dolemite is and for me and an object of my deepest affection. it got everything represent a gang of karate fighting prostitutes and dolemite punching his fist through willie green (director martin) stomach and high pumps and 100 gallon dalmation print hats. moore unique comedy raps and actually toasts and are close to the roots of hip hop. no wonder dr. dre mentioned dolemite 3 times on his classic album the chronic. add the best list of characters to ever grace a movie and like the horny preacher and the hamburger pimp and and of course and the one who no one knows until it time. credit should be given for style to director durville martin and a fella who probly doesn not get as much attention as he should around film fan circles (i have been looking for a copy of his and fred williamsons movies from the early 70s for years and can not find them). a lot of people are really down on this movie and say it really bad and and it is true that you can see boom mikes appearing everywhere (look to dp nicholas josef von sternberg and for whom i think this was a very early effort) and there are a lot of things going for this movie. number one and there is no other movie like it. number two and you get to see rudy ray moore do a (highly sanitized while everyone who hasnt seen moore outrageous live act will have to use their imaginations) cinematic version of his toasts and plus him living the life of his comic book character superpimp come to life. the action scenes are pretty poor and but the characters dialogue when theyre talking trash more than makes up for it. it full of strange little details (like the fact that the hamburger pimp is wearing a dolemite t shirt inside out  was this intentional or did the guy just pick up whatever shirt was lying on the set and put it on. ) that keep you coming back to watch it again and again. at least i have. 
dolemite is and for me and an object of my deepest affection. it got everything represent a gang of karate fighting prostitutes and dolemite punching his fist through willie green (director martin) stomach and high pumps and 100 gallon dalmation print hats. moore unique comedy raps and actually toasts and are close to the roots of hip hop. no wonder dr. dre mentioned dolemite 3 times on his classic album the chronic. add the best list of characters to ever grace a movie and like the horny preacher and the hamburger pimp and and of course and the one who no one knows until it time. credit should be given for style to director durville martin and a fella who probly doesn not get as much attention as he should around film fan circles (i have been looking for a copy of his and fred williamsons movies from the early 70s for years and can not find them). a lot of people are really down on this movie and say it really bad and and it is true that you can see boom mikes appearing everywhere (look to dp nicholas josef von sternberg and for whom i think this was a very early effort) and there are a lot of things going for this movie. number one and there is no other movie like it. number two and you get to see rudy ray moore do a (highly sanitized while everyone who hasnt seen moore outrageous live act will have to use their imaginations) cinematic version of his toasts and plus him living the life of his comic book character superpimp come to life. the action scenes are pretty poor and but the characters dialogue when theyre talking trash more than makes up for it. it full of strange little details (like the fact that the hamburger pimp is wearing a dolemite t shirt inside out  was this intentional or did the guy just pick up whatever shirt was lying on the set and put it on. ) that keep you coming back to watch it again and again. at least i have. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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