Gang Related1997
Gang Related (1997)
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Cast
as Divinci
as Rodriguez
as Cynthia
as William
as Arthur Baylor
as Elliot Goff
as Helen Eden
as Richard Simms
as Manny Ladrew
as Manny Ladrew
as Richard Stein
as Capt. Henderson
as Lionel Hudd
as Hooper
as Sarkasian
as Vic
as Clyde
as Cutless Supreme
as Patrolman Mahoney
as Desk Officer
as James
as Cortez
as Dave
as Reverend
as Lineup Suspect
as Guard
as Doctor
as Dunner Attorney
as Young Man
as Judge Weinberg
as Dunner Bailiff
as Gun Seller
as Steven J. Allen
as Jury Foreperson
as Asian Man
as Caroline Divinci
as Sgt. Gardner
as Officer
as Butler
as Nathan McCall
as Judge Pine
as Bailiff
as Newscaster
as Manny's Secretary
as Duncan
as Guard at Cynthia's Jail
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Sinclair
as Nurse
as Guard at County
as Detective
as Detective
as Detective
as Bob the Bouncer
as Officer
Critic Reviews for Gang Related
All Critics (17) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (8)
Unpleasant urban crime drama that's short on story but a bit longer on performances.
Writer-director Jim Kouf crams the screen with enough incident, coincidence and characters to keep you watching.
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.
Audience Reviews for Gang Related
I liked this and thought it was a cut above the usual belushi films coming out at the times. the third half of the film annoyed me and lost its way.
Super Reviewer
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 play their roles well and you do get immersed in the tension as they get deeper in doo doo. You know what's gonna happen to be honest but its a fun ride watching it unfold. Dennis Quaid plays the homeless man but I dunno why really, his role isn't really a big deal despite it being an important part of the story and Quaid seems to be sleep walking his way through it, I think this must have been his sparse acting period. Surprisingly good thriller, Belushi shows he can actually play it straight from time to time plus Lela Rochon is scorchingly hot :)
Super Reviewer
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.
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Gang Related Quotes
| Divinci: | '' You can never lose your sense of humor. '' |
| Divinci: | You can never lose your sense of humor. |