Reviews

Each episode was like a mini movie. No waiting episode on episode for an event to take place or slow paced build ups. Just the perfect amount (suprisingly way more than expected) of action and drama packed into each episode. Acting and dialogue on-point. Looks like they researched alot on combat, trainings etc and articulated that into action scenes on par (tbh probably better) that what's expected in high budget movies. Brilliant stuff.

Two amazing actors .. thought wow.. this will be amazing. Instead it was a movie that was simply terrible. Sped up plot lines that were actually important and slowed down plot lines to build depth that were pointless. In the end this entire movie could have ended after twenty minutes / over a simple conversation between the two leads. Left thinking this was the slowest, most un-interesting movie I've ever seen.

I grew up listening to Tupac / sometimes on a daily basis, even today in my 30's he is on every playlist I create. Needless to say I was sighked to see this movie.

I came out of the movie sad and angry for Tupac and all his fans. Honestly it's been 3 days and I'm still angry - every time I hear his songs now - I feel bad for him.

Someone needs to make this movie again.

He wasn't just a poet and activist. He was an old school Thug.. An OG. They portrayed him to be some calm, collected, normal adult. He was anything but. Every scene only went a few mins then a change to story line. No depth to anything. The biggie and NWA movies were amazing in comparison. When you listen to Tupac's music you hear his rough and raw passion and anger in every lyric - this movie was inJustice to every lyric he ever sang.

Just so random. Why not get a good director. Why not explore his beef with biggie more. Why not showcase his thug nature. Picture me Rolling? What made him write that etc etc. none of this was there.

So disappointed.