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By Monsieur R (279) on 28 Jan 2011

Gritty, gritty, gritty... Thats about as much as there is to say. The storyline is pretty standard, but the violence is rather extreme…

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By Arthur R (252) on 28 Jan 2011

Before he was cast as Huggy Bear in the 70s TV series STARSKY & HUTCH, Antonio Fargas played low-life criminals and hustlers who were generally…

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By Andy K (331) on 06 Aug 2010

There is debate about whether this film should be classified as a blaxploitation film, or as a forerunner to those films…

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By Stephen C (1,119) on 11 Jul 2010

Mean and Lean cop thriller with loads of violence and two outstanding performances from Quinn And Kotto…

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By Pavan R (814) on 04 Jul 2010

A fast pace police chasing criminal action flick..Kotto and Quinns interaction on screen is central....probably woouldve been much more interesting…

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By Karsh D (1,216) on 29 Jun 2010

Decent enough crime thriller set in Harlem. Gang rip off the mafia so have the crimelord after them not to mention the police…

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By Van R (339) on 21 Mar 2010

Wild in the Streets director Barry Shear's pulsating blaxploitation thriller Across 110th Street is a gritty, realistic crime caper about three…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 04 Jan 2010

One of the earlier Blaxploitation films and one of the better ones too, with an involved plot, great main cast and plenty of violence…

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By Cassandra M (558) on 12 Sep 2009

While its theme song is probably the most famous thing about it, Across 110th Street is one of the best blaxploitation films out there, a complex…

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By Jason F (539) on 05 Aug 2009

I have to default to the 3 star rating because I neither liked nor hated this film to any extent. I just... didn't really watch it…

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By John P (2,089) on 05 Jul 2009

You don't know what you'll do until you're put under pressure/Across 110th Street is a hell of a tester The lyrics, which play out over Blaxploitation-style…

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By Matt . (292) on 31 Mar 2009

Blaxploitation movie? I guess I can see why people default to this classification, but.... no. Buddy cop movie…

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By Adam D (1,043) on 31 Mar 2009

Blaxploitation movie? I guess I can see why people default to this classification, but.... no. Buddy cop movie…

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By Brad G (899) on 09 Feb 2009

It's a pretty standard exploitation flick with a great cast…

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By Brian B (2,161) on 02 Dec 2008

Solid. Squalid. Sordid. Nothing goes right from frame 1. A nice balance of realistic and almost cartoonish acting. Great soundtrack…

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By Wes S (1,293) on 17 Oct 2008

Has it's dry spots, but a very gritty 70's flick. Good ending…

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By Mark B (2,206) on 05 Sep 2008

Films like this expose modern crime movies for the frauds they are…

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By Christopher R (545) on 16 Aug 2008

I've been jonesing for 70s cop movies for some reason...and this one is great…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 15 Aug 2008

One of the most powerful and famous Blaxploitation films of the 1970's, best known for it's theme song by Bobby Womack…

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By Private U (13,627) on 09 Jul 2008

The story is grim, bleak and violent and the grit and grime of Harlem is present in every scene. The movie's theme is black vs…

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