JUICE 25th ANNIVERSARY | The Film's Original Ending | Official Behind The Scenes
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4 Harlem teens, Q, Bishop, Raheem and Steel, are out skipping school one day when they find out an old friend was killed in a shootout at a bar. After this, Bishop tells his friends that they have no respect, or juice. To get some, they rob a corner grocery store, but things take an unexpected turn. Only the four friends know what happened, but one of them is out for himself. 
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this ending is better
Cesar Carbajal. Exactly, what we’re they thinking? SMH!
Hell yea
Herman Holmes they shoulda used this ending😒‼️🤦🏾♂️
Yeah and it's a good recall back to his fathers prison experience. Bishops always haunted by that I reckon
You right
When Q said "Don't let go" I got a lil emotional smh. He just wanted to save his friend even tho he was fucked up in the head.. Damn man.
For Sure , I Got Chills
Same way I felt… even in that moment there was still love between them and they we re friends like brothers he never wanted his friend to die
My mind is fucking blown.. wow. They never elaborated on the scene with his father and Radames also kept saying "This nigga is suicidal"
Lol, I was able to figure that out at age 12.
The director was even getting teary eyed. Great movie
Ong I bet he was 0:57
He probably has seen his fair share of this happening in his inner city neighborhood from time to time again.This scene is relevant in crime infested,poverty,and drug dealing predominantly n the African American neighborhoods in U.S. major cities
This ending should've made it in the movie. It was much more meaningful than the ending that's actually in the movie.
nah not really
I think this ending would have been too Hollywood. Falling to one's death is a lot to consider in a single moment. The natural Instinct is survival.
@@aaronturley3587 I think this ending makes a ton of sense and fits the story's theme perfectly, going along with what happened in Bishop's family past. It makes a lot more sense in regards to his character and why his character became who he was.
@@ProlificPops Interesting.
@@ProlificPops The problem with the original ending (I think) is that it justifies Bishop's character too much. He goes on a killing spree throughout the movie and then gets to have things his way in the end by going out the way he wanted to. In the version that makes it into the film, we see him screaming and begging for his life at the end, demonstrating that he's really just a coward above all else. MUCH better, if you ask me, for promoting the message that crime ultimately doesn't pay, which was such a common theme throughout these '90s urban dramas.
When bishop said “Q don’t let me go” that part crushed me… you saw the human side to B… and the fact that it’s still pac ⚡️
Q should have let his ass fall
@@tysmooth11 Yo Q don't let me go 😢
Dang. I mean I heard about the alternate ending but now actually seeing it...just wow.
VIC-TOUR yeah the first time I heard the original ending it sounded stupid but actually seeing it play out it's way better than the Original ending
Dj Fresh Beats 100 yeah makes me wonder why they didn't keep it. Still a dope movie though regardless.
Q still let him go 😂😂 not much of & alternate ending.
@@gymreaper1728 he didn’t “let him go” though, their hands slipped and bishop fell. The alt ending had bishop actually commit suicide tho.
they should of put this Ending Better
totally agree this ending is much better
*should've**
Paramount did not want this ending
I don’t think they should because I don’t wanna be sad at the end
He knew better.
R.I.P Tupac Shakur!
"Talking his destiny into his own hands"...
I read a piece that says that Radimez implies that Bishops father was sexually assaulted in jail constantly. I thought it was just to piss bishop off, but if this indeed happened to his father, that definitely explains why bishop felt he had power when he held that gun…. And why he chose to let go in this ending… this ending also links with the James Cagney ending too. So many layers here and the film company chose that weak ass ending.
His dad indeed get gang banged in jail constantly. In the beginning he looked scarred, a man whose seen and been through hell. He got PTSD. We don’t know how long his father’s been in prison, but Bishop’s fear of going to jail he must’ve been a kid when his dad was doing time, and to hear about your dad getting violated in prison over and over while you grow is traumatizing. In real life, that shit is scary and no grown ass man wanna go through with that.
"What do I do? Live my life in a prison cell? I rather die than be trapped in the living hell." - 2Pac Trapped
That ending made more sense once I watched it on the special features on my DVD. ♡ It fits more for his character honestly.
This is why I love DVD’s still. All this bonus footage and behind the scenes stuff you wouldn’t get if you use Hulu, Netflix, etc. Plus the movie don’t disappear after a few months
It fits Bishop's imaginary persona as a trigger-happy maniac better. But it doesn't fit his "real character" better-- a total coward. The one that made it into the movie promotes that image more effectively.
Absolutely.. The original ending reflected how Bishop admired the character in the movie he watched at Raheem's house while they were cutting school. He took control over his own destiny.
@@joshweiner4645 could be the other way around- if he wants to live, he knows he’s going to have to actually face the consequences .. wanting to die to avoid said consequences is the ‘coward’ ‘easy’ way out
Wow!!! That ending would have been SO much better than the one the film had! I could always tell that ending wasn’t right somehow -it was too quick and felt like something was missing.
Same
Disagree. It was important to prove who Bishop *really was* at the end-- a punk coward, not some trigger-happy maniac with total control over his own destiny. The one that made it into the film definitely proves the first one. The alternative one suggests that you can shoot as many as your own friends as you want and, in the end, have things the way you want it-- not a positive message.
@@joshweiner4645 That’s a very good point, sir.
I knew something was not right about the fake ending because there was too many fast cuts and voice overs. One time I paused it on VHS and saw the part with Bishop yelling but his mouth was closed and had a 100 mile stare on his face as he fell. I told my friend "LOOK! I knew they edited it at the end. Look his mouth is shut.. how is he yelling?" Those people in control of the project told them to change it to make Bishop seem like a punk, coward at the end.
@@joshweiner4645 everyone saying that, but actually, wanting to live in that situation means he would have had to face his consequences .. just wanting to die at the end like that is taking the ‘coward’ ‘easy’ way out to avoid consequences
The ending we got in the movie does make sense too. It shows how much Bishop needs his friend despite what he did.
Remember, when Radames bullies Bishop in front of the store, it’s when Bishop sees his friends that makes him get the balls to press Radames. He knows his boys will help him.
Right. And the movie ending also implies that he ran out of tricks and time (his fate came for him), without Q being the one to make it happen- allowed the protagonist to actually win the struggle of wills. Vs this alternative ending is good, but would have given Bishop the control and power over his own fate.
Damn! Tupac was a Hell of an actor! The alternate ending should have been the one!
I was asking myself what if this was suicide... And this scene answered my question. If Ernest put this scene in this movie instead of the other version this would've made a lot of people in the audience emotional....
It's eerie watching the original ending because this actual scenario somewhat played out towards the end of tupac's actual life. He was on parole and he makes countless references in his lyrics about how he'd rather die than go back to penitentiary. Rest in power.
When it's time to die, to be a man and pick the way you leave
He should’ve stayed out of the streets.
@@Aries16603stfu, he defended himself bye
He did t want to go to jail because he didn’t want what happened to his father to happen to him
Gervais Asghar Oh really? How you figure??
Steph Currie 😂
Well, shouldn’t have turned against his friends over a stupid gun.
@@upmysuccess90s20 it was deeper then that dummy
This should have been the original ending, having him begging for dear life saying "Q don't let me go!" Made him looked like a bitch at the end.
Phantom Thief that's true but he said don't let me go in both versions. I like how in this version. When he let go, he didn't scream
agreeeeee 100000000000x
That was kind of the point though. Showing that underneath it all, he's really just a punk and a coward in the end. Makes sense to me.
Definitely a top 100 movie of all time, imo. Its difficult for me to decide which ending is better. I felt that Q needed to defeat Bishop in order for the story to be complete, but wow this alternate ending was crazy good. I wonder if there is a cut of the movie with the alternate ending on the anniversary edition
This was bishop basically knowing "death is better than bondage"
This seems unpopular but when he says “It was meant to show that Bishop wasn’t a punk”
Wasn’t Bishop a punk tho? Isn’t that part of the character? (And before anyone explodes in obviously a huge Pac fan. I’m not talking about Pac I’m talking about the character in a fictional movie)
We see he was a punk when he wouldn’t wild out until his boys came by to defend him against Radames.
He wouldn’t do nothing until he had that gun. Then he started power trippin. I feel like this ending, trying to solidify Bishop as a true soldier ruins the arc of the character.
Why would you wild out in front of Radamas and 5-10- 15 dudes backing him ???
Wouldn't you wait for backup/your boys ??
I mean that's not being scared
That's common sense
Who barks back at their enemy
Who got 15 goons standing behind them
With God knows what In their pockets
To mess you up
Mind you
You yourself is solo
Wouldn't you wait for your crew ??
Who you know is coming to help you
And then bark back
That's called calculating
Strategic
Which Bishop was everybit
Plus psychopath, manipulator, snake 🐍⛎
But not a coward
He wanted to run into the bar
Empty handed
While Blizzard 🥶 was sticking up/ robbing the place
To help Blizzard
And you say that's a coward??
No that's an unhinged person
With a mental condition
Not a coward
This ending is better but the original ending is more realistic. Remember these guys were High School teenagers. A 17/18 year old is not going let go on purpose.
this ending made sense to me but realized the original one with him begging not to let him go made you the viewer realize that without that gun, he was vulnerable. when he is getting bullied my radamez, hes scared until he sees his friends then acts like the big shot because they have his back. the gun made him feel even more powerful and untouchable, even by his friends. in the end, it was his friend who he needed the most. he was just a punk kid inside who relied on outside forces to make him feel invincible . for years i looked at him like a manic but understanding WHY he was like that thanks to this ending just shows he was showing off for the problems at home
Damn, never knew about this ⚡️
This ending makes so much sense
Oh yeah, thankfully, I still got and watch the 25th Anniversary edition of Juice to this day.
I'm the same age of this film. damn nothing like the 90s.
Tupac accurately describing and predicting what will happen in the future of his life, death before jail.
Tupac went to jail nigga
He should’ve stayed out of the streets and he took that west coast gang culture shit way too seriously.
@@Aries16603how many comments ur hating mad ass gonna go through and comment 💀 no one was in the streets he didn’t ask to be falsely accused of rape and then shot at!!! 5 times! Like stfu. jealousy is envious
@@Aries16603how many times you gonna make this same comment asshat?
in too deep man literally
Wow I gotta say after I've seen this unreleased alternate ending I gotta say they've should've put this ending better because it makes sense.
This ending made more sense than anything..u know they say when a person plays a character some of them end up taking that character with them OFF OF THE SET. For example, Heath ledger and plenty of other actors. I think Tupac took his character from juice with him. He took his own destiny into his own hands. He would’ve rather died than to go to jail. He told the outlawz if he was to go back to jail he wanted one of them to shoot him in the head. Had Tupac lived through that night in Vegas, they would’ve sent him back to jail and that’s the last place Pac wanted to be.
Pac already was like that before juice and before deathrow kill that shit bruh real talk. 🙄
I think he wasn't satisfied with his Menace To Society role because he wanted his character to be yet another Bishop
@@1savannahlegend247 CAP
Because of who bishop was this ending made more sense. But the ending in the movie with bishop say "Q don't let me go" made him look vulnerable.
But It did show that Bishop was a punk. He could only exist in the outside world where he could get a gun to kill people, where he can pick up a pipe and beat a guy with it, In Jail? He’d be forced to face people with nothing but his fists and he just could not exist in that environment so this ending showed Bishop for his true colors, he was a punk.
Yeah Bishop wasn't a punk at all
I feel like they saved lives by cutting this ending. Suicide to avoid prison could’ve become trendy after seeing this. Better ending tho 👀
Vlad interviewed Kahlil Kain and he said some people stepped in and asked for a different ending. This WAS the intent ending.
Thank you Bill Simmons
This ending was so much better
This ending was better. They should of put this in the movie
Should have used this ending but still i say if steel didnt survive q would have looked like he killed everybody lol
How much more sense this ending would have made and would have added another layer of power on the film. It would have made the whole movie perfect. It would have shown Bishop “take his destiny into his own hands” why didnt then run with this ending 🤦🏻♂️ in my mind this is the ending now.
still one of my favorite " hood" movies 2pac was Amazing and at the end it always looked like bishop fell right into hell
Yea this ending is alot better. 💯
This is good!!! This definitely should have been the ending.
This man is responsible for 2PAC the actor...... Much love Ernest.
Damn they should've use this scene
Wow! This is interesting, never knew this
I now have this movie on both Blu-ray and 4k
There’s gotta be some kind of Mandela Affect here. Because I can clearly remember seeing this ending back in the 90s.
Definitely makes more sense
He makes the decision
I guess the original ending makes more sense cause he was begging to stay alive and that goes with the crowd thinking he was the one behind all the killings..and it also teaches a more valuable lesson
That being said this ending seems more true to Bishop character, and also true to Pac as a person.. I like this ending a lot but i respect the original
Ok sir you doing good up until you got to the part comparing bishop to tupac who are completely different people bishop was a blood thirsty punk who kill all his friends for power and respect tupac on the other hand was man of people who love his people he wanted to renite his people he was a revolutionary who shot two off duty race soldiers to save a black man life. So please don't compare 2pac to a movie character because it's new york babble
@@BrandonHaymon I totally agree with you lol I was just speaking on the fact Pac really preached about going out blasting before letting the cops get him and Pac seemed like the type of person that wouldn't go out begging for his life . Especially if it's true that in real life he said " fuck you " to the cop that arrived on scene first .....
@@Trenton_Amani Yeah but i really don't buy that story
My interpretation is he didn't wanna to go to jail to avoid sharing the same fate as his father.
Now that’s how you go out in a blaze of glory
Bishop father got those cheeks tooken
Yep and bishop knew what it was in his mind "I'm not finna get raped "
Ive seen juice sooo many times even saw it when it first came out in 1992 but never saw this. Its really weird
wow. i am amazed. Also in real life, they wanted Tupac back in jail, but he didn't want to go back to jail, so it's possible he went out like a G dissing a lot of people, keeping it real, or, he faked his death because he knew he would be in jail for a longtime like Mutulu Shakur.
Ghost Ridah AK47 like Pac said on "out on bail" I'm not going back to jail.
Holy shit I need that full workprint.. never saw this before wow
I didn't realize until TODAY that Bishop was saying "let me go" - for years I thought he was saying "don't let go"... this is so heavy.
He did say "don't let me go" it was until he heard the police sirens he decided to let go.
This ending was Way better
I can see what the original ending will be like without hearing of Pac's character Bishop screams with his last breath. I can understand that, but the official ending of Juice says it all: Bishop screams with his last breath while took a gruesome fall to his death/fate.
wtf? why did they cut this ending? they foreshadowed it with the white heat scene. It would have been perfect.
I never knew there was an alternate ending. They should have put it on the first DVD. But it's cool. This ending was better, but no matter what, he was so fkd up in the head from the trauma in his life he didn't know how to live. That's why Pac was the best person to play this part!
A force that had to dealt with in a fatal way.
He goes out in a blaze a fire!
The ending they use was better if you listen to Nas I gave you power you would understand Bishop wasn't all that hard till he had that gun
Actually he was hard before he got the gun
He challenged radames and his crew
With no backup
He was willing to help blizzard stick up the bar with no weapon
Unarmed
this ending or him having a shootout with the police going ablaze wouldve been a tuff ending
Never knew...
Looks like the director went more for the reality than what fit for the character. But the original ending was more emotional.
When you say you prefer the original ending are you referencing the official theatrical version or the discarded first draft
why they took the scene out though?
luckycharms7able
Shows that Bishop was a punk for killing himself. Didn't get the juice that he deserve.
luckycharms7able David Heyman and Neal Moritz are the pussies that had it changed
Too powerful and too real so they had to dumb it down
Whoa! They should've kept this in the movie. Yes I know SOME of it was in there but him "giving up" at the end should have been in there too.
Oh man! Should have kept this ending.
Made more sense and would have had a deeper impact.
0:41 - _It was at this moment that he_ knew _he f****d up._ 😐
Yeah way better ending
Dude it's fucking scary because that's exactly what happend to pac.....
Afeni said she made the decision to pull Gupac off life support because she was tired of seeing him struggle and stressed and tupac often said hed die before going to jail in his later and a few unreleased songs.
ED Gar
I don’t know how many alternate movie Ending videos I’ve seen on RUclips and the alternate ending is always better. The original ending is tragic but This ending is How bishops legacy should’ve truly ended. And he’s silent as he falls to his death, powerful. Almost honorable, like seppuku. Maybe it just seemed to real and movie execs had to water it down. They probably thought it’d influence youngsters rather to die than go to jail but that’s the Grim reality, most REAL g’z/ homeboys would rather die than go to prison.
They think im going back to jail..they really on that dope
Check yo' self Q.
I've actually seen both endings. On the extended cut version of the DVD, this version is the true ending.
Most of you that saw it on vhs or the regular DVD probably only saw the ending where Q can't hold on tight.
Hold on where can I buy the extended cut and is it on bluray? Because I've tried to find this extended cut online with no luck.
Why they scrap this
better ending
Does anyone know why he didn't include this ending?
I never knew he said I ain't going to jail and let go
They should've pit this part in the movie
Bishop/Pac predicted Vegas
Fuck! They could’ve kept that part in!
locker scene: "i aint shit...i aint ever gon be shit"
what if this movie was reimagined to actually focus on the progression of a suicidal young black male as the protagonist, and the ambitious, cool DJ friend as the antagonist. What if their roles were switched, and Bishop was actually the victim of systemic poverty and mental health, and we're watching how that manifests itself into a power-hungry, violent, chaotic young man who, over the course of time, destroyed himself.
Better ending
the other ending they just made it seem like he couldn’t keep his grip
Why the fuck you didn’t put that in the movie that would of answer so many questions
Y they change it
Damn that shit was real all know this should of been in the Ended all would have made sense
I swore that’s how the ending really went lol. Idk if I saw this before or something but I was watching it a couple minutes ago and it felt off
1:00 except wanting to die than go to prison and face your consequences IS being a punk .. wanting to live and face consequences in a way is less punk, it just means he was phony fake tough guy .. which, he obviously was a punk either way tho / putting on an act .. ..what he really should say/would mean, is him wanting to die & avoid his consequences is punking out (which, again, either way is punking out), but he wasn’t fake about being crazy & willing to die & go all out with it all, even to death/if it meant death .. replace punk (again, he’s a punk either way), with forreal about being psycho and not caring about dying when it is all said & done .. vs when it came down to it, not actually wanting to die, and being exposed as putting on an act of being willing to take it all the way to death
Why in the fuck would they cut this ending????? Like wow wtf man 😂😂😂😂
I think it would've been better if Q pulled him up and Bishop accepted responsibility for his actions. Being shown mercy from Q lets him know he did have real friends who were his family. That would show that Bishop grew as a character and learned from his mistake and was man enough to pay for it.
He couldn’t accept the fact that he would rot in prison for the rest of his life, and plus what his father went through.. He didn’t want to face that so he decided death was better than a life in a prison cell
Tf his father go through? Where anywhere in the movie it say that?
He was running from Q after he lost the gun so I mean you already kinda made him a punk 🤷🏾♂️
He was a punk. Didn’t want to go to jail and face other killers. He was only feared with the gun in his hand.
I disagree.
And what's in jail is a bunch of cowards
Clicking up using strength and numbers
And taking the manhood of men
Which ain't macho
And isn't hard at all. Bishop was far from a punk he got into it with radamez and his crew without the gun and was willing to go into a bar being robbed by Blizzard
While being unarmed
Bishop was a lot of things
A psychopath
Crazy, unstable
But he wasn't a punk
Shut up. He ran from Q when he lost the gun and he only talked shit to Radames because Q and Raheem were on their way down the block and saw they had him cornered.
Pluzito
That’s why u say fuck big corporations and do wtf u want. It’s crazy how much influence they have when in fact nobody even likes them. Nobody even signs to labels anymore.