One Down, Two to Go

1982
R
1h 25m

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Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly, and Richard Roundtree in One Down, Two to Go (1982)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA pair of tough cops go after the mob who rigged the martial arts tournament and injured their buddy.A pair of tough cops go after the mob who rigged the martial arts tournament and injured their buddy.A pair of tough cops go after the mob who rigged the martial arts tournament and injured their buddy.

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Anecdotes
One of the major reasons Writer/Director Fred Williamson decided to make the film besides the down time between projects was because he wanted to give Jim Brown, Jim Kelly and Richard Roundtree work. He stated that besides doing a sequel to Three The Hard Way, that Brown, Kelly and Roundtree were not given the work they should've been getting in Hollywood at the time and deserved better.

Citations
Cal: I may not know kung fu, but I'm an expert in gun fu.

Connexions
Referenced in At the Movies: Nate and Hayes/A Night in Heaven/The Big Score/Terms of Endearment/Danton (1983)

Bandes originales
Get Even
Written by Herb Hetzer and Joe Trunzo

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6/10

A bit of a disappointment, but still a decent watch

One Down, Two To Go is a later blaxsploitation/action movie that was directed/produced and acted by Fred Williamson. The Hammer brought along Richard Roundtree, Jim Brown and Jim Kelly to join the party. The film is in no way a bad movie, but the pacing and script don't do the high powered cast of 70's black tough guys justice. There is plenty of action and trash talking, but a lot of the film is boring and takes a while to get there. It picks up once Fred Williamson and Jim Brown show up. Richard Roundtree didn't get enough screentime to utilize his full potential and Jim Kelly gets hardly any screentime. This film was the last of three films that Fred Williamson, Jim Brown and Jim Kelly acted together in. I much prefer Three The Hard Way over this, but there were parts of this movie that I did find entertaining.