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And here's the link:When I saw it at the first showing at the DeMille, it was apparent that the largely black audience was often as confused as I, not only by the plot but also by the point of view. Throughout most of the film, their sympathies were with the movie's villain, played with lovely, stylish cool by Lockhart, even to the extent that they snickered when St. Jacques upbraided the preacher for conning his own people. "You could have been a Marcus Garvey or a Malcolm," says the cop, but the audience, as far as I could tell, was simply disappointed that crime did not pay.
Well I fell in love with Judy Pace before I did with Pam Gier.Robert Crawford said:Judy Pace, what a beautiful woman. J.D. Cannon in blackface. Loved every moment of it especially the ending with Redd Foxx.
Yeah, Judy first caught my eye in The Thomas Crown Affair. Then she really showed off her terrific body in Cotton.ahollis said:Well I fell in love with Judy Pace before I did with Pam Gier.
Your Clicking my memory on this just lead me to pre-order the title. Of course it was through the HTF linkRobert Crawford said:Yeah, Judy first caught my eye in The Thomas Crown Affair. Then she really showed off her terrific body in Cotton.
Hey, I was in high school during my first viewing of that film during it's theatrical run. That's something you don't forget as a hot blooded teenage male.ahollis said:Your Clicking my memory on this just lead me to pre-order the title. Of course it was through the HTF link
Five On The Black Hand Side might be coming soon if this one does good.Charles Ellis said:I love this movie! For once it will be released OAR instead of the fullscreen version now out on DVD.
But crime DID pay. Red Foxx lived the high life after running off with all the money conned out of the poor folks in Harlem and the mafia secured its standing in the community after making a donation in the place of Foxx's absconding of the dough.Vic Pardo said:"You could have been a Marcus Garvey or a Malcolm," says the cop, but the audience, as far as I could tell, was simply disappointed that crime did not pay.
Tell that to Vincent Canby. I was quoting his review.JoHud said:Transfer on this was VERY good. The opening credit sequence was loaded with process shots, but once the actual movie starts it looked outstanding. Great detail and color in nearly every scene.
But crime DID pay. Red Foxx lived the high life after running off with all the money conned out of the poor folks in Harlem and the mafia secured its standing in the community after making a donation in the place of Foxx's absconding of the dough.
Also, St Jacques never said that line, it was Cambridge earlier in the move. Lockhart simply repeated that line to St Jacques in a desperate bid to convince him to lay off.
Yeah I know, just felt like commenting on that.Vic Pardo said:Tell that to Vincent Canby. I was quoting his review.