Biggie & Tupac: The Movie

[Don Breezio]

ok well this documentary has just hit our hollywood video and i am watching it right now lol....is it just me...or does it seem like this english fool doin all the interviewing has no clue what hes talking about? some of the interviews were good...some look like they were told what they should say. i do love the footage though that i hadnt seen...the clip of pac impersonating rick james and the one of him impersonating scarface are fuckin hilarious! but...i really think that this guy doing all the interviewing has probably heard about 4 whole tupac songs on his life lol...question for you guys too...when they were interviewing a friend of tupacs...im guessing one of the outlawz but i didnt catch his name so im not sure...he was playing/rapping a song that said something like "this is the return of the outlawz...."...does anyone know what song that is and is it available on the net or on a cd?

[-KuNiVaA-]

okay... well i got the DVD and saw it twice.  These are a few things i got from it... its long and presents a lot of good evidence about who actually commited these crimes.  It goes into detail and also has really good interviews, i mean after awhile this english guy's voice gets annoying, but it is still interesting how he got these balls to actually go and interview suge and meet up with all these people he is not normally use to being around.  Its a good dvd and i would recommend it to anyone..

[On The Edge of Insanity]

It is a pretty tight documentary.

The guy they showed rapping was Mopreme Shakur, 2 Pac's half brother or some shit, who used to be in Thug Life.

[Mudpole]

The whole thing is mainly focused on Big, and yeah the rick
james bit was fuckin' funny. I liked it, It reveals who was behind biggie smalls death in my opinion