10 Best Black Movies (1970's)
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Step into a time machine with us as we journey back to the 1970s, a decade that reshaped the landscape of black cinema. In this video, we'll embark on an exploration of the most iconic and culturally significant black films from that era.
The 1970s were a time of change and artistic expression, and the African-American community played a vital role in pushing boundaries and challenging stereotypes through film. Join us as we revisit this era of creativity and innovation, highlighting the stories, characters, and themes that continue to resonate with audiences today.
From groundbreaking blaxploitation classics to thought-provoking dramas, this video celebrates the cinematic achievements of the '70s that continue to inspire and captivate us. Whether you're a film enthusiast, a history buff, or simply curious about the cultural impact of these movies, you won't want to miss this deep dive into the soul of 1970s black cinema.
The trilogy of Bill Cosby and Sidney Poitier are still my all time favorites.
And not a so call black movie but Lillies of The Field is a classic
THANK U FOR THIS!!! The movies of my teenage years😊
Don't forget the one that started it all, Sweet Sweetbacks Bad Ass Song, 1971!!!
Yes. Shout out and rest in peace to the great Melvin Van Peebles.
I am trying to see that movie. Heard he actually slept with those females in the movie.
Groundbreaking, but not great. Just like James Naismith invented basketball but would get washed by even a G League benchwarmer from modern times.
Great list. I agree with top ten but disagree with number one. At the time in the 70s I agree Shaft is number one but the movie most mentioned over the years is clearly Cooley High. It's way surpassed the rest.
Yeah, I’m a bit torn but I can understand Shaft being ranked number one as far as popularity across generations
I have them all.Thanks for posting❤
Where's "Wattstax" and "Sounder"?
good selection but cooley high should clearly be #1 and three the hard way should have been in the mix
What about across 110th street/ gordons war/ just to name 2
Hitman, with Bernie Casey & Pam Grier & The Spook Who Sat By the Door.
Solid list. Though I'd replace Foxy Brown with Claudine. And Mahogany is way better than Lady Sings the Blues.
Which way is up, Let’s do it again.
This is a good list. But far from great! THE MACK starring the late Max Julian and Richard Pryor should be on the top of the list in my opinion!
It's a movie of style, revolution, and substance, as well as being thought-provoking. It's a cool and timeless classic with great acting, life lessons, and interesting proverbs.
It's also a film that influenced hip-hop music and culture and highlighted the brilliant writings of literary legends Robert Beck aka ICEBERG SLIM and Donald Goines.
Yes, The Mack🙏🏿 Choosing just ten from such a revolutionary decade for black films was definitely a hard task.
Sadly to say the cast was pretty good but the movie the whiz was trash nothing close to the whiz the broadway show
The Mack should be number 1.