Coffy

Pam Grier in revenge mode, pure blaxploitation cinema. With a Richard Rountree from Hacendado, he looks like the DC teacher from The Deuce

After watching Foxy Brown, I am a bit disappointed by this one. In my opinion, Pam Grier isn't as strong as she is in Foxy Brown, so this is the first down side. Second, the stroy is nearly identical, which is sad, but okey (same applies to every Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movie). But also the story is not as easy to follow as was the case with Foxy Brown - things just happen (we're suddenly in that strip bar, and noone questions why Coffy is there as well, etc.; or Coffy gets attackt in her car, and of course the police officer is just there; or the fighting scene at the beginning, etc.). I liked the soundtrack a bit better, but all in all, I had not all to much fun with this one. Maybe my rating would have been better if I had watched this one first... I don't know... If you are interested in these kind of blaxploitation movies and what to get a look into where Quentin Tarantino got his inspiration from for Jackie Brown, I'd rather recommend you to watch Foxy Brown.