tupac resurrection -
11-09-2003, 04:24 AM
we just went through a pre-test of this movie that premiered on the 4th in LA, and hits theaters countrywide on the 14th. the movie is like a documentary with footage about his tragic and heroic life, all the way up until his grisly shooting! it's basically is a tribute to tupac, a martyr and legend of rap, arguably the greatest rapper of all time.
produced and directed by iron lady lauren lazin, the movie is a must see. though it seems like the thing that should be on biography, not in the movie theater, whatever the case is, its cool that someone is recognizing this jamaa for everyting that he has done. being a role model and inspiring many modern day rap artists. not many people in the world have love for this man, but hopefully this film will open their eyes to tupac's story. despite being shot on a low budget, it is informative and educative, and just because it is all real footage doesn't mean that it won't be enjoyable.
this movie shows the 'tatoo tears' life of tupac shakur. it shows his life as he became a famous rapper from a shady boy in marin CA. it gives us an inside look at his songs and the "murder", plus an inside look at the 7 day theory.
one strange thing is that tupac made a documentary about his life.hey, this is freaky but he is in the entire movie, his words, his voice, and his thoughts about life, fame, money, and everything in his life. haya, i took like two breaks inbetween the session to catch some air. one sawa thing is that it's just not about a rich bling, rap star, its about a man who gave the african skinned youth a voice in this generation.
my opinion: tupac is still alive
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