| Juice | | Cast : | Omar Epps, Tupac Shakur, Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins | | Director : | Ernest R. Dickerson | | Studio : | Paramount Studio | | Format : | Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby | | Released Date : | January 17, 1992 | | DVD Released Date : | December 29, 2004 | | Language : | English (Dubbed), English (Subtitled), English (Original Language) | | Audience Rating : | R (Restricted) | | | BUY THIS DVD FROM AMAZON |
Customer Reviews
| Rating |  | | Date | August 03, 2005 | | Summary | This movie is a must-see! I watch this movie so much, i know the lines! LOL | Content
 | Now, i'm not a big fan of movies but this is just about as good as it gets when you want to find an african american hood movie with not much violence. the language is a little too much but not unbearable. thre are some very good actors in this movie...especailly khalil kain who, in this movie was taken away too soon over something pointless. he plays Raheem and he is the leader of Wrecking Crew (Bishop, Q, and Steel). Bishop is played by Tupac who does an outstanding job! I mean this dude was out of his rabbit mind. Q, who is played by Omar Epps who also does a super job, is laid back and he doesn't like getting into uncalled trouble...for he is trying to take off with his career Deejaying and doesn't want anything to come between that. Steel, who is perfectly played by Jermaine Hopkins is a scaredy cat.lol. which is why he is so funny in this movie. don't expect him to crack jokes every minute though. Many other artists makes cameos in here. Flex Alexander, Queen Latifah, Samuel Jackson, etc... Everything just blends together perfectly. some people on here say this movie is garbage but they do not know what they are talking about i promise you. this is a CLASSIC! I watch this movie so much i know all the lines. take it from me, the non- movie fanatic. this is definately worth the buy. i don't even watch that many other movies because i keep watching Juice! lol this movie is hot and everyone looks good. |
| Rating | | | Date | August 01, 2005 | | Summary | 1 of my favorite movies up their with n da hood and menace | Content
| i love this movie tupac and omar epps both carried this movie as
well(as Jermaine Hopkins)and Khalil Kain (as Raheem) along with Samuel Jackson played their roles well n da movie steel was funny at times and raheem was da cool as da co leader of da gang between him tupac omar and steel he had enough of poverty wanted 2 rob da bank with tupac and steel but needed q 2 b there was him as well so everything would go as planned also smauel jackson played a barber ncharge of a barber shop who is also funny at times this movie is a new york clasic 4 those of u that say tupac can't act should watch this and his other above da rim this movie was very powerful and i was digging tupac character as it was a little funny at times when things didn't go his way he would always snap he played as bishop a teenage gangsta that had loved at da beginning from his three friends steel raheem and q but then threw all away as he got really bad and crazy toward da end of da movie and omar epps played q a teenager who wanted to pursue his career as a dj he had a older girl friend and was friends with tupac at da beginning of da movie this movie ok place n harlem (1 of my favs places n nyc) and this movie is all about friendship and trust what changes everything from being normal is tupac's plan of robbering a bank when q omar epps has second thoughts of robbering da bank because he has a dj concert tupac goes wild and yells and curses at q chemistry between tupac and omar was amazing i loved da ending when both of them battle under da harlem bridge at 125th st was chasing each other through a party and then finally endin it at da top of da roof 2 c who had da juice (almost like da key or da power)2 uptown this movie almost contian decent music from naughty by nature with their hit uptown anthem and much more this movie also stars queen latifah as dj q's agent or producer whatever way u want 2 put 2 check out q's dj skills i love how they show all da sights n harlem it brings back a little of memeories because i use 2 visit harlem alot when i was a kid |
| Rating | | | Date | July 09, 2005 | | Summary | good acting | Content
| Tupac's first movie which made him a movie star. Bishop, all he wants is respect he's tired of running from cops, old man that runs his store and always come's out with that little gun if he see's gang bangers outside his store. He's also tired of being bullied by this latin gang. Q on the other hand has a bright future he can D.J. and expects to make a career out of it. |
| Rating | | | Date | June 21, 2005 | | Summary | Let me be honest i hate this movie!!!!!!!! | Content
| Tupac character was stupid , psychotic and senseless pee-on, Omar Epp well this is his worst movie to date, it was a waste of talent by both by Tupac and Epps, Juice is one of those movies i wish i never seen, it's violent, it stupid, it leaves a sense of dicomfort in your mind you will keep wondering are people really that stupid???? (black people of course)wow!!! Ernest dickerson you could have done alot with movie but you misdirect the focus and inturn the possibilties that could have made this a true classic "the road to hell is paved with good intention" while i understand where you are comming from i still think you missed the destination by a million miles,This Juice is not sweet, it's sour!!!definitely bull sh*t don't bother to watch this crap buy a Marilyn Manson video watching one psycho is as good as another, laterzzz folks....... |
| Rating | | | Date | June 17, 2005 | | Summary | Made no sense! | Content
| This movie made so sense whatsoever! What was the point? It was just some punk who gets a gun and decides to shoot everyone he knows! This was just another of these ridiculous "hood" movies (no disrespect to Boyz N The Hood which was actually good and had a message) which did little more than glamorize the very garbage destroying the black community from within! Except for the appearance of En Vogue's Cindy Herron, this ws a total waste! |
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