Tupac - Resurrection (Widescreen Edition)

great docu, it portrays Tupac as a kind, sensitive, bright man, instead of a hard, pi ssed off gangsta.

Tupac lived the "Thug Life" as he called, (he explanes what it means in the film) and maybe that was his downfall....anyways, great film, lots of info , pictures and poetry.

I recommend this to any 2pac fan,or anyone who wants to get into 2pac....


R.I.P Tupac Amuru Shakur

I'm a big Tupac fan so I decided to check this out. Yeah a real movie would have been better but seeing Tupac died they could only make a doco. This is quite entertaining learning about Tupac's life from when he was a little boy up to when he died. A must own if your a Tupac fan. It's great with concerts and videos and the information about how he became a star etc. In the special features it has two full length music videos (Trapped and Brenda's Got A Baby), his first singles and other interviews by friends and family of Tupac like his mother and Snoop Dogg. It's amazing how they could make a full length documentary on Tupac's life with all the photos and interviews made before he died, I'm very impressed. Like I said a real movie on Tupac's life would be just sensational but Mr Shakur just wasn't alive long enough to provide us with that so we will just have to enjoy this. If you are interested in knowing about how Pac rose from the ghetto to rapstardom then click add to cart now.

R.I.P. Tupac Amaru Shakur

After watching "Tupac Resurrection," I found myself with a much greater appreciation for 2Pac's music. I was also amazed how 2Pac's many interviews and recordings were seemlessly pieced together to make it sound as if Tupac himself was narrating his own documentary. Although it is a bit eerie at first listening to a dead man narrate his own life (and death), it is a much more involving and incredible experience with 2Pac's narration.

Tupac lived an amazing life, even if it was tragically cut short. Tupac Resurrection, then, is a movie that can be appreciated even by people who are not fans of Tupac or rap in general. I watched this movie with my brother, who is absolutely not a fan of rap at all, and even he enjoyed the movie. It is just that 2Pac was such a charismatic, intelligent, and poetic man that he is just fascinating to listen to. And, this movie is doubly fascinating listening to a man narrate his entire life, from birth to death.

If you are a fan of 2Pac, this is a must-have. As I said before, after watching "Tupac Resurrection" I gained an even greater appreiciation of his music. Even for those that aren't fans of Tupac or even rap in general, I highly recommend this movie because it is simply an intense story about a man that is birthed into this world with nothing, becomes rich from an intense dedication to his artistic medium, and then dies a tragic, early death.

The only thing I have left to do is quote Roger Ebert's review, because I really believe he hits the nail right on the head when he says, "Let's assume you are a person who never intends to see a doc about rap music, but might have it in you to see one. This is the one." I highly recommend this movie to everyone. Rap fans or not. Tupac fans or not.

I enjoyed watching movie on the Plane. I watched it on the to london.

The documentry was very informative. It was quite entertaining too. It was very well done in my eyes. 2pac fans will enjoy this movie. I am not a big 2pac fan, but it was a good movie.

Jubril
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Teenage Business Phenom

This documentary is one of the best I've seen on the late great Tupac Shakur. I highly recommend that anybody who is a real Tupac fan, go buy this dvd...it's excellent!