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You read that right. Sheba tones down on the exploitation and violence. Sure it's there, but not as over-the-top as in Coffy and Foxy Brown. Pam, until this point not someone who has any trouble with showing her naked body, keeps herself clothed practically through the entire movie. Even her outfits don't emphasize her bust in this movie. But maybe that because this time she didn't have a costume designer like she had in Foxy Brown. She has one after-the-sex-scene, but it's one of those that could've been lifted straight out of the Bold and The Beautiful. The movie plays it straight most of the time, even more than Foxy Brown did. Only one character actually stands out as a gimmick; Walker. He goes for a bit of the overacting in his pimp suite. But annoying as he is, he's also pretty funny in a movie that doesn't play it for laughs. Pam Grier plays a private detective this time, which gives her the excuse to walk around with a Magnum in het sholder-holster throughout the entire movie. What bugs me is that in this movie she is quite clumsy in fights while being some sort of professional, while in her earlier movies she was just a nurse or someone like that who went out on some vigilantism. Withou any experience she kicked a lot of ass. She must have streetwise I guess. All this makes it a lesser movie than Coffy and Foxy Brown but it's still watchable.
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