Dynamite Brothers (1974)

Dynamite Brothers: Directed by Al Adamson. With Timothy Brown, Alan Tang, Aldo Ray, James Hong. Young black man teams up with a Chinese kung-fu expert to fight a drug ring.

“I agree with the other reviewer who wrote that thereu0026#39;s a good movie buried here, but with Al Adamson at the helm, it was never going to appear on screen. His incompetency as a filmmaker is astounding. How can you make so many mistakes? For example, you have a good set of kung-fu actors who know how to stage a fight, but youu0026#39;d never know it watching East Meets Watts or Dynamite Brothers or whatever you want to call it. The fight scenes are horribly shot. Add to that a plot that makes absolutely no sense, ridiculous dialogue, stilted delivery, and a lack of any technical acumen, and youu0026#39;ve got one very poor movie. I think one of my favorite bits in the movie might have been the character named Stud Brown – how awesome is that!u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOne of the things that amazed me as I watched East Meets Watts was how in Godu0026#39;s name did Adamson convince Aldo Ray and James Hong to be in this pile of dung? Both are very accomplished actors who deserved way better than this.”