best 2pac documentary???

[OG Hack Wilson]

there's so many


I say it comes down to Thug Angel or Ressurection, depending on what format you want

[awol22222]

What happened to "The Early Years"?

[Tekniec]

Thug Angel. it was more indepth in showing how it all started dating back to his roots. Ressurrection was just a copy n paste job but nevertheless it was still good

[U.N.T.O.U.C.H.A.B.L.E.]

Thug Angel

[OG Hack Wilson]

upppp

[Black Excellence]

assassination. a lesson for the babies.

[Johnny_B]

I would say Resurrection but since his words were edited to make him say things he did not say, I would have to go for Thug Angel. Speaking of Thug Angel, has anyone watched Thug Angel 2 that premiered on fuse?

[OG Hack Wilson]

assassination. a lesson for the babies.

lol as if you were a 2pac authority

[theremedy360]

I thought Resurrection was great, never seen Thug Angel, I'll have to check that one out.

[DeeezNuuuts83]

Speaking of Thug Angel, has anyone watched Thug Angel 2 that premiered on fuse?

Yeah, it was more of the same.  They used a lot of unused footage of the same people interviewed (Rashida Jones, Treach, Afeni, Mutulu, etc.) from Thug Angel and Beef, though they had some newer stuff from Napolean, Mopreme, one of the Hughes Brothers and one of the Makaveli producers (I think Hurt-M-Badd, though I could be wrong).

The only interesting thing was when Napolean said that when they were hanging out in New York in 1994 before Pac got shot, Stretch delivered a message to Pac from someone whose name was removed from the documentary (probably Haitian Jack) saying that Pac "didn't want to go to war with him" since his "money wasn't right," which immediately made me think of the end of Against All Odds where Pac says, "You told me not to go to war until I got my money right; I got my money right, now I want war."

[felipebtu]

angel

[Native American]

Ress....

[TraceOneInfinite]

30 for 30 Night In Vegas about Pac and Tyson was classic shit as well, in my opinion