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Jim Kelly in Black Belt Jones (1974)

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Black Belt Jones

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Continuity

During the infiltration of Don Steffano's winery, the picture taken to fool the security camera was taken with a Polaroid instant camera, which has a big white border at the bottom of the picture. The picture was taken with the camera right side up, which means that the border at the bottom would mean that the picture would be right side up. But on the rig they put on the security camera, it is shown that it is holding the instant picture with the white border at top, meaning the picture is upside down, but is shown as right side up through the security camera.
The suds on Black Belt.
The man stuck in the trash van scoop vanishes.
The trash van scoop is up, then down.
Position of the thug on the police car hood.

Revealing mistakes

Obvious stunt double for Jim Kelly towards the end when he does the butterfly kicks to take down the four thugs, who are also pretty much just standing there waiting to be kicked in a moment that is not well choreographed.

The stunt double even has a deeper skin tone than that of Jim Kelly's.

Crew or equipment visible

During the first fight in the parking lot near the beginning of the film, a white and blue truck belonging to Cinemobile Systems, Inc. is seen. They provided equipment and services for location filming.

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