James Belushi,
Tupac Shakur,
Lela Rochon,
Dennis Quaid,
James Earl Jones
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A pair of corrupt police officers discover the hard way that crime really doesn't pay in this action drama. Divinci (James Belushi) and Rodriguez (Tupac Shakur) are two New York undercover cops with s... read more
DVD Release Date: February 25, 1998
Stats: 322 reviews
Believe it or not but this is actually a decent cop thriller starring Shakur and Belushi! two dirty cops trying to lie their way out of killing an undercover detective by framing a homeless man.
The premise is fine yet unoriginal but its handled well, both Belushi and Shakur pla... read more
Fairly dated yet pretty watchable. I think the main attraction for this film at the time was Tupac, but for me James Bellushi was the one that drove the film here.
didn't like this movie at all...i know they were taking out the bad guys, but they weren't all that good themselves....very shady movie....
Maybe the single worst acting pairing in Hollywood history. Tupac and Jim Belushi? What kind of moronic tripe is this?
When I read the description on the dvd box I was lookin forward to seein this flik
Despite having Tupac and Belushi as the main stars it kinda tanked.
It was NOT the cast that ruined it. It was the directors, writers, producers, etc.
Had it been done a tad bit different ... read more
Tupac & James Belushi. What a team up. Good movie. I wish it could have been developed a little longer. It seemed a bit short in the "story" department. Anything with Pac is fine with me.
This movie, though not the best cop movie out there is worth watching, if for no other reason you get to watch Tupac.
I was never a Tupac fan - I just didn't see what the big deal was. However, I can say that he is one of the few rappers that actually had some sort of acting talent. If I was an actor, I'd be mad - someone else getting all the good jobs just because they dropped a hot album last ... read more
Tupac's last movie... and it was horrible... This was just not that good of a movie.... the fact that Tupac dies in it and is killed by a cop is a little out there
I won't pretend to know anything about Shakur's music, but his death robbed filmgoers of an actor who only began to show his talent.
An ambitious but instantly generic urban crime drama that conjures up the usual assortment of cliched' streetwise grittiness
Tupac was a very promising actor -- it's a shame this was the kind of film he usually wound up in.
There are several clever twists in the story, though Kouf never quite manages to make much of it seem credible. Full Review
Jim Kouf has managed to create a low-budget cop story that not only features a sterling cast, but also manages to entertain for two hours straight. Full Review
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