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The Final Comedown (1972) - Blaxploitation Film
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The Final Comedown (1972)

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The Final Comedown is a 1972 American political drama and action film directed by George McCowan and starring Billy Dee Williams. Williams plays Johnny Johnson, a Black revolutionary whose response to racism and social injustice leads to an armed confrontation and a hostage situation in a hospital. The film belongs to the early-1970s cycle of Black-oriented action cinema and focuses on political radicalization rather than conventional crime adventure.

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How good is The Final Comedown (1972)?
The Final Comedown (1972) scores 5.06/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Blaxploitation Film category.
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With a score of 5.06/10, The Final Comedown (1972) is a solid option in Blaxploitation Film. See all Blaxploitation Film ranked.

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