@Notorious2PacOG Great movie ! Your right he doesn't die , his acting was pretty dope. He was just crafting his skill and getting better. My point was Art Imatating life. We got so use of Pac dying. It's hard to believe he's really gone. Goat 🐐
Director said when he had to call him back in to re-dub the “don’t let go!” etc lines, he said it was BS, to which he agreed. Then he said, “Can I make it a half-assed scream when I fall?” and Dickerson was basically like hell yeah, then maybe one day I can fix this back to what it’s meant to be
i think the most poetic ending would've been Q not having the strength to pull Bishop back up because Bishop shot him in the arm, but neither ending acknowledges that
The whole sequence earlier in the movie where Bishop and crew are watching the ending of “White Heat” and he is getting worked up into a froth over the character committing suicide when he realizes he’s trapped (don’t think they showed the suicide, just the “Top ‘a the world, Ma!!” bit) is setting up this original intended ending. “You got to go out in a blaze of glory if you got to!”, so what seems like a small change makes a lot of it almost not make sense. There’s also the blink-and-you-miss-it info about how Bishop’s father was sexually assaulted in prison and is now disconnected because of it, which would further increase his fear of incarceration. It all kind of comes together with this ending
@@Trunken69420Radames called his father a "prison yard hoe" during the first confrontation, coupled by the fact that the father is showing some signs of PTSD.
I will get to it.. I am just needing a break from going through the docuseries. Ive posted all the parts of unreleased Pac footage tho. The rest is mostly just other people talking about Tupac & some other clips that are already released & seen. I want to share the Afeni footage next; i just need the ambition to post it.
Hate it. They used the right ending. Bishop would be more likely to fight his way up and turn around and push Q off the roof, rather than give up. And yes, I know what he said earlier in the movie about "controlling your own destiny" but I also believe that [Bishop believed] that he could truly talk (or fight) his way outta anything so why give up if he believes he could somehow get away?
Actually the director wanted to use the alternate ending but the movie company made him change it. I think the alternate would’ve been better because it showed pac was a rebel to the end and the reason he chose death over jail is cause of what happened to his dad being raped in prison Bishop didn’t want torment so he let go
@loftonrembert3877 damn that makes a lot of sense he knew deep down he couldn't fight got the juice or courage when he got the gun. He didn't wanna end up traumatized like his dad. I forgot all about that. His dad being raped in prison. I remember when I first saw the movie, I didn't believe his dad was raped in prison cause that was a different type of trauma on his face ... like war trauma. But reading your comment it makes sense that he would choose to drop instead of being saved. I like the 1st ending better the alternative ending is to complex I feel like there's a few different reasons why he would've let go.
This is truly one sad movie. Cause looking back at it... it was the bully in the Neighborhood who spoke about bishop dad being raped. That means it was most likely true. The word spread around the hood, shit like that just don't be floating around the hood like that. The bully forgot his name must have been ear hustling over the big homie conversations cause ain't no way he came up with that on his own.
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Juice - Pac dies
Above the rim- Pac dies
Poetic Justice - Pac cousin dies
Bullet- Pac Dies
Gang Related - Pac dies
Sep 13 Pac really dies
You missed a movie “Gridlock’d” he doesn’t die in.
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Great movie ! Your right he doesn't die , his acting was pretty dope. He was just crafting his skill and getting better. My point was Art Imatating life. We got so use of Pac dying. It's hard to believe he's really gone. Goat 🐐
Gridlockd is my favorite Pac movie. That character he played was different from any of the characters he played
@@antg113I noticed in Gridlock'd, that was the one character Pac played where he was trying to make a change.
Best well said
The alternate ending fits better. It would have fit Bishops earlier line of taking destiny into your own hands. (Classic film either way.)
Damnnnn thats true!
My favorite movie as a kid. Looking back, I guarantee you 2Pac had his input with that alternate ending.
Director said when he had to call him back in to re-dub the “don’t let go!” etc lines, he said it was BS, to which he agreed. Then he said, “Can I make it a half-assed scream when I fall?” and Dickerson was basically like hell yeah, then maybe one day I can fix this back to what it’s meant to be
The alternate version makes more sense of Pac's character in the movie. It would've been best. I envy Pac's ability, man. ❤ 👍
Yep
All these years, I had no idea there was an alternate ending.
Me neither
i think the most poetic ending would've been Q not having the strength to pull Bishop back up because Bishop shot him in the arm, but neither ending acknowledges that
Yeah, I think he’s left handed
The alt version makes more sense to me.
i agree.
Amazing!!
This needs to be re-released on Blu-ray and 4K UHD with the alternate ending
The whole sequence earlier in the movie where Bishop and crew are watching the ending of “White Heat” and he is getting worked up into a froth over the character committing suicide when he realizes he’s trapped (don’t think they showed the suicide, just the “Top ‘a the world, Ma!!” bit) is setting up this original intended ending. “You got to go out in a blaze of glory if you got to!”, so what seems like a small change makes a lot of it almost not make sense. There’s also the blink-and-you-miss-it info about how Bishop’s father was sexually assaulted in prison and is now disconnected because of it, which would further increase his fear of incarceration. It all kind of comes together with this ending
can you eloborate? been a few years since I watched the movie and dont remember hints being dropped that Bishops father has been assaulted
@@Trunken69420Radames called his father a "prison yard hoe" during the first confrontation, coupled by the fact that the father is showing some signs of PTSD.
@@YouthfulResentment thanks my man, need to watch it again as soon as I got the 4k bluray :D
Alternate ending fits alot better imo
I wonder what it was like chilling with late teens tupac
They shouldn’t have killed off Bishop. I think they should’ve ended up having him go to a mental institution because of how psycho he was.
Are you going to post some footage of the Docuserie ? Remaining footage or it’s kinda hard? If it is no problem I enjoy these videos of yours
I will get to it.. I am just needing a break from going through the docuseries. Ive posted all the parts of unreleased Pac footage tho. The rest is mostly just other people talking about Tupac & some other clips that are already released & seen. I want to share the Afeni footage next; i just need the ambition to post it.
I have the link for the docuseries? You want it?
@@Notorious2PacOG Of course do your thing
@@florentin4061 can you send it to me too?
Are you using imovie for these clips?
Some clips, yeah & sometimes i use Capcut.
Hate it. They used the right ending. Bishop would be more likely to fight his way up and turn around and push Q off the roof, rather than give up.
And yes, I know what he said earlier in the movie about "controlling your own destiny" but I also believe that [Bishop believed] that he could truly talk (or fight) his way outta anything so why give up if he believes he could somehow get away?
Actually the director wanted to use the alternate ending but the movie company made him change it. I think the alternate would’ve been better because it showed pac was a rebel to the end and the reason he chose death over jail is cause of what happened to his dad being raped in prison Bishop didn’t want torment so he let go
@loftonrembert3877 damn that makes a lot of sense he knew deep down he couldn't fight got the juice or courage when he got the gun. He didn't wanna end up traumatized like his dad. I forgot all about that. His dad being raped in prison. I remember when I first saw the movie, I didn't believe his dad was raped in prison cause that was a different type of trauma on his face ... like war trauma. But reading your comment it makes sense that he would choose to drop instead of being saved. I like the 1st ending better the alternative ending is to complex I feel like there's a few different reasons why he would've let go.
This is truly one sad movie. Cause looking back at it... it was the bully in the Neighborhood who spoke about bishop dad being raped. That means it was most likely true. The word spread around the hood, shit like that just don't be floating around the hood like that. The bully forgot his name must have been ear hustling over the big homie conversations cause ain't no way he came up with that on his own.
They should've kept the alternate endinh
Alternate ending was better
Imagine Bishop didn’t die he actually just walked it off shaved his head got tattoos and became a rapper