I'm also a fan of "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka!" It's a more "recent" parody of blaxploitation films made during my generation. It has me on the rolling on the floor laughing everytime I watch it. I love watching Chris Rock in the infamous "How Much For A Rib?" skit.

"Good, Lawd! That's a lot of money!":)

Yep. That was crazy (Chris and the ribs). Plus the INFAMOUS....




CRAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMMMMPPPPPPPPSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSS! :mad: :mad: :mad: :D

I know this isn't a blaxploitation movie per se, but....
 

....has anyone besides me saw Rudy Ray Moore's stand-up movie Rude? (1982).

I thought that was a rather old-school stand up flick, with "intermission" comedians Skillet and Leroy, along with Cathy Cooper doing burlesque comedy routines. Truly IMHO the last bastion of vaudeville style burlesque comedy routines was in this movie.

Highlights of the movie:

Dolemite for President speech complete w/a Q&A session by members of the audience. HEE-LARIOUS.

The anecdote on the African missionary and the lion
The anecdote on the Italian boy spelling the word Mississippi

The anecdote on Dolemite hiding from the lady's husband by "hiding" over the front door with his goodies hanging below.

The anecdote on the two Vietnam vets who returned home, one Black, one White and the one "wish" they each got from the US government. (this was mentioned in the movie Dolemite).

Oh, and let's not forget the Dolemite rap and the Shine & the Great Titanic rap

Yeah, it was low budget, and BTW, the original title wasn't even called Rude (as you could tell by the CG font graphics being inconsistent with the opening credit graphics).

OMG, I want to own this flick; it is a classic.

Oh I LOVE "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka!" I just bought it on DVD and that movie has me CRYING it is so funny!

Blaxploitation...
 

I have never seen many blaxploitation classics. I was a child during the heyday of it, and of course, couldn't see them back then. For instance, I haven't seen Dolemite and was :confused: when Calvin Broadus bka Snoop referenced it in "Ain't Nothing but a G Thang."

*Slight hijack* This morning, there was a Melvin Van Peebles film, "Don't Play Us Cheap," that featured bats trying to invade a Harlem party. I couldn't finish watching it because I was on my way to work, but I saw some parallels between some images we still see today.