A pair of tough cops go after the mob who jinxed the martial arts tournament and injured their buddy.
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Cast
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| Fred Williamson | ... | Cal | |
| Jim Brown | ... | J | |
| Jim Kelly | ... | Chuck | |
| Richard Roundtree | ... | Ralph | |
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Paula Sills | ... | Teri |
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Laura Loftus | ... | Sally |
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Tom Signorelli | ... | Mario |
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John Guitz | ... | Bob (as John Gruitz) |
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Richard Noyce | ... | Hank |
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Peter Dane | ... | Rossi |
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Warrington Winters | ... | Sheriff Lucas |
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Louis Neglia | ... | Armando |
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Aaron Banks | ... | Announcer |
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During a high-stakes east-west karate tournament, coach Chuck suspects the match is rigged against him. When looking around the other team's locker room gets him shot, he calls in Cal and J, his partners from California. After exercising a little persuasion and a lot of brute force, they discover who's behind it all. Now the only problem is getting back the money Chuck is owed. Written by Amazon
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blaxploitation | kung fu | karate tournament | martial arts tournament | martial arts |Taglines:
They pack, 4 times the punch!..The Fury!..The Excitement! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
19 November 1982 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Three the Hard Way Part 2 See more »Company Credits
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Fred Williamson conceived the idea of the film while he was in New York filming the movie, Vigilante (1982). See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This movie looked like it would be pretty good. I read somewhere that Fred Williamson was part of the 'blaxploitation' genre, but the cast looked good. The movie didn't, though it wasn't terrible. I suppose given the subject matter--karate fighting in a boxing-type ring, with the fights fixed and partners stealing from each other, and killing to prevent their scheme from being found out--it was not a particularly violent movie, but it was more violent than I cared for. I did get the impression that Richard Roundtree, Jim Brown and Fred Williamson gave better performances than the white actors. And given the fact that Williamson directed and was a producer, surely black people would be presented with some dignity. I guess they were, but I couldn't avoid thinking I was seeing my first 'blaxploitation' film. Still, I had to enjoy watching Roundtree's character (or was it Williamson's? I couldn't remember which was which) act tough toward those who weren't being honest with him. I guess it wasn't really so bad, but I wouldn't make a habit of watching other movies like it.