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Revanche de Sangue

Título original: One Down, Two to Go
  • 1982
  • R
  • 1 h 25 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
4,5/10
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Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Jim Kelly, and Richard Roundtree in Revanche de Sangue (1982)
AçãoArtes marciaisDrama

Dois policiais durões vão atrás da máfia que fraudou o torneio de artes marciais e feriu seu amigo.Dois policiais durões vão atrás da máfia que fraudou o torneio de artes marciais e feriu seu amigo.Dois policiais durões vão atrás da máfia que fraudou o torneio de artes marciais e feriu seu amigo.

  • Direção
    • Fred Williamson
  • Roteirista
    • Fred Williamson
  • Artistas
    • Fred Williamson
    • Jim Brown
    • Jim Kelly
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    4,5/10
    713
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    • Direção
      • Fred Williamson
    • Roteirista
      • Fred Williamson
    • Artistas
      • Fred Williamson
      • Jim Brown
      • Jim Kelly
    • 23Avaliações de usuários
    • 13Avaliações da crítica
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    Fred Williamson
    Fred Williamson
    • Cal
    Jim Brown
    Jim Brown
    • J
    Jim Kelly
    Jim Kelly
    • Chuck
    Richard Roundtree
    Richard Roundtree
    • Ralph
    Paula Sills
    • Teri
    Laura Loftus
    • Sally
    Joe Spinell
    Joe Spinell
    • Joe Spangler
    Tom Signorelli
    Tom Signorelli
    • Mario
    John Guitz
    • Bob
    • (as John Gruitz)
    Richard Noyce
    • Hank
    Peter Dane
    • Rossi
    Victoria Hale
    Victoria Hale
    • Mrs. Rossi
    Warrington Winters
    • Sheriff Lucas
    Louis Neglia
    • Armando
    Aaron Banks
    • Announcer
    Mark Bruno
    • Trainer
    John Dorish
    • Deputy
    Dennis Singletary
    • Boy
    • Direção
      • Fred Williamson
    • Roteirista
      • Fred Williamson
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    Avaliações de usuários23

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    6dworldeater

    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.
    vchimpanzee

    Was this what they call 'blaxploitation'?

    This movie looked like it would be pretty good. I read somewhere that Fred Williamson was part of the 'blaxploitation' genre, but the cast looked good. The movie didn't, though it wasn't terrible. I suppose given the subject matter--karate fighting in a boxing-type ring, with the fights fixed and partners stealing from each other, and killing to prevent their scheme from being found out--it was not a particularly violent movie, but it was more violent than I cared for. I did get the impression that Richard Roundtree, Jim Brown and Fred Williamson gave better performances than the white actors. And given the fact that Williamson directed and was a producer, surely black people would be presented with some dignity. I guess they were, but I couldn't avoid thinking I was seeing my first 'blaxploitation' film. Still, I had to enjoy watching Roundtree's character (or was it Williamson's? I couldn't remember which was which) act tough toward those who weren't being honest with him. I guess it wasn't really so bad, but I wouldn't make a habit of watching other movies like it.
    5wellthatswhatithinkanyway

    It's so coooooooool to be black,brother...

    STAR RATING:*****Unmissable****Very Good***Okay**You Could Go Out For A Meal Instead*Avoid At All Costs

    Ralph (Richard Roundtree) and Chuck (Jim Kelly) are two kung fu champions who have set up a tournament to see who is the best.However,they've encountered a problem in the shape of the mob,who are putting pressure on them to rig their tournament.When they instinctively offer resistance,they find themselves the subject of an attack and find themselves relying on pals Cal (Fred Williamson) and J (Jim Brown) to stand up to them and offer retribution.

    Throughout the 70s and into the early 80s,the 'blaxploitation' movie was a big thing and enjoyed a huge following as it did it's thing and played a huge part in bringing black culture into mainstream cinema.Two of it's most iconic figures,Jim Kelly,the unforgettable Williams in Enter the Dragon and Shaft himself Richard Roundtree,who added much to the action element of this movement with their baaaad-asssss attitude and hard personas,enjoy prominent billing in this one,but each have only supporting roles and very limited screen-time.

    As it is,this movie is carried by two other black players,Jim Brown and Fred Williamson,fairly charismatic guys with a fairly effective rapport and presence between them.

    The main problem with the film is the story.It is simplistic as hell and churns on at a robotic pace as the movie rolls on and on.Aside from being one of the lead stars,Williamson also administers directorial duties here and sort of allows his own pet project to meander along at his own comfortable,slumberous pace.The film is simply okay but so nothing special from any other of it's ilk.

    Overall,this is,for the most part,a robotic and plodding entry into it's genre.However,if you want to watch a fair bit of 'black attitude' and style,a cool,funky soundtrack,not to mention some okay martial arts here-and-there,this might just fill a hole in your stomach.***
    5lost-in-limbo

    Would you dare to bring it on.

    During a martial arts tournament, fighter Chuck and his friend Ralph think there's something crooked going on behind the scenes. Chuck checks it out and discovers match fixing, but for his troubles he's shot. Ralph becomes worried when Chuck disappears, but they meet up and learn that they won't be getting the money they're owned by the tournament organisers, but become actual targets. Chuck is shot again, Ralph is knocked out cold and Chuck's girl gets raped and kidnapped. Before this had happened, Chuck got his gal to ring his buddies Cal and J to come down and help get their money. Their friends are missing, so Cal and J decide to start up their own investigation and get down to business.

    Oh yeah, what a bang-up leading cast we got here! Fred "The Hammer" Williamson's laid-back, rough 'n' tumble late blaxpoitation piece goes on to team up influential 70s exploitation figures Jim Brown, Richard Roundtree, Jim Kelly and Fred Williamson. Hell, that's great! Well, you would like to think so, but the script never lets the four interact with each other too often. The straight-forward material isn't anything special and it might rely on its stars' presences, but there's no question about the sheer spirit and exciting raw beatings, shootouts and explosions interwoven into Williamson's rough-around-edges direction. Smothering proceedings is ultra-smooth dialogues packed stinging wisecracks and ripe humour. Roundtree and Kelly seem to be in supporting roles compared the likes of Brown and Williamson. Honestly when the latter two appeared, that's when the wham-bam attitude and hard-ass excitement seemed to break out. The opening ten minutes actually sets-up an authentic martial arts tournament for the film, where these guys are literally busting their guts for prize money. After some slow moments, it does take its time to find its groove. However the funked-up soundtrack is a real highlight and an atmospherically scorching score is filtered in nicely. Pulsating camera-work is lucidly leering and naturally fitting to the stark and gritty look of the film's locations. The four main men are great. A domineering Brown is excellent as the polite, but persuasively forceful J. The sensational Williamson chews it up with pure vigour and charm as Cal. Roundtree paints a macho awe to Ralph and what little time a solid Kelly gets is done with enough aplomb. Peter Dane and Tom Signorelli make for decent scummy villains and their dopey henchmen cop nothing but beatings. Joe Spinell makes for an amusing minor performance as a twitchy promoter who gets a visit by Roundtree. Warrington Winters injects some light humour as the random appearing sheriff, who just doesn't want trouble in the way of gunfire and explosions that seems to follow these men. The feisty Paula Sills and the endearing buxom Laura Loftus play the sweethearts.

    Like the tag-line suggests, this blaxpoitation does pack four times the punch with its ass-whopping. Despite some splintered chemistry, there's still plenty there to offer the fans.
    4bbickley13-921-58664

    Black Star Power

    I did not realize that Fred Williams made another flick which consist of the biggest stars of Blaxploitation. but unlike Original Gangsters this movie came out at the height of their careers, which is good because the only reason you would want to see it is because of the black star power.

    With a title that sounds like the Sequel to 3 the Hard Way, adding Shaft to the list making 4, the movie starts with marshal arts master, Jim Kelly and Richard Roundtree getting into some trouble with dudes who don't want to pay the money they are owed, and when trouble escalates, they call in their boys Fred the Hammer and Jim Brown to help.

    The movie is not much different from 3 the hard way with Jim carrying a big gun and Fred hooking up with some chick. In fact, I mentioned basically every movie these two did in the 1970's.

    What's lacking is Jim Kelly's marshal arts. Sure nothing can beat the scene in 3 the hard way where somehow his nice boots are replaced with sneakers out of nowhere and he gets into some hard hitting action, but it would be nice if they tried.

    This wouldn't be much of a problem if Shaft was used to his fullest in the film, but he's not. I guess when you got the Hammer in the directors chair, he's got no choice but to make super star Jim Brown more than just his back up, but once Fred is on screen it's his show, make no mistake.

    Most of these movies are just like the other, but somehow this movie's quantity is a little under, despite the large talent pool. Try to Avoid.

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    • Curiosidades
      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.
    • Citações

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

    • Conexões
      Referenced in At the Movies: Nate and Hayes/A Night in Heaven/The Big Score/Terms of Endearment/Danton (1983)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Get Even
      Written by Herb Hetzer and Joe Trunzo

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 19 de novembro de 1982 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Kick Boxers - O Confronto
    • Locações de filme
      • Meadowlands Arena, Meadowlands Sports Complex - 50 State Highway 120, East Rutherford, Nova Jersey, EUA
    • Empresas de produção
      • Camelot Films
      • Po' Boy Productions
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      • US$ 4.000.000 (estimativa)
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 25 minutos
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      • Color
    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby Stereo
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      • 1.85 : 1

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