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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on June 22, 2017, 03:48:19 PM ---To me it was the most basic interpretation of Pac's life. Didn't emphasize on who he was enough for me. Just kinda glossed over events.

You need a documentary to give Pac's life justice. An OJ 30 for 30 like documentary.


--- Quote from: Sccit on June 22, 2017, 01:48:17 PM ---dude who played pac did good

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there's so much to discuss on pac i think a hbo type mini series would be better or some kind of Netflix series these money grab type movies will always fall short

Hack Wilson - real:
good movie but needed Stretch

FUCK-YOU-BItch:
This movie was cheap ass fuck. Not just like they cutted the real things out, they didn't put some money into the screening.

V2DHeart:
Was given tickets for this and didn't think I'd have the time to go this week but did. Went with my wife who isn't really a Hip Hop or a 2Pac fan but she enjoyed it.

I thought that it was a very good effort. I felt the way they worked around the prison interview to tell his history was good and that the acting on the parts of 2Pac, Afeni and Suge were surprisingly better than I had expected given the amount of criticism. Sure there were inaccuracies and perhaps not enough emphasis on the parts 2Pac fans would have preferred more detail on I.E.; the charitable individual, the compassion, more of the relationship between 2Pac and Suge, the FBI survellience, the intense work ethic and schedule, which would show the distinction between him and 90% of other top industry stars that gives him some of the admiration. A lot was glossed over, but the sheer volume and depth of his life, would, as many have stated require an entire series or 2 to really tell the full story but the movie did its job in my opinion. You could literally do an entire movie on each section of his life if you wanted to pick a section to focus on. Far too many comparing it to Straight Outta Compton, which was a different movie. Just look at the movie 'Ali' if you want to see a movie that is more comparable to All Eyez On Me in terms of glossing over events due to volume, and Will Smith done a fantastic job on the character too.

Both my wife and I were surprised it had reached the 2 hour mark and both had agreed that we could have easily watched another hour.

*spoilers*

The only negative I would have is that the ending could have been better, perhaps shown an aftermath of some kind, a phone call alert to family or the announcement and the effect it had. A hospital scene perhaps? The outpouring of support to show the severity or impact he had. Again time would have been difficult to fit in. Overall I'd easily give this movie a 7 out of 10

Eddz:
Any news on the soundtrack or has it been scrapped?

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