A Trip down Memory Lane...The Rise and Fall of Blaxploitation Movies

"Explore the rise, influence, and cultural legacy of Blaxploitation films in this comprehensive look at the genre's history. #Blaxploitation #CinemaHistory #BlackCinema #70sMovies #FilmCulture #Dolemite #Shaft #JimKelly"

[@jacquelyndavis6493]

Movies that gave us great icons

[@maureencora1]

My Favorite is Bernie Casey "Hit Man" (Get Carter)

[@NATHANIELBROSFREDEREICKJOHNNSO]

MERGE MANAGE HISTORY I DIRECTION'S I

[@NATHANIELBROSFREDEREICKJOHNNSO]

MERGE MANAGE HISTORY I DIRECTION'S I

[@NATHANIELBROSFREDEREICKJOHNNSO]

MERGE MANAGE HISTORY I DIRECTION'S I

[@maureencora1]

@@NATHANIELBROSFREDEREICKJOHNNSO Touche' (smile)

[@fataudra7579]

Way too much AI in this video. 😅

[@arthurdrew4933]

I HATED HIS PROFESSION-DRUG DEALING,BUT I DID ADMIRE HIS GUTS/SMARTS!!

[@SmokeD-dl2ju]

Said it loud, I'm black and I'm so proud 🦚😢😢🎉🎉😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@normanbrown9225]

I Saw The CHANGE COMING WHEN, GENE CHANDLER SANG, DUKE OF EARL.😊

[@thequietrevolution3404]

These were mostly action films. Just had to remember that it was just movies. Never once had the compulsion to become a pimp, gangster or drug dealer.

[@anthonymackey222]

This person is reading off something. Black Exploitation started in the 60's when Blacks started appearing on TV and movies by stage actors; Max Julian, Ossie Davis, etc. Movies such as Nothing But A Man, Putney Swope.

[@andrad.rivers3729]

You forgot to mention Ron O'Neal and Super Fly

[@troopermack]

We will do a part 2. There are many more not mentioned

[@andrad.rivers3729]

@@troopermack Okay, thank you for this update!

[@jazzcook]

Most of the dialogue was poorly written. It almost seemed like it was YT people trying to talk like Black folks. The good thing though is they inspired young Black filmmakers to do our movies properly. 👍🏽