Funniest subtleties in the film?

"Sarcastically I'm in charge!"
"Who saw that coming? I mean, who saw who threw that?"

Exactly. Boo.

I particularly liked the fight scene where the one guy was supposed to make it look like he's punching the other guy but ends up decking him instead. The injured guy grabs his face, yells out "Motherfu-", and they quickly cut to another take. That was hilarious.

The whole scene with the guy reading the stage directions as well as his lines.

Watch Black Dynamite's face. First time ("The militants turn startled") he is kind of like...oooohkay...I'll roll with it "I ...walked in." But when the "Sarcasticaly I'm in charge" bit comes, you can see him giving a "oh COME ON, Director, say cut already!" look off camera before he continues the scene,though his eyes keep flitting to the side watching for the cut that never comes.

The tear that disappears and reappears every shot.

There should only be 3 security levels: Jesus Christ!, God Dammit!, **** Me! - Lewis Black NP: Mercyful Fate - Melissa

When Black Dynamite is give this big speech and plan, and one of his crew members cock their guns in the middle of him talking. The pause and stare-back is so hilarious

There's no 'I' in revolu..uh.. team

There's no I in revolutio...in team.

"Unless Alpert's covered in bacon grease, I don't think Hugo can track anything."

Okay. Here's an actual subtle item, rather than all the glaring mistakes that everyone laughs at. I'm sure this is 100% intentional on their part. Gloria is an important character in the first half of the film. It's her who turns Black Dynamite on to the problem of smack in the community and starts him on his crusade and she's the main love interest in the film. But once Black Dynamite has sex with her (using the classy pickup line "you can hit the strees or hit the sheets, I don't care. I you can go, or you can come.") she drops out of the movie. It instead becomes about Black Dynamite and his crew kicking ass and taking names. She then reappears out of nowhere at the very end. This is IMO intentional and is symptomatic of two things 1) the idea, sometimes true in reality, that men involved in the revolutionary movements of the 60s and 70s valued women more as sexual partners than as revolutionary partners, and 2) that a lot of films like this are rather poorly written and do things like set up a major character like Gloria and then let her just drop out of the story.

"Unless Alpert's covered in bacon grease, I don't think Hugo can track anything."