In memoriam: Favorite Tupac Movies & Scenes

[NobodyReally]

The Booth has me going down memory lane. He was multi-talented, no doubt he could spit, but he had a gift for acting as well.

My favorite Tupac movie is still Juice. This scene is iconic, he should have gotten an award or something for it:

 

[Danie84]

There's a poignant scene in Gridlock'd where Pac's character talks about the morality of life and death. The way the cameras settles on his eyes, and knowing that was last his film, always gets me

 

[Lanny Piffo]

There's a poignant scene in Gridlock'd where Pac's character talks about the morality of life and death. The way the cameras settles on his eyes, and knowing that was last his film, always gets me

This is the exact scene I thought of when I saw this thread. The "Ever feel like your running out of luck" scene in Gridlockd. You didn't know if that was Pac or Spoon talking. Gridlockd is far and away his best flick, IMO. Damn shame he never got to continue his film career. Pac said movies were his love, rap was his day job.

 

[Young Bishop]

This is the exact scene I thought of when I saw this thread. The "Ever feel like your running out of luck" scene in Gridlockd. You didn't know if that was Pac or Spoon talking. Gridlockd is far and away his best flick, IMO. Damn shame he never got to continue his film career. Pac said movies were his love, rap was his day job.

That,and when he told the story of him doing hard drugs for the first time was great. Although I base my name off the Juice character Gridlock'd is his best film.

 

[jackswstd]

I put his Gridlock'd performance over Juice. I love the Bishop character but Spoon showed Pac's versatility. Makes you think about what could've been

 

[Big Boss]

The GOAT