Five friends get together and decide to plan an operation to rob a bank. The main difference between this and other bank-robbing gangs, however, is that all five men are blind.
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Leila Hermosa | ||
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Leo Fong | ... | Lin Wang |
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Charlie Davao | ... | Johnny Duran |
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Carlos Padilla Jr. | ... | Capt. Reyes |
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Dick Adair | ... | Anderson |
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Darnell Garcia | ... | Hector Lopez |
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B.T. Anderson | ... | Lew Simpson |
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Chuck Doherty | ... | Jim Metcalf |
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The Americans are planning to send five million dollars to Southeast Asia for relief work. They plan to send it to a bank in Manila and the President of the bank goes to the U.S. to work out the details. He is later approached by someone who wants him to steal the money and turn it over to them. He learns that they want him to use 4 blind men to get the money. So he recruits them and brings them to Manila and recruits a woman who teaches the blind to train them. Eventually they recruit a local bank robber who is also blind to help them. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
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Country:
PhilippinesRelease Date:
April 1978 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Of course, the idea of hiring five blind guys to rob a bank is pretty ludicrous. Though the movie DOES at least go to the trouble to show the men training for an extended period of time, and admit it - who could resist that premise? Sadly, the movie pretty much wastes it. It's slowly paced, and lacking excitement, even in the actual bank robbery. And Fred Williamson doesn't even appear until the last ten minutes! I'm curious as to why he is playing his Jesse Crowder character, since he made that character for his personal projects. Anyway, Williamson does provide a little spark (even though he seems to be sleepwalking here), though it's not enough to save things. I won't be surprised if Hollywood eventually remakes this movie - whatever the results, it will have to be better than this.