#Download black dynamite season 1 movie
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If you enjoy the exploitation films of the 70's or movies like Army of Darkness and Grindhouse you're going to love this movie. The majority of films today wish they had a soundtrack half as good as Black Dynamite. He hits all the right notes and keeps true to that retro 70's beat. The best thing about the soundtrack is that it feels vintage fitting right in with similar soundtracks from the 70's, but at the same time remains fresh and doesn't seem to rip-off anything specific. One last thing that can't be overlooked about this film is the soundtrack by Adrian Younge, who came out of nowhere and created a very convincing 1970's soundtrack.

#Download black dynamite season 1 movie

White really shines in this movie and I hope it leads to more leading roles for him. White definitely pulls it off creating a character that you love and believe without a doubt could take King Kong in a fistfight and not even break a sweat. Like the trailer says, 'he's tougher then Shaft, Superfly, and the Mack all put together'. In order for this movie to work Black Dynamite needed to live up to the hype it created. Though, when it comes down to it this is a one-man show and Michael Jai White, who is also a co-writer on the film, gives an outstanding performance as our main man Black Dynamite. All the supporting characters feel authentic and bring much needed humor to a world filled with kung-Fu treachery and smack addicted orphans. With names like Cream Corn (Tommy Davidson), Chocolate Giddy-Up (Cedric Yarbrough), and Tasty Freeze (Arsenio Hall) you know you're in for a wild ride. The cast of characters in the film might even be crazier then the films itself. Here you're with Black Dynamite all they way to the end no matter what.

#Download black dynamite season 1 series

Most spoof movies that go in the other direction, ending up with a movie filled with a series of gags that feel contrived and completely take you out of the movie (see Disaster Movie or Meet the Spartans). In the end this is what keeps the movie fresh and the audience wanting more.

So you end up feeling as if the film was just unearthed after being lost for thirty years or so and you accept it. The movie plays out as if it's your typical 70's revenge flick. This is a spoof, in the vein of films like Young Frankenstein or Airplane!, that doesn't let the cast in on the joke. The key factor about all of these gags is that all of the actors/characters play it completely straight from beginning to end without skipping a beat. Dynamite continues on with his speech as if nothings wrong, until he's almost finished and he quickly glances at it, then he proceeds to finish as if he's seen noting at all. As the scene plays out the cameraman even attempts to adjust the shot to try and hide the mic, possibly making it worse. A good example of this is a scene early on in the film where Black Dynamite is giving a long monologue and a boom mic pops in the shot just above his head. The film is able to use all of these unfortunate elements intentionally and create subtle and at times not so subtle laughs. Despite that fact Black Dynamite definitely delivers on what it advertises. Usually, for the audience, this meant a poster that was far more exciting then the movie itself. From the beginning all exploitation films existed simply to sell tickets and make money. Often blaxploitation films, like any other exploitation genre of the 70's, were filled with botched shots, boom mics, and stiff acting. Top-notch crews with million dollar budgets never made these types of movies. The film is not only an homage to the stories and themes of blaxploitation films, but also how they where made and the culture behind the genre in a whole. Black Dynamite must take his fight from the streets all the way to the top, even if that means taking on The Man himself in the white halls of the Honky House. On his quest for vengeance we discover that the treachery runs far deeper then we ever could imagine. So Black Dynamite is forced to take down the mob and clean up the ghetto.

Agent / Vietnam Vet / Kung-Fu Master / Pimp / Everyday Bad Ass, who is pulled back in the game when the mob kills his brother and puts the dope on the streets.

The movie centers around Black Dynamite, an ex-C.I.A. Paying homage to such great films as Shaft, Dolemite, Coffy, and more. All you suckas gather round, there's a brand new movie in town! So get on up and check the scene cause Black Dynamite is the baddest movie to ever hit the big screen! Black Dynamite, directed by Scott Sanders (Thick as Thieves), is a fun and ridiculous throwback to all of the great blaxploitation films of the 1970's.