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Across 110th Street (1972)

In a daring robbery, some $300,000 is taken from the Italian mob. Several mafiosi are killed, as are two policemen. Lt. Pope and Capt. Mattelli are two New York City cops trying to break the case. Three small-time criminals are on the run with the money. Will the mafia catch them first, or will the police?

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Stuart K 15 Aug 2008

One of the most powerful and famous Blaxploitation films of the 1970's, best known for it's theme song by Bobby Womack. This has two New York cops, the biggoted Mattelli (Anthony Quinn), and black Lt. Pope (Yaphet Kotto) teaming up to stop an all out war breaking out in Harlem between the Mafia, led by Nicky D'Salvio (Anthony Franciosa) and the black gang who stole $300,000 from them, it comes down to 3 crooks who conducted the theft. Across 110th Street is a very gritty film, and it doesn't fall into the cliches that alot of blaxploitation films of the time did. It's very violent, and there is alot of racial tension on display, which adds to it's tense mood. Oh, and look out for Huggy Bear in the film!! :D

Bill B 16 Jun 2015

Apesar de, na essência, tratar-se de um objecto exploitation, "Across the 110th Street" exerce todos os esforços para alcançar outro tipo de dignidade: seja através da presença de Anthony Quinn (num papel pouco dado a simpatias) ou recorrendo a Bobby Womack para assinar a excelente banda-sonora. A década de setenta pode até estar carregada de filmes de guerras violentas entre gangues, mas nem todos conhecem a sorte de decorrer no bairro de Harlem dividido entre a máfia, pushers e a pouca autoridade que lá se atreve a entrar. Os restantes esforços de "Across the 110th Street" procuram estimular grandes ideias sobre o racismo, embora seja extremamente difícil chegar a qualquer conclusão no meio de tantos tiros e chapada.

Greg W 23 Apr 2016

another fave seventies movie where images and music blend so well

Kent L 10 Aug 2006

multi-layered caper flix that runs mostly on a racial charge (hence why it gets pigeon holed w/ a lot of blaxploitation films) but black urban life wasn't pretty and the bigotry that existed was real..plus I usually always enjoy Mafia movies and the Harlem Mafia in Across 110th Street would put it in a personal 12 best of the subgenera

Lee M 26 Dec 2012

Not sure whether this fits firmly enough in the category of Blaxploitation or not. Firstly, its star is Quinn a white actor and not Kotto so it doesn't exactly follow tradition. However it does have an impressive score featuring songs from soul singer Bobby Womack. Thirdly, whilst it has the clothes, the guns and the cars, it doesn't have the boobs...so I'm really not sure what to think. Overall though, its gritty and interesting but just not as cool as it could have been, say if it were John Shaft calling the shots.