Tupac - Resurrection (Widescreen Edition) [DVD]

Love it!

There has been so many dvds (8 IN ALL)released about 2pac since he was murdered on sept 7 1996 at 25yrs. His estate has released 8 albums & there is still more to come plus he stared in 6 movies while he was alive. This movie captivates you from start to finish, his eyes draw you in & make you feel like your going threw the struggle with him. His life was so short yet he achieved so much, with just another 6 months who knows how many more albums we would have coming out. This movie is filled with never before seen footage of pac on several talk shows where he does not hold back on anyone & you get to hear his side of what happend from his fights with police,rape allegations & of coarse biggie & puffy. AS you watch you come to realise that puffy is a fake man beyond words & that one day he will be exposed. AND songs like hitem up & about 20 others he made dissing puffy & biggie would be what anyone would do in his position who was shot 5 times. Ressurection is by far the best movie made about pac, his music sets the soundtrack perfectly as the story unfolds. At the end you are left with an empty feeling that all the jealousy of others was what finally brought him down(they wounder how i live with 5 shots, ni**az are hard to kill on my block). Pac never let up on his goal(to make us all aware white & black,what the governement & certain people in the world are fooling us & leaving us in vicious cirle of poverty & no hope) even after his death he still remains the best rapper of all time. Ressurection will be a classic for years, plus the dvd will have extra scenes & interviews. This movie is so enjoyable beacause there is no one else talking about him its all pac telling his story(some of the comments he makes leaves you woudering did he sit down & tell his story to a mic before he died so his legacy would live on. Im getting 2 copies when its released on june 15. Pacs lyrics will live on for ever. rest in peace pac & yak

Gospel truth, indeed. This is a man so beholden to the brilliance of his Black Panther upbringings that his music presents equal parts authority and rebellion the way a Christ figure could be considered in film or otherwise. This text is a surety in the world of rap that not only acts as an avatar for his experience but rap as a whole, the same way Elvis was the kick in the door for rock and roll already afforded for him by Little Richard and Chuck Berry. As someone who's primarily a rock fan, I have great respect for rap as black America's rock and roll. You heard me say that. The film's execution is the music equivalent of Game of Death, wherein we have an product holding a space for the twofold candor of what is left unfinished by death and what is finished by his friends. Pac certainly had them. I want to write an even more full review of this film eventually, but this is a clear example of a rockumentary that pushes itself without force into the realm of cinema greatness. I apologize if I am too laudatory, but such is the consequence of when you can tell this isn't Aaliyah's biopic.

For the record, this majestic motion picture is the epitome of a documentary. Unlike the plethora of films predicated upon Tupac Shakur, said individual effectively and decisively, narrates his Genesis and Exodus! The most important unnerving aspect of this film, is the acceptance of the realization of an untimely, yet anticipated early demise. What began on June 16 1971, and concluded on September 13 1996 are immaterial. We all arrive here with a beginning date, and an end date. This movie brilliantly documents what he accomplished in said time. Those accomplishments, were, are, and shall forever be........... incomparable!

Tupac's Resurrection was all about choices to me. On one hand, you have this good looking , charming young man whose intellect could rival some of the most reknown scholars. On the other hand, you have a brash pawn who hung out with the wrong peeps, and trouble and denialibility clung to him like shadows. This is the most sincere and frank account of him and his life. From his intent to carry out a new way of "thug-living" to him getting carelessly caught up in "groupie luv" You can say what you want about Pac, but he was always about "choices" He said this himself. And to actually try to pinpoint one of the many sides of him as a whole, then you would not have an accurate definition of the man we know as Tupac Shakur. He was good, bad, indifferent. As I stated in an earlier review, he is an array of every emotion caught on film. I would recommend any Pac fan to invest in this dvd.

Enjoyed the cool movie. The actor who portrayed Tupac Shakur was excellent fr.

Great film he narrates this is a replacement someone stole mine lol

FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO KNOW THE MAN, THIS IS THE BEST TO TURN TO FROM HIS OWN WORDS SPOKEN.

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Was bought as a gift and gladly received

Liked very informative dvd

this is just a perfect documentary and worth every penny. A must buy for tupac fans or anyone who is interested in REAL HIP-HIP artists like tupac and outlawz. why buy from any where else. 10/10

This is an amazing documentary, edited in a way that tupac is the narrator from beyond the grave.