All 9 Pamela Poitier Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready to dive into the world of Pamela Poitier as we take you on a journey through some of her most iconic and beloved movies. From heartwarming dramas to thrilling action flicks, we’ve compiled a roundup of Pamela’s best work that will leave you entertained and engaged from start to finish.
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1. The Warriors (1979)
“The Warriors” is a high-octane action thriller that takes audiences on a pulse-pounding journey through the gritty streets of New York City in 1979. The movie’s tagline is nonexistent but the premise is simple and captivating — a street gang called The Warriors finds themselves falsely accused of assassinating the respected leader of a rival gang. With no choice but to clear their names, The Warriors must brave the treacherous terrain of the city, fighting their way through rival gangs and dodging law enforcement as they make their way across the boroughs to reach their home turf on Coney Island.
2. Stir Crazy (1980)
“Stir Crazy” is a 1980 hit comedy-crime film starring Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. Directed by Sidney Poitier and written by Bruce Jay Friedman and Charles Blackwell, the film follows two best friends, Paul (Pryor) and Fletch (Wilder), who find themselves in prison for a crime they didn’t commit. Despite being locked up, they refuse to stay caged and hatch a hilarious plan to escape the system and clear their names.
3. Fast Forward (1985)
In the 1985 film “Fast Forward, “ eight passionate small-town teens embark on an unforgettable journey to the bustling streets of New York City. Their goal? To seize one in a million chance at stardom and triumph in a nationwide dance competition.
4. Liberty & Bash (1989)
The enthralling action-drama “Liberty & Bash,” set in 1989, captivates viewers with its unforgettable storyline. Focusing on an unusual alliance between Liberty, Bash, and Jesse, who served together during a Central American conflict, the film brilliantly depicts their unwavering commitment to saving at-risk youths from falling into the clutches of crime and becoming valued members of their community.
5. Air America (1990)
Air America (1990) is a thrilling action-comedy film set amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the Vietnam War. The film follows the journey of a young, naive pilot (Mel Gibson), who finds himself unwittingly recruited into a covert and corrupt CIA airlift operation in Laos. As he navigates the dangerous world of covert missions, he must also deal with a range of eccentric and ruthless characters, including a resourceful CIA officer (Robert Downey Jr. ) and a dedicated love interest (Nancy Travis).
6. Ghost Dad (1990)
From the creators of “Cop and a Half” comes the fantastical family comedy “Ghost Dad”! When a father inadvertently becomes a ghost due to an accident, he faces the challenge of supporting his children while navigating this ethereal new world.
7. The Five Heartbeats (1991)
“Get ready to tap your feet and feel the rhythm as ‘The Five Heartbeats’ takes you on a soul-stirring journey through the 1960s. This captivating film follows the meteoric rise and heart-wrenching fall of an unforgettable African American vocal group. Experience the passion, heartache, and camaraderie that bind these five friends together through the highs of success and the lows of betrayal.
8. The Jackal (1997)
Get ready for an intense action-packed thriller, as The Jackal takes audiences on a mind-bending adventure. Starring Bruce Willis as the elusive assassin, Richard Gere as the skilled undercover agent, and a star-studded ensemble cast, this film brings suspense to a whole new level.
9. Sidney (2022)
“Sidney Poitier”, a documentary film released in 2022, unveils the inspiring life story of the legendary actor and director who won an Oscar in 1964. This biographical documentary delves into Poitier’s extraordinary journey from a humble Bahamian backwater to becoming a global icon.
