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thesynthesis
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jonathand;1151057 said:I swear to God I'm done. I simply can't take the lack of elementary English comprehension anymore. It's giving me a headache.
take the L like man..pac sold 5 mil, u lost when u tried to debate that
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rapmastermind
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jonathand;1151071 said:This is the shit I'm talking about. People have no damn idea what terms mean. They calling a nigga who played in movies that grossed 15 million, movie stars. Jesus man....
I actually agree with Jonathand here. Pac was not a "MOVIE STAR" yet. He was at best a rising star. Look at the box office:
Tupac Shakur
Date Title (click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross / Theaters Opening / Theaters
11/14/03 Tupac: Resurrection Par. $7,718,961 804 $4,632,847 801
10/10/97 Gang Related MGM $5,906,773 1,260 $2,443,237 1,260
1/31/97 Gridlock'd Gram. $5,571,205 743 $2,678,372 743
3/25/94 Above the Rim NL $16,192,320 891 $3,738,800 836
7/23/93 Poetic Justice Col. $27,515,786 1,285 $11,728,455 1,273
1/17/92 Juice Par. $20,146,880 1,100 $8,085,915 1,089
2/15/91 Nothing But Trouble WB $8,479,793 1,671 $3,966,240 1,671
Note: Titles in grey are cameo or bit parts and not counted in totals and averages.
Lifetime Gross Total (6): $83,051,925
Average: $13,841,988
Opening Gross Average (6): $5,551,271 (Wide Releases Only)
His highest grossing movie was "Poetic Justice" and that was with Janet Jackson who was way bigger than Pac in 1993 and John Singleton coming off his Oscar Nominated criticially acclaimed "Boyz in the Hood". Everything else was basically B-Movie numbers. His last two films that came out after he died "Gang Related" and "Gridlock'd" didn't even break 10 Million at the Box Office. "Above The Rim" did pretty well for it's budget but didn't gross that much. There is no doubt Pac was going to be a movie star, these movies were him getting warmed up. I'm sure Pac would of eventually been in some blockbusters but sadly his career was cut shot. At the point of his death he was not a movie star yet. There are plenty of people who have been in movies who aren't movie stars.
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Mvpbrodie93;1151079 said:If 2pac was a movie star, WTF is Will Smith? Lol
mega movie star
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rapmastermind;1151093 said:I actually agree with Jonathand here. Pac was not a "MOVIE STAR" yet. He was at best a rising star. Look at the box office:
Tupac Shakur
Date Title (click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross / Theaters Opening / Theaters
11/14/03 Tupac: Resurrection Par. $7,718,961 804 $4,632,847 801
10/10/97 Gang Related MGM $5,906,773 1,260 $2,443,237 1,260
1/31/97 Gridlock'd Gram. $5,571,205 743 $2,678,372 743
3/25/94 Above the Rim NL $16,192,320 891 $3,738,800 836
7/23/93 Poetic Justice Col. $27,515,786 1,285 $11,728,455 1,273
1/17/92 Juice Par. $20,146,880 1,100 $8,085,915 1,089
2/15/91 Nothing But Trouble WB $8,479,793 1,671 $3,966,240 1,671
Note: Titles in grey are cameo or bit parts and not counted in totals and averages.
Lifetime Gross Total (6): $83,051,925
Average: $13,841,988
Opening Gross Average (6): $5,551,271 (Wide Releases Only)
His highest grossing movie was "Poetic Justice" and that was with Janet Jackson who was way bigger than Pac in 1993 and John Singleton coming off his Oscar Nominated criticially acclaimed "Boyz in the Hood". Everything else was basically B-Movie numbers. His last two films that came out after he died "Gang Related" and "Gridlock'd" didn't even break 10 Million at the Box Office. "Above The Rim" did pretty well for it's budget but didn't gross that much. There is no doubt Pac was going to be a movie star, these movies were him getting warmed up. I'm sure Pac would of eventually been in some blockbusters but sadly his career was cut shot. At the point of his death he was not a movie star yet. There are plenty of people who have been in movies who aren't movie stars.
who da fuuk carez pac wasnt a movie star he was a MEGA STAR he was n moviez & rapp'd!
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HipHopinRaps
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speakin on the thread it says "why did pac beef with nas and jay" we answered this on first page lol and we completely changed the topic
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HipHopinRaps;1151106 said:speakin on the thread it says "why did pac beef with nas and jay" we answered this on first page lol and we completely changed the topic
lol!!!!!!!!
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thesynthesis;1151090 said:take the L like man..pac sold 5 mil, u lost when u tried to debate that
Actually I didn't. I provided Pacs number before jail release, Death Row/Dre and holding down a whole coast during the biggest battle of all time. You made up shit like me saying Pac never did 5 mil in 3 months (Im still waiting for you to link my words stating that) and a bunch of other random bullshit. You backpeddled saying Pac sold of classic music, then you flip-flop into "tons of musicians used controversy". Bottom line, you're a delusional Pac groupie who can't maintain a stance. It's ok, Eminem has a ton of groupies just like you....
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Mvpbrodie93
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Juice is not a classic, it's OK and the ONLY reason Everyone watched it is because PAC was In it
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rapmastermind;1151093 said:I actually agree with Jonathand here. Pac was not a "MOVIE STAR" yet. He was at best a rising star. Look at the box office:
Tupac Shakur
Date Title (click to view) Studio Lifetime Gross / Theaters Opening / Theaters
11/14/03 Tupac: Resurrection Par. $7,718,961 804 $4,632,847 801
10/10/97 Gang Related MGM $5,906,773 1,260 $2,443,237 1,260
1/31/97 Gridlock'd Gram. $5,571,205 743 $2,678,372 743
3/25/94 Above the Rim NL $16,192,320 891 $3,738,800 836
7/23/93 Poetic Justice Col. $27,515,786 1,285 $11,728,455 1,273
1/17/92 Juice Par. $20,146,880 1,100 $8,085,915 1,089
2/15/91 Nothing But Trouble WB $8,479,793 1,671 $3,966,240 1,671
Note: Titles in grey are cameo or bit parts and not counted in totals and averages.
Lifetime Gross Total (6): $83,051,925
Average: $13,841,988
Opening Gross Average (6): $5,551,271 (Wide Releases Only)
His highest grossing movie was "Poetic Justice" and that was with Janet Jackson who was way bigger than Pac in 1993 and John Singleton coming off his Oscar Nominated criticially acclaimed "Boyz in the Hood". Everything else was basically B-Movie numbers. His last two films that came out after he died "Gang Related" and "Gridlock'd" didn't even break 10 Million at the Box Office. "Above The Rim" did pretty well for it's budget but didn't gross that much. There is no doubt Pac was going to be a movie star, these movies were him getting warmed up. I'm sure Pac would of eventually been in some blockbusters but sadly his career was cut shot. At the point of his death he was not a movie star yet. There are plenty of people who have been in movies who aren't movie stars.
child please. you took your L the other day.
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thecomebacklegend
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lol @ "jonathan" .just off this nigga name he sound like bitch ass nigga in real life
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rapmastermind
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Mvpbrodie93;1151116 said:Juice is not a classic, it's OK and the ONLY reason Everyone watched it is because PAC was In it
Actually, "Jucie" and "Above the Rim" are both "HOOD CLASSICS". As Well as "Poetic Justice", Black America co-signs all 3 films heavily. But Pac does not have a certified Classic film, no. Also I didn't mentioned "Bullet" with Mickey Rouke cause that was straight to video.
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rapmastermind;1151128 said:Actually, "Jucie" and "Above the Rim" are both "HOOD CLASSICS". As Well as "Poetic Justice", Black America co-signs all 3 films heavily. But Pac does not have a certified Classic film, no.
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Mvpbrodie93
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thesynthesis;1151077 said:says vinnie paz fan
Nigga, I have never once mentioned Vinnie paz on the reason, nor do I listen to him
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Mvpbrodie93
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rapmastermind;1151128 said:Actually, "Jucie" and "Above the Rim" are both "HOOD CLASSICS". As Well as "Poetic Justice", Black America co-signs all 3 films heavily. But Pac does not have a certified Classic film, no. Also I didn't mentioned "Bullet" with Mickey Rouke cause that was straight to video.
Above the rim>>>juice
and above the rim on it's BEST day is around a 4/5
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rapmastermind
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Mvpbrodie93;1151154 said:Above the rim>>>juice
and above the rim on it's BEST day is around a 4/5
I'd put Pac's performance in "Juice" over "Above the Rim" in which he played the typical thug. "Juice" his character had more depth. By the time he got to "Gridlock'd", I could see he was shaping up to be a really good actor in the future. Unlike other rapper/actors, Pac was trained to act at a young age so he could get into character really well. But no "Above The Rim" is not better than "Juice". Omar epps, Samuel L Jackson and Pac and the soundtrack > Above the Rim (Which still had a dope soundtrack of it's own).
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rapmastermind;1151174 said:I'd put Pac's performance in "Juice" over "Above the Rim" in which he played the typical thug. "Juice" his character had more depth. By the time he got to "Gridlock'd", I could see he was shaping up to be a really good actor in the future. Unlike other rapper/actors, Pac was trained to act at a young age so he could get into character really well. But no "Above The Rim" is not better than "Juice". Omar epps, Samuel L Jackson and Pac > Above the Rim.
but atr had leon,duane,marlon and the dude that played on the wire. lol
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rapmastermind;1151174 said:I'd put Pac's performance in "Juice" over "Above the Rim" in which he played the typical thug. "Juice" his character had more depth. By the time he got to "Gridlock'd", I could see he was shaping up to be a really good actor in the future. Unlike other rapper/actors, Pac was trained to act at a young age so he could get into character really well. But no "Above The Rim" is not better than "Juice". Omar epps, Samuel L Jackson and Pac and the soundtrack > Above the Rim (Which still had a dope soundtrack of it's own).
i agree. pac would have won a oscar.
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enomujacku
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no doubt. he even said how was in the rap game was a act.MR.CJ;1151185 said:i agree. pac would have won a oscar.
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