John Guillermin was a better than average director but even he can't save this movie from its clichés and predictable script. Of course, by 1970 the civil rights movement was well under way and the black lead had to make up in cleverness for what the white counterpart had in stupidity. So, Brown and van Cleef make a workable duo thanks to Brown's superior intelligence and strength, while Lee shoots and blows up anything that moves.
Acting is generally substandard. The stunning Marianna Hill, with a truly fantastic set of boobs, steals the show.
The script is explosive - not through its quality but through the constant explosions on the screen.
Photography is cheap color, unsteady at times.
Still, I carried on watching until the inevitable ending. Won't happen again.
Acting is generally substandard. The stunning Marianna Hill, with a truly fantastic set of boobs, steals the show.
The script is explosive - not through its quality but through the constant explosions on the screen.
Photography is cheap color, unsteady at times.
Still, I carried on watching until the inevitable ending. Won't happen again.