| Black Dynamite | |||||
| Sony Pictures (2009) | |||||
| Action, Comedy | |||||
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In Collection
#11 |
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5*
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| Juka Ceesay | Valet Girl | |
| Kevin Chapman | O'Leary | |
| Sean Christopher | Nipsy | |
| Tommy Davidson | Cream Corn | |
| Richard Edson | Dino | |
| Jason Edwards | Soul Brother | |
| Jon Kent Ethridge | Young Black Dynamite | |
| Cory Gluck | Young Jimmy | |
| Arsenio Hall | Tasty Freeze | |
| Darrel Heath | Militant 2 | |
| Andray Johnson | Karate Instructor | |
| John Kerry | Mafia Chief | |
| Lauren Mary Kim | Hoe | |
| Neil Lewis | Young black dynamite | |
| Alexis McCombs | Hooker | |
| Michael Jai White | Black Dynamite | |
| Buddy Lewis | Gunsmoke | |
| Pete Antico | Abraham Lincoln | |
| Phyllis Applegate | Aunt Billy | |
| Obba Babatundé | Osiris | |
| William Bassett | Captain Yancy | |
| Sorana Black | Disguised Waitress #1 | |
| Troy Lindsey Brown | Kid #1 | |
| Fredella Calloway | Waitress | |
| Cheryl Carter | Black Dynamites Mother |
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| Producer | Jon Steingart
Charla Driver |
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| Writer | Scott Sanders
Byron Minns |
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| Cinematography | Shawn Maurer
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| Musician | Adrian Younge
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Action legend from the 1970s Black Dynamite (Michael Jai White) an African-American ladies man and soul brother takes on a fight against drug dealing and murder in the ghetto after his brother is murdered. It seems the Black Dynamite is the only man who will take on the fight and uses his gun toting ways to try to clean up the ghetto of the scum that has murdered and sold and distributed drugs to local orphanages in an attempt to get the kids hooked early. Will Black Dynamite live up to his name and succeed in cleaning up the ghetto or will the “MAN” win out and keep the ghetto hooked forever. |
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