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Black Sunday (1977)

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All Time

of 190,142

1,999

1970's

of 10,575

181

1977

of 3,301

15
Action
- Action All Time
  
  of 5,895
  
  244
  
  Action of 1977
  
  of 69
  
  3
  
  Action of the 1970's
  
  of 543
  
  26
Drama
- Drama All Time
  
  of 37,999
  
  1,101
  
  Drama of 1977
  
  of 166
  
  10
  
  Drama of the 1970's
  
  of 1,855
  
  95
Thriller
- Thriller All Time
  
  of 7,011
  
  432
  
  Thriller of 1977
  
  of 47
  
  3
  
  Thriller of the 1970's
  
  of 462
  
  58

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Black Sunday (1977) is ranked overall as out of 4 stars

Overall Rating:2.8784

Avg Critic Score:2.9189

Black Sunday (1977) Movie Reviews

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filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)

If the plot of Black Sunday seems familiar, that's probably because you're remembering the wholesale rip-off it was given by The Sum of All Fears just a year ago. But Sunday is immensely better. ...read the complete Black Sunday movie review at filmcritic.com (Christopher Null)

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JackassCritics.com (Mike Long)

Black Sunday stars Marthe Keller as Dahlia Iyad, a member of Black September, a Lebanese terrorist group. The organization is planning an attack against the United States for their continuned support of Israel. When Black September's headquarters is...read the complete Black Sunday (1977) review at JackassCritics.com (Mike Long)

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PopMatters (Chris Robe)

The years from 1965 to 1977 constitute a moment in Hollywood history when artistically ambitious and politically progressive films were economically viable. Examples of this brief counter-cultural movement include Bonnie and Clyde (1967), Easy Rider...read the complete Black Sunday (1977) review at PopMatters (Chris Robe)

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