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It's a bunch of crudely drawn black and white cartoons that are loud and foul mouthed and unfunny.
Then the camera aperture opens (like the old hand crankers) on a black & white placard.
Every derogatory, disparaging stereotype of the black American community is featured prominently.
The cover on the DVD and disc is freaking awesome, you would think they made a movie about sweet tooth from twisted metal black which is still a really great idea, but this movie's actors are worst then Ben's performance in pearl harbor, porno's have better quality and better actors.
Naschy stars as the evil Baron Gilles De Lancré, who oppresses the people and uses black magic and bloody rituals to stay in power.
The token troubled black guy (LL COOL J) who is with a gorgeous woman who he otherwise would not even belong with in real life.
The CIA want an international terrorist dead so contact black ops assassin James Dial .
NBC mini-series (later released to video/DVD as full length feature film) about the treacherous 1960s, as seen through the eyes of both a white family and a black family.
However, Dutton's character is killed halfway through and the black family is completely forgotten in a dull, incoherent, and downright awful 2nd half.
This time it's showing the black side.
After placing a hastily scrawled hateful note on a piece of paper and sticking said paper in the windshield of a car that took up two parking spaces, she finds out the owners of the car are the Rainbow Coilition of villains comprising of a white guy, a Mexican, a Chinese guy & a black.
(One in fact spent more time talking about Soderbergh's new digital film camera than the plot or actors or the fact that it's entirely in Spanish with English subtitles.)This is an odd, odd thing to do since a) Soderbergh was only a hired gun on the film and b) it's no more than a competent job of work, with an unremarked upon nod to Oliver Stone's JFK in the black and white cut up camera-work when Che visits New York.
Yeah, yeah, good guys wear white, bad guys wear black....and the good guys always win.
The black and white film did enhance the artful feeling of it.
It's my instinct to be appalled by the comic-relief black guys, but on the other hand at least they're in the movie.
For one, the black guy doesn't die when he's attacked (the first time) and he isn't even one of the first couple to die.
Stranger than odd is this modern day blood sucker does not wing his way naturally, but by way of a black Cessna he seeks his victims.
He portrays whites and other races that are not black as the evil that exists in our educational system.
Ice Cube's character is the epitome of an instigating black man that was responsible for most of the violence in this film.
Singleton barely touched on the relationships between the white and black characters that were trying to reach out to each other.
While they are there, a reptilian creature in the shape of a man(reminded me a lot of the Gillman from CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON)awaits in the wilderness choosing the right time to pick them apart one by one.
The rest of the characters are just various stereotypes of young men and young black men.
(SPOILER: At the end, when they chant Lester's name and he reappears, the black guy and Scarecrow are both laughing, probably out of relief they were on their last scene, and at the cheesy dialogue.)
Badly written, badly edited, and (if I may be so bold) badly acted, "The Order" is the black hole of film - a movie so dense not even the slightest bit of entertainment could escape from its event horizon of suck.
It's shot in black and white with tons of half-naked men running around slapping each other to the tune of dreadful music.
Be they silent, black and white, no budget or big budget, there are very few of them that I can't find something to like about.
In fact, the whole studio must have been tricked into agreeing to hire a guy who had made exactly one previous film, a terribly precious 60's-hip black and white featurette called Joanna.
"Visitor Q" is a failed attempt at black comedy which focuses on what might be the world's most dysfunctional family including physical abuse from beatings to murder to incest to sodomy to necrophilia to a lactating mom who nurses her husband and adult daughter, etc.
There were the tiniest moments of comedy, but it isn't a great black and white film.
It has some delightful black comedic moments.
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