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Hammer (1972)A dock worker becomes a prizefighter, but gets mixed up with a crooked manager. A sympathetic L.A. detective tries to set him straight, but he won't listen. His manager, who is also a drug ... See full summary » Director:Bruce D. ClarkWriter:Charles Eric Johnson (screenplay) |
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Title: Hammer (1972)
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Davis
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Lois
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Rhoda
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Professor
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Sonny
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Roughhouse
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Mary
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Riley
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Tiny
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Bruiser
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Medina
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A dock worker becomes a prizefighter, but gets mixed up with a crooked manager. A sympathetic L.A. detective tries to set him straight, but he won't listen. His manager, who is also a drug dealer, tells him that he has to take a dive during an important fight, and to ensure his cooperation, his girlfriend is kidnapped. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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EnglishRelease Date:
7 April 1973 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
B J Hammer See more »Filming Locations:
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This Blaxploitation film may not be considered as one of the best, but it's still a good one and very entertaining.The action and fight scenes are good in a realistic way, the acting is not bad, and the story is easy to follow.
Good action, excitement, nudity, a funky soundtrack and cool dialogs,
the fans of Blaxploitation will enjoy it.
Fred Williamson does a fine job,
he's one bad dude.
Its Hammer time.
7/10