Freie Fahrt ins Jenseits

Originaltitel: Black Belt Jones

1974
18
1 Std. 25 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

2789

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Jim Kelly in Freie Fahrt ins Jenseits (1974)

A Mafia buy out of Papa Byrd's karate school downtown ends in his death. Byrd's daughter, Sydney, refuses to sell, and wants revenge. Byrd's students call the Black Belt Jones for help. Jones reluctantly teams with Sydney in many battles.

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Martial Arts Action Crime

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA Mafia buy out of Papa Byrd's karate school downtown ends in his death. Byrd's daughter, Sydney, refuses to sell, and wants revenge. Byrd's students call the Black Belt Jones for help. Jone... Alles lesenA Mafia buy out of Papa Byrd's karate school downtown ends in his death. Byrd's daughter, Sydney, refuses to sell, and wants revenge. Byrd's students call the Black Belt Jones for help. Jones reluctantly teams with Sydney in many battles.A Mafia buy out of Papa Byrd's karate school downtown ends in his death. Byrd's daughter, Sydney, refuses to sell, and wants revenge. Byrd's students call the Black Belt Jones for help. Jones reluctantly teams with Sydney in many battles.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

2789

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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The color, make and model of the car that Black Belt Jones Jim Kelly drives is a yellow and black 1971 Jensen Interceptor Mk III. This is a hand-made British import powered by a 440 c.i. Chrysler engine.

Patzer
During the infiltration of Don Steffano's winery, the picture taken to fool the security camera was taken with a Polaroid instant camera, which has a big white border at the bottom of the picture. The picture was taken with the camera right side up, which means that the border at the bottom would mean that the picture would be right side up. But on the rig they put on the security camera, it is shown that it is holding the instant picture with the white border at top, meaning the picture is upside down, but is shown as right side up through the security camera.

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Pinky: What the hell is that?
Big Tuna: Panties!
Pinky: That son-of-a-bitch threw his panties in my face?

Alternative Versionen
UK cinema and video versions were cut by 1 min 27 secs by the BBFC with cuts to nearly every fight scene including heavy edits to groin kicks and neck chops.

Verbindungen
Featured in It Came from Hollywood (1982)

Soundtracks
Theme from Black Belt Jones
Performed and Composed by Dennis Coffey (as Dennis Coffy) & Luchi De Jesus
Arranged by Dennis Coffey (as Dennis Coffy) & Mike Theodore
Courtesy of Sussex Records

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Whacky, wild, and unbelievably funny!

When you have a 70's kung-fu flick full of polyester suits and afro's, along with such choice dialogue as "Ouch! You shot me!", "I'm Gonna turn you into fudge", or "Tuna who?", you know you're in for the time of your life!

Definitely to be watched with a group of friends, this is a one-of-a-kind gem among all movies. The action is often so badly choreagraphed and timed that it's F'N good!

Plot is the same as any basic old-school chop-socky... martial arts school fights from being taken over, master is killed, and main character must avenge the master. Think "Chinese Connection" (Bruce Lee), but 70's ghetto style!

The sound track itself is a reason enough to see BLACK BELT JONES! Jim Kelly ROCKS!