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Joe Greene
- Big Joe
- (as 'Mean' Joe Greene)
Matt Cimber
- Arthur
- (as Gary Harper)
George 'Buck' Flower
- Drunk Gambler
- (as Buck Flower)
John F. Goff
- The 'Sicilian'
- (as John Goff)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaDirector Matt Cimber had to win money in a high-stakes craps game in order to pay everyone in the crew a bonus week's pay.
- ConnectionsReferenced in A Football Life: Joe Greene (2014)
- SoundtracksPop Goes the Weasel
(Title song)
Traditional
Adapted by Luchi De Jesus and Lola Falana
Sung by Lola Falana
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Of all the crappy blaxploitation films I've seen in my day, this is definitely one of them. Talk about poor film making, Lady Cocoa looks like it was shot by a bunch of high school kids.
Here's a short list of things that make this movie suck:
1. The screen changes colors repeatedly, probably from leaving the film cans sitting out in the sun or something. It reminds me of something shot in the early 1900's. One second everything will be completely purple, the next it will be green, followed by orange, then black and white. Even when the color is correct (which isn't often) the characters look totally illuminated, making the entire room glow. This is the first film I've ever seen that was physically painful to watch.
2. The sound is awful. There is a high pitched squeal the entire movie. I tried the disc on two DVD players and two TV's and it was still there. The boom mic gets smacked around a lot to, usually making more noise than it actually records. Thankfully, it saves you from having to hear the awful dialogue, or in the case of Mean Joe, lack there of.
3. The story lags and lags and lags. There is absolutely no action in this movie until the 73rd minute, much like Matt Cimber's previous work, The Black Six. Up until then, I was under the impression this was some type of romantic comedy.
4. Every thing in Lady Cocoa is completely illogical. Especially the ending. I supposed I should be grateful this one at least had an ending (director's previous movie just turned off after awhile).
SUMMARY: Sucks.
Here's a short list of things that make this movie suck:
1. The screen changes colors repeatedly, probably from leaving the film cans sitting out in the sun or something. It reminds me of something shot in the early 1900's. One second everything will be completely purple, the next it will be green, followed by orange, then black and white. Even when the color is correct (which isn't often) the characters look totally illuminated, making the entire room glow. This is the first film I've ever seen that was physically painful to watch.
2. The sound is awful. There is a high pitched squeal the entire movie. I tried the disc on two DVD players and two TV's and it was still there. The boom mic gets smacked around a lot to, usually making more noise than it actually records. Thankfully, it saves you from having to hear the awful dialogue, or in the case of Mean Joe, lack there of.
3. The story lags and lags and lags. There is absolutely no action in this movie until the 73rd minute, much like Matt Cimber's previous work, The Black Six. Up until then, I was under the impression this was some type of romantic comedy.
4. Every thing in Lady Cocoa is completely illogical. Especially the ending. I supposed I should be grateful this one at least had an ending (director's previous movie just turned off after awhile).
SUMMARY: Sucks.
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- $250,000 (estimated)
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