Trailer!: Black Dynamite

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Trailer!: Black Dynamite

POSTED: Thursday, September 10, 2009, 8:24 PM

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I've been hearing great things about Black Dynamite since its Sundance premiere ' it's just one of those good time movies. This trailer is steeped in big ups to blaxploitation. We're just talking about the trailer here, not even the feature length itself. It's looking and pacing has a Dolemite-y feel to it. I'm also pumped to see Arsenio Hall (who, according to me, should be in more movies because I love Coming to America) and Reno 911's Cedric Yarbrough, pimped to the nines with a fu manchu and some bitchin' sideburns.

Black Dynamite opens in theaters October 16.

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Posted 2009-10-05 18:58:36

Cedric the Entertainer has got to be one of the best comedian's of all time, He always seems to bring about a laugh no matter what film or other projects that he is working on. I think he is great!

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