Movie Reviews for One Down Two to Go

One Down Two to Go

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Movie Reviews of One Down Two to Go

Movie Review: See It
Summary: 4 Stars

I thought this movie was a hoot from the start. The opening martial arts scenes look real and professional, but then it goes straight into classic blaxploitation and revenge movie mode: the script is corny and terrible, camera work is strange, the actors sometimes look like they are having trouble keeping a straight face, the violence is cartoonish (except for Kelly's & his opponent's work--he can't help being a pro martial artist), some of looks like it was shot in somebody's back yard and more than I want to write right now. It's not "Coffy", my favorite of this genre, but if you like this kind of movie, it's definitely worth watching.

Movie Review: Whoa!
Summary: 2 Stars

I bought this(yes) because I wanted to see what Jim Kelly and other looked like goin into the 80's. I see...

The picture quality is very clear and clean. The sound is what it is. The dialuoge is hardly there. The plot...? The story setup was not there. You wonder what it's all about and then once you know, you still have a hard time knowing what it is. The worst part has to be the directing. This was direced by Fred Williamson. If you ever thought that there was no such thing as bad directing, look at most decent to great films, then get this.

They tried to relive some of Richard roundtree's Shaft persona, but this movie sucks. Not as bad as other say, but bad. I have seen worse. I was wondering where that trailer aired.

All of thew stars must have been out of work at that time in order to think that this would work. I wonder how much they got paid.

To the guy who said that he was an actor in the film, what part did you play? I am curious. What was Jim Kelly's last film?

Movie Review: Snoozefest
Summary: 1 Stars

You might think a movie starring four big genre stars (Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly, Richard Roundtree and Jim Brown) and written and directed by Williamson would be an entertaining one, but it's not. It's a boring snoozefest not worth wasting money on.