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Tupac: Resurrection (2003) -- Home movies, photographs, and recited poetry illustrate the life of Tupac Shakur, one of the most beloved, revolutionary, and volatile hip-hop MCs of all time.
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Release Date:
14 November 2003 (USA) more
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In his own words
Plot:
Home movies, photographs, and recited poetry illustrate the life of Tupac Shakur, one of the most beloved, revolutionary, and volatile hip-hop MCs of all time. | add synopsis
Awards:
Nominated for Oscar. Another 4 nominations more
User Comments:
A movie that will tempt you to think. more (32 total)

Cast

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Tupac Shakur ... Himself (archive footage)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Rappin' 4-Tay ... Himself (archive footage)
Conrad Bain ... (archive footage)

Bill Bellamy ... Himself (archive footage)
William J. Bennett ... Himself (archive footage)
The Notorious B.I.G. ... Himself (archive footage) (as Biggie Smalls)

Todd Bridges ... (archive footage)
Pat Buchanan ... Himself (archive footage)

James Cagney ... (archive footage)
Connie Chung ... Herself (archive footage)
Eldridge Cleaver ... Himself (archive footage)
Kathleen Cleaver ... Herself (archive footage)

Gary Coleman ... (archive footage)

Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs ... Himself (archive footage) (as Puffy Combs)
Chris Connelly ... Himself (archive footage)
Anthony 'Treach' Criss ... Himself (archive footage)
Peter Criss ... Himself (archive footage)

Nancy Davis ... Herself (archive footage)

Snoop Dogg ... Himself (archive footage)
Bob Dole ... Himself (archive footage)
Dr. Dre ... Himself (archive footage)
Doctor Dré ... Himself (archive footage)
Eazy-E ... Himself (archive footage)

Omar Epps ... (archive footage)
Faith Evans ... Herself (archive footage)
Fab 5 Freddy ... Himself (archive footage)
Ace Frehley ... Himself (archive footage)
Yafeu Fula ... Himself (archive footage)
Ed Gordon ... Himself (archive footage)
Jasmine Guy ... Herself (archive footage)

Arsenio Hall ... Himself (archive footage)
Fred Hampton ... Himself (archive footage)
Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins ... (archive footage)
Albert Hughes ... Himself (archive footage)
Allen Hughes ... Himself (archive footage)
Humpty Hump ... Himself (archive footage) (as Shock G)

Ice-T ... Himself (archive footage)

Janet Jackson ... (archive footage)
Jesse Jackson ... Himself (archive footage)
Johnny J ... Himself (archive footage)
Khalil Kain ... (archive footage)
Sardar Khan ... Himself / Candyman 187 (archive footage)

Regina King ... (archive footage)
Rodney King ... Himself (archive footage)
Marion 'Suge' Knight ... Himself (archive footage)
Kurupt ... Himself (archive footage)
Kurt Loder ... Himself (archive footage)
Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes ... Herself (archive footage)
Ed Lover ... Himself (archive footage)
Harold McCoo ... Himself (archive footage)
Money-B ... Himself (archive footage)
John Norris ... Himself (archive footage)

Jada Pinkett Smith ... (archive footage)
Dan Quayle ... Himself (archive footage) (as Vice President Dan Quayle)

Ronald Reagan ... Himself (archive footage)

Simon Rex ... Himself (archive footage)

Tim Roth ... Himself (archive footage)
Afeni Shakur ... Herself (archive footage)
Al Sharpton ... Himself (archive footage)

Gene Simmons ... Himself (archive footage)

John Singleton ... Himself (archive footage)

Gene Siskel ... Himself (archive footage)

Will Smith ... Himself (archive footage)
Tabitha Soren ... Herself (archive footage)
Paul Stanley ... Himself (archive footage)
C. Delores Tucker ... Herself (archive footage)
Voletta Wallace ... Herself (archive footage)

Dionne Warwick ... Herself (archive footage)

Marlon Wayans ... Himself (archive footage)
Chris Webber ... Himself (archive footage)
Bokeem Woodbine ... (archive footage)
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Additional Details

MPAA:
Rated R for strong language and images of drugs, violence and sex.
Runtime:
USA:112 min | Argentina:112 min
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Trivia:
The font used on screen throughout the film is taken from samples of Shakur's own handwriting. more
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References Menace II Society (1993) more
Soundtrack:
Vincent more

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12 out of 15 people found the following comment useful.
A movie that will tempt you to think., 16 November 2003

I went into this movie kind of hesitant. A lot of albums have been put out after 2pacs death and all this and it seems like everyone just wants to make a quick dime off of him. Suge Knight more than anyone. But when i heard that 2pacs own mother had put this movie together I wanted to see it. So some friends of mine and I went to it. I've seen a lot of documentaries because a lot of documentaries interest me and though i completely disagreed with Bowling for Columbine it was interesting to watch. This documentary by far takes the cake. This movie was one of the deepest most heartfelt documentaries...wait i mean MOVIES ive ever seen. 2pac takes you through his life and what he's down and though it dragged a little in the beginning as he tells you about himself as a boy it picks up nicely as you're going through and you just can't help but think this man was pure genius. This movie is worth watching. Take a date, take your mom, take your dad, take your friends...take your kid sister. The message isnt about violence. Out of 4 stars I give it 3 3/4 . Beautiful Movie.

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