Let's Do It Again

Synopsis

Let's Do It Again is a 1975 comedy film starring Sidney Poitier, following the adventures of two friends who come up with a scheme to rig a boxing match. Clyde Williams (Sidney Poitier) and Billy Foster (Bill Cosby) aim to make a huge profit by making their champion win over their local hero. But their plan faces unexpected challenges, leading to a series of hilarious and chaotic events that test their friendship and business acumen. With a mix of humor, wit, and a dash of romance, Let's Do It Again is a delightful classic that showcases the charm of the two leads and their undeniable on-screen chemistry.

Cast

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  Sidney Poitier

  Clyde Williams

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  Bill Cosby

  Billy Foster

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  Calvin Lockhart

  Biggie Smalls

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  John Amos

  Kansas City Mack

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  Jimmie Walker

  Bootney Farnsworth

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  Ossie Davis

  Elder Johnson

Reviews

Let's Do It Again received a mix of positive and critical reviews from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at 60%, praising the comedic performances of Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby but noting some pacing issues in the plot. IMDb rates it at 6.7/10, with users appreciating the nostalgic value and the lighthearted humor present throughout the movie. Critics have appreciated the film for its engaging storyline and the dynamic between the lead actors, with some noting that it delivers on entertainment value despite its simplistic premise. Overall, Let's Do It Again is a fun-filled comedy that transports viewers to a time of classic humor and engaging storytelling.