'Tupac Ressurection'

Anyone see this movie/documentry yet??? Was'nt really suprising, they might as well have shown it on MTV :dunno:

i was waiting for it to come out but it didn't come to any theater around here. "coming soon to a theater near you", my ass. closest showing's a half hour away.

If your a Pac fan, you'll enjoy it.
If your not, you will not. 'Tis that's simple.

How much anyone wanna bet this threads turns into a huge 6-page flamefest over if he's alive or not?

No need for flames, he is alive. ;)

How much anyone wanna bet this threads turns into a huge 6-page flamefest over if he's alive or not?

The subject has been debated to death in this forum.If this thread turns into a rerun,I'll be putting the lock on it. :grinno:

:rolleyes: I've just definitively answered the question. Let it die. :thumbsup: ;)

Haven't been able to see it yet, but I hope to see it soon.

The thread is not weather or not he's dead or alive, it's about the film/documentry about him that's bieng shown in theaters.

I havent seen it yet, i am a big pac fan tho..... so i will prob enjoy :smokin:

Wanna see it; haven't yet. The soundtrack is pretty good; it's got some of his old stuff, with some new mixes feat. Eminem and 50 Cent. Whole album is pretty tight.

I can’t imagine the demand for the film is high enough to make it widely distributed. It’ll slowly make its way around.







btw - dead dead dead :p

I can’t imagine the demand for the film is high enough to make it widely distributed. It’ll slowly make its way around.







btw - dead dead dead :p
Actually, Tupac is a far more recognizable figure than you may think. The fact that he had so many different sides to him, especially caring for what goes on in poor neighborhoods. Unfortunately, the media only cast him in the light of being a criminal(i.e. getting shot and arrested). I'm sure the movie can be found all over Kazaa or something. I found the album about 3 weeks before it was released, but i do plan on going to buy it.

2pac is the greatest rapper who ever lived. is the film worth it? i do wanna watch it. :smokin:

I have only found this sort of 'cult following' of Tupac in the USA, where I was living WHEN he WAS alive there was never much interest in him aside from the occasional song.

What is it with the American obsession of keeping the dead alive through the media?

he was killed for a reason. who cars, i think its a bunch of trash. maybe if someone paid me $20 to see it, i would consider it.