Let's Do It Again

A group of uptown men, led by singer Billy Cole and neighborhood doctor Khalid, decide to take over the numbers racket in Harlem. They face challenges from existing crime syndicates and the police, all while dealing with their own personal lives and relationships.

Let's Do It Again was a commercial success, benefiting from the popularity of its stars, Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby. While generally considered an entertaining comedy with musical numbers, critical reception was mixed, with some praising its humor and performances, and others finding its plot predictable and its handling of crime themes somewhat light.

• The film succeeds primarily due to the star power and comedic chemistry of Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby.
• Audiences enjoyed the musical numbers and the lighthearted approach to its crime premise.
• Critics found the plot somewhat formulaic and the handling of serious themes too superficial.

Google audience: Viewers generally found the movie to be a fun and amusing experience, with many highlighting the enjoyable performances and the blend of comedy and music. Some noted that while it wasn't a groundbreaking film, it was a pleasant watch.

The film features musical performances by The Staple Singers, who also contributed significantly to the soundtrack.