Soundtrack and story of rags to riches while sticking it to the man make this a classic
Black Caesar has one of the greatest Blaxploitation soundtracks of all time because it was done by James Brown. It’s right up there with Shaft done by Isaac Hayes. I mean it is funky! The music also fits perfectly with the scenes its used in like The Boss which is played while Fred Williamson and his henchman walk through Harlem in their suits and take care of business. When Brown says, “See a bad mutha!” it explains Williamson to a T.<br /><br />The movie itself is about the rise and fall of Williamson as a black gangster in New York City. Williamson begins working for the Italian mafia but then carves out his own empire. I can’t watch it without thinking about the real life Frank Lucas who followed a similar path. Lucas was fictionalized in American Gangster featuring Denzel Washington.<br /><br />Like the best Blaxploitation Williamson gets to stand up to the man again and again. One time he buys his lawyer’s apartment right up from under him furnishings and all. Another time he gets to humiliate a racist mafia boss. This is what made the genre special. Black people got to play out their fantasies of sticking it to the man.<br /><br />It all makes Black Caesar one of the best Blaxploitation films from this era.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Cohen", "Larry"], "Producers": ["Larry Cohen", "Benjamin Fisz", "Kenneth Rive"], "Starring": ["Fred Williamson", "Art Lund", "Gloria Hendry"], "Studio": ["Amplifying Black Voices"]}

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