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Movie Reviews of Friday FosterMovie Review: CLASSIC PAM!!!!! Summary: 5 Stars
I LIKED THIS MOVIE IT IS GOOD. I LIKE JUST ABOUT AKK IF PAM'S MOVIES I REALLY ENJOY HER MOVIES. IT HAS EARTHA KITT, CARL WEATHERS, TED LANGE, AND OTHER GREAT ACTORS. THIS MOVIE DOESN'T HAVE A LOT OF ACTION ON IT.N BUT, IT DOES INCLUDE SOME ACTION. I ENJOYED IT PAM STILL DELIVERED AS ALWAYS AND SHE GOT THE JOB LIKE SHE ALWAYS DOES.
Movie Review: pure fun Summary: 5 Stars
if you like 70s-movies and pam grier, you can't go wrong with friday foster.
one of the most entertaining blaxploitation-flick one can find.
buy it...now !
Movie Review: My Favorite Pam Grier movie Summary: 5 Stars
This is my favorite movie of hers because you get to see more of her personality as an actress. Great transfer to DVD and the quality shows how beautiful Pam truly is.
Movie Review: Still a Whole Lotta Woman!!! Summary: 5 Stars
Pam Grier is smokin hot in this blaxploitation classic...and enough "Jive" dialect to keep you laughing for days!!!
Movie Review: [3.5]- "Is she crazy or something?" - "No, she's just all woman" Summary: 4 Stars
In 'Friday Foster' Grier is getting even closer to 'Cleopatra Jones' territory, but without the fun and style of that movie or its sequel. I was slightly disappointed when I saw it because it didn't deliver the typical kick a** madness you normally get from a Pam Grier movie! The storyline is tame, the forced political correctness is only pesky and the whole stuff lacks in violence and sex, so prepare for blaxploitation in its mildest form!
In here we have Pam Grier, as Friday- a magazine photographer, who is given the assignment of covering the airport arrival of the richest black man in America. But Friday gets more than she bargained for as this routine assignment turns into an assassination attempt. Because Friday was able to get some shots of the would be killers, her life is in danger. Soon, everywhere she goes, people end up dead. Friday's investigations lead her to corrupt government officials, a renowned preacher with an eye for more than the Bible, and something called The Black Widow.
Pam Grier is convincing in the lead, but not as tough as "Coffy" or "Foxy Brown"! This movie actually has one of the best supporting casts of any blaxploitation film, but fails to hold up on its end. If you want to be entertained somehow watch out for the performances of genre greats like Yaphet Kotto plays Grier's detective buddy, and Julius Harris is her boss. Plus there's Scatman Crothers ('Black Belt Jones'), Thalmus Rasulala ('Blacula'), Godfrey Cambridge ('Cotton Comes To Harlem'), Paul Benjamin ('Across 110th Street') and Carl Weathers ('Rocky'), as well as Eartha Kitt who is a hoot as a flamboyant fashion designer, Isaac the bartender from 'The Love Boat' (Ted Lange) and even inexplicably 'Gilligan's Island's Thurston Howell III (Jim Backus)!
This film does have some lighthearted tone in comparison to her other films. That's not to say there aren't plenty of killings, but it never feels as depressing, downbeat, or serious as something like "Coffy." It's a nice change of pace to see Grier laughing and joking with Kotto in many of the film's scenes. The action scenes are good and funny at the same time. One of my personal favorites is the rooftop chase with Kotto and Weathers and the second being the fashion show. The fashion line up was just as crazy because the models showed no form of expression going down the runway while doing a form a vogue-dance that sort of scared me a bit while maintaining a zombie like expression across their face, you have to see it in order to understand it.
I'm a fan of 70s Blaxplotation because it reminds me of my parents era and fashion sense, gotta love them. As I stated before "Friday Foster" may not be a spectacular film but it's still welcome in my movie collection.
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