 March 2001. Three the hard way is one of, if not the best blaxplotation movies to come out of the '70s.
33% Tomatometer 6 Reviews 49% Audience Score 100+ Ratings A record producer (Jim Brown), a PR man (Fred Williamson) and a black belt (Jim Kelly) in karate foil a racist plot to poison part of a...
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- Gordon Parks Jr.
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Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. David Nusair Reel Film Reviews. ...unabashedly fun and silly... Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4 | Jun 26, 2022. Gregory Mims New Pittsburgh...
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Jun 26, 1974 · Featured review. three major cities, three super heroes. Three the Hard Way stars football greats Jim Brown and fred Williamson, and former karate middleweight champion Jim Kelly. Together, they are reunited when one of their buddies is snuffed out trying to expose a neo-nazi operations camp.
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- Action, Thriller
- Gordon Parks Jr.
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Jul 22, 2020 · This one teams up three of the biggest stars of the genre to play some random freelance tough dudes in different cities who know each other from way back (no explanations offered), and sends them to fight straight up white supremacists planning a genocidal super villain plot.
Dec 1, 2023 · When Reviewed. Rating. ★★★★½ Watched by hirotaka 27 Dec 2023. The African filmmakers ( as an artists ) in general who had welcomed the era as black exploitation on the market during the 70s. Blossomed intention even sprung its wings throughout the 80s & early 90s. The distinctive style of storytelling surely influenced many to come afterwards.
Jun 26, 2022 · Three the Hard Way follows Jim Brown’s Jimmy Lait, Fred Williamson’s Jagger Daniels, and Jim Kelly’s Mister Keyes as they team up to prevent a nefarious white supremacist (Jay Robinson’s Monroe Feather) from unleashing a poison that targets only black people. It’s a palpably ludicrous premise that’s employed to mostly watchable yet ...
