An engrossing and rather suspenseful mystery investigation.
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12/30/08
Biggie and Tupac (2002)
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Reviews Counted:46
Fresh:37
Rotten:9
Average Rating:6.7/10
Consensus: This is a compelling documentary, even for those who aren't fans of rap.
Theatrical Release:Sep 27, 2002 Limited
Synopsis: Hot on the trail of another controversial and provocative subject, award-winning documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield (Kurt & Courtney; Heidi Fleiss: Hollywood Madam; Aileen Wournos: The Selling... [More]
Starring: Russell Poole, Voletta Wallace, Nick Broomfield
Director: Nick Broomfield
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Reviews for Biggie and Tupac
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10/18/08
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07/22/08
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12/06/05
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12/06/05
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08/08/05
Short on concrete evidence but long on compelling insinuation.
05/03/05
The problem with Nick Broomfield’s documentaries is, well, Nick Broomfield.
03/01/04
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07/08/03
Whether you like rap music or loathe it, you can’t deny either the tragic loss of two young men in the prime of their talent or the power of this movie.
05/14/03
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03/07/03
Weirdly, Broomfield has compelling new material but he doesn't unveil it until the end, after endless scenes of him wheedling reluctant witnesses and pointing his camera through the smeared windshield of his rental car.
01/17/03
Compulsively watchable and endlessly inventive as it transforms Broomfield's limited materials into a compelling argument.
01/10/03
Top CriticBroomfield fashions himself a crusading hero, and it's likely that enthusiasm that helps him do his job, but it's the director's self-love that robs the film of some integrity.
01/10/03
You don't need to know your Ice-T's from your Cool-J's to realize that as far as these shootings are concerned, something is rotten in the state of California.
01/09/03
Top CriticBroomfield has taken this intriguing and sad tale, and made a compelling film that should be of interest to nearly anyone, regardless of his or her interest in rap music.
01/08/03
Broomfield turns his distinctive 'blundering' style into something that could really help clear up the case.
12/23/02
Unfortunately this film will not satisfy if you are looking to discover the missing link, but if you are simply interested in humor and some 'interesting' footage, to say the least, you will not be disappointed.
12/08/02
It will grip even viewers who aren't interested in rap, as it cuts to the heart of American society in an unnerving way.
12/08/02
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