By Thomas Hobbs
Nick Broomfield rakes over the coals of the Biggie vs 2Pac saga but doesn’t find anything particularly new.
By Thomas Hobbs
Screenwriter Tyger Williams reflects on the legacy of the Hughes Brothers’ controversial crime saga, which turns 25 this year.
By Thomas Hobbs
How a low-budget Chris Rock comedy exposed the absurdity of gangsta rap.
By Thomas Hobbs
With its thrilling performances and damning anti-gun message, Ernest Dickerson’s portrait of America continues to touch a nerve.
By Thomas Hobbs
This lamentable tribute to Tupac Shakur is an exercise in how not to make a music biopic.
By Eve Watling
Actor Demetrius Shipp Jr is the spitting image of the late rap icon.
By Thomas Hobbs
This Tupac and Tim Roth starring social drama feels more relevant today than ever.
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