A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
The ideal comedy for any night is Uptown Saturday Night, a breezy joy pairing Sidney Poitier (who also directs) and Bill Cosby as pals out to recover a stolen wallet and the winning lottery ticket it holds. Henry Belafonte, Richard Pryor and Flip Wilson are also in this “fast, funny immensely likable film” (Chicago Daily News). It’s Poitier and Cosby again in A Piece of the Action, portraying wily crooks who rip off the rip-off artists exploiting the poor. James Earl Jones is the cop who pushes the duo to give time to ghetto kids or do time in the pen. Join the fun as these reluctant Robin Hoods get hip to giving instead of taking! The DVD is a Double Sided Disc.
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(out of 21 reviews)
Review by D. O’Brien for A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
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I bought this for my mother for Christmas because she grew up on these movies and always loves watching them. I loved how you got two movies for a great price. The picture is excellent but my mother didn’t understand that you had to flip the disc over to see the other movie. The handling of those kinds of discs can get tricky.
Review by cafe mocha for A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
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I grew up watching these two. this was a treat to find it on DVD. I love a piece of the action!! buy them both!
Review by Rosalynn Ross for A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
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I love both of these movies and the fact that they come on the same DVD is great.
Review by G. brown for A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
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I brought this video for my husband, he has watched it more than 10 times . Movie an a+++ on both sides, good buy also.
Review by Carl R. Houston for A Piece of the Action / Uptown Saturday Night
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I was very pleased that these films are now available on DVD.I must say that they may be even more enjoyable now that I am older as they were when I was just a kid in the 70′s.I feel that Bill Cosby and Sidney Poiter should be mentioned in discussions concerning the greatest comedy teams of all time.