Gang Related (6/11) Movie CLIP - You Picked a Saint (1997) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Divinci (James Belushi) and Rodriguez (Tupac Shakur) consider their circumstances after they learn that the homeless man they pinned the murder on is actually a "saintly" surgeon.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A pair of corrupt police officers discover the hard way that crime really doesn't pay in this action drama. Divinci (James Belushi) and Rodriguez (Tupac Shakur) are two New York undercover cops with serious money problems: Rodriguez owes a huge gambling debt, while Divinci wants to retire to Hawaii but lacks the cash. To stretch their paychecks, the partners pose as drug dealers, using narcotics confiscated as evidence; they sell the dope, and after receiving payment, they kill the buyers in carefully arranged drive-by shootings, always collecting the drugs afterward so that they can be sold again. The men try to morally justify their actions by claiming that they only kill people who need to be taken off the street anyway. Divinci's girlfriend, an exotic dancer named Cynthia (Lela Rochon), helps set the cops up with their latest victim, but after they've made the transaction, Divinci and Rodriguez discover the tables have been turned -- the purchaser is actually an undercover DEA agent. The DEA man winds up dead, and Divinci and Rodriguez are assigned to investigate the killing. Needing a fall guy, they try to frame a homeless man for the murder, but before long, their web of deception begins to collapse like a house of cards. Gang Related was the final film completed by rapper-turned-actor Tupac Shakur; he himself was the victim of a still-unsolved shooting in Las Vegas 13 months before the film was released.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1997)
Cast: James Belushi, Tupac Shakur
Director: Jim Kouf
Producers: John Bertolli, Jeffrey Downer, Brad Krevoy, Jeffrey D. Ivers, Steven Stabler, Lynn Bigelow, Jim Kouf
Screenwriter: Jim Kouf
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[@chrisbooker88]

Hard to believe he recorded One Nation, performed a full concert at House Of Blues, recorded Makaveli, shot a couple of music videos, and filmed the Gang Related movie all in the span of two months! July/August of 1996

[@HEm-zh6lm]

+Chris Booker He knew what was gonna happen to him, man he got like +150 songs unreleased, and when he came out of jail in 1995 he recorded all eyes on me in 2 weeks only.

[@IsabelLopez-tg4ur]

well get to start believing cuz its true

[@wdeliveryguy5]

Yup pac was the nost hardest working rapper/actor of all time

[@trunks174]

2Pac is a workaholic

[@noegarcia9239]

He didnt sleep plain and simple..he was a workaholic and a LEGEND!!!

[@charlottegrenz6894]

I'm not sure Tupac himself was aware how talented he was. I'm a young film critic and he killed it in this movie.

[@Casper50002]

He was great. Cut down to short also

[@blacwavety1611]

And juice

[@amck72]

Tupac was very well aware how talented he was. He also knew he was going to die soon, which was why he was lecturing his buddies in the studio on how to make a record sooner than later because some of us don`t have that luxury to have that time (his words). He was supposed to of been a lead role in several movies we have seen in the 90`s but was passed on because he was very keen on the tiniest of details. Menace 2 Society is one of those movies. He also once said when he is dead, there will be subjects about him in colleges, which also came true.

[@erniecorleto]

I'm a big Tupac fan, I even remember the night he was shot in Vegas, because it so happened to be the first night I ever felt a P***y, So to be clear, I'm a 2pac mark, BUT, I think he needed serious time to develop as an Actor. His talent is endless, the pool of emotions and skill in which he can draw from it's there, same with passion and knowledge, but IMO his acting always came off as not fake, but forced, very forced. Juice he seemed more natural and relaxed, and ironically that was his first movie, well first main movie, he was in the background in Nothing But Trouble. Here's how his movies are ranked by Acting alone IMO from best to worst. Juice, Gridlock'd, Poetic Justice, Gang Related, Bullet, Above The Rim. I just felt he need to that bunch of movies that he did before he died, and graduate.

[@patricioperez7323]

@@erniecorleto well that was because death row records, threats, and suge knight stealing his music earnings were pushing him over the edge. Well at least in gang related, is when he was at his breaking point.

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

Goddamn I miss the 90s. This film reeks of the energy of the decade

[@jayrudadamaga4709]

ArseneWenger dude I miss it every day today does not compare

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

@@jayrudadamaga4709 I actually miss the 80s more but now that these times are so harsh now it made me appreciate the 90s in NYC.

[@kagemaru259]

Tupac and Belushi worked very well together in this movie.

[@milesfolley6840]

Tupac is the truth. This is amazing.

[@missnwo9563]

Amazing movie definitely a must buy tupac would have been a huge actor if he was still alive

[@jayrudadamaga4709]

MissNWO I agree

[@greasyviking3888]

I was just sayin this to the homie!

[@greasyviking3888]

And the movies he did do made him a huge actor in my eyes it's crazy how much he did in such a short period of time.

[@reliableBMW]

1997....chills

[@vegetasolo1221]

2Pac should've been in Bad Boys

[@tomhughes2302]

Yes he should have.

[@trunks174]

Him & Will Smith would've killed it

[@emmanuelghent5658]

Um no because do u realize will would be insecure cause Jada n pac history n chemistry

[@Casper50002]

Pac would have thrown Lawrence and Smith over a 20 foot building 10 minutes into the movie. Haha. Who the hell wanna pay money to see a movie like that!?

[@mdchannel3543]

He was, musically.

[@KD_MUS]

He died Sept 13, 1996. The movie was released Oct. 8, 1997

[@smileybits7833]

He filmed the movie before he died

[@eddieeclark314]

his ghost came back to do the last film dood..

[@Casper50002]

I think that's why the movie ended the way it did, otherwise it might have had a different ending. I heard he was killed while filming the movie.

[@profesae]

Dylan Maldonado I thought the same thing too man Tupac didn’t fake his death he really died during the film and it really common for actors to die during the movie.

[@Casper50002]

@@profesae I don't mean that he died on the movie set. Tupac was killed in Vegas. Who knows, maybe that was the original ending of the movie.

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P Tupac Shakur. You Will Truly Be Missed. You Were The Greatest Rapper!

[@AA-qb7ni]

Man if Tupac were here today he'd HUGE in Hollywood.

[@chaunceemotivate4250]

I can't believe that was the last movie he filmed in 96 and the month before he was killed, That's crazy. He did a lot in his time when he got out of jail

[@mtdubdachamp6917]

What pisses me off is that he dies in this movie the same way he dies in real life smh. Hated this movie because of it.

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

@@mtdubdachamp6917 he didn’t die in a drive by in this movie

[@Gunn27]

@@mtdubdachamp6917 Why lie?

[@patricioperez7323]

@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 no but the title of the movie is called gang related and that’s what 2 pacs death was over.

[@Casper50002]

Ain't my gun. One of the greatest lines of all time: "You better have a good alibi James, or it's good ali bye bye." -Belushi 2-Pac laughs

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

*2Pac

[@Darius_Icewood]

Ppl don't know that 2Pac was supposed to be the role " *Captain Steven* " in *Independence Day (ID4) 1996* instead of Will Smith. Then he got killed 🤦🏾.. Pac was about to have a huge impact in Hollywood. I wish we could've seen it.

[@sterlingwilliams8645]

Stop. Independence Day was released 2 months before 2Pac was killed so this statement makes no sense

[@bgstv10001]

WRONG because independence day was out when Tupac was alive. Where you hear that at?

[@QBee240]

Gawd..PAC is gorgeous

[@NevaSellmySoul]

2pac loves u too

[@sweetdaddylove]

You'd wonder why such a talented man would pick a fight with a reputable gang banger. I know their are so many elements to his life but I wish he wouldve made better choices to be here. Miss u.

[@nathanbailey577]

It's debatable when talking about who killed him. And I assure you it's deeper than that.

[@MallLaSoul]

@@nathanbailey577 Orlando Anderson a known gang banger “just so happens”’ to be at the Tyson fight strolling around by himself…calls some homies and sees Tupac randomly sitting in a car on the strip…definitely more to the story then that

[@ayoody3yeq]

If it wasnt the gang bangin it wouldve been something else. Biggie didnt even do anything and he got picked off. He was talented educated powerful had so much influence and told the truth people like that are a target in America.

[@Virgo_752]

😂😂 this who you picked 😂😂 A saint

[@jason96]

Such a great movie. Tupac was a legend RIP

[@profanityblvd]

"What he was doing for 7 years" is the line you need to pay attention to.

[@bashirshakur5757]

👀👀👀👀👀

[@Carloshernandezmma]

Elaborate

[@richardcookjr.2596]

NO MOTHERFUCKING SOUND!!!

[@wicmil13]

0:47 kinda eerily similar to tupacs death as he explains the story!! Tragic death,car, September, 7 years, Africa, Mistery,!! All Key Words!!!!

[@brandonstewart8083]

And they killed the undercover guy from another vehicle drive by the similarities are crazy

[@garylawton5756]

He could act multi talented guy rip

[@yarixzamendoza6314]

damn he was talented. why are the good ones always taken so soon?

[@juliefuraitor5610]

I love this movie! Excellent acting!

[@xx16amxx]

Man if this guy was still alive he wouldve had an acting career like Will Smith or something...

[@sweetlikez]

LMAO.. THIS movie .. :) man every time Tupac curses was funny.

[@Aqua20036]

I wish 2pac and Eazy E did a movie together.

[@Prod_by_Svengali]

What gives? No sound half way through

[@ikiajenkins3793]

+TheOfficialSvengali right

[@jordanbass5509]

Copyright issues that’s why no sound at the end

[@luperocha4682]

Seems like they cut out what he said for a reason

[@rapperbest131]

Glad I own the film.

[@victorbukowsky7496]

Love this move, Belushi plays fantastic man, one of his good roles. Real stories probably happened just like this. if you haven't seen - see it, solid watch.

[@matrixate]

1:32 audio cut out for me right after.

[@rapperbest131]

OK. Thought it was just me.

[@pac4ever455]

No doubt PAC would of been a Grammy winner and Oscar winner!!! Such a great lost!!!

[@denniscole8634]

😂😂😂😂2Pac:when we pick em,we sure do pick em,don't we? lol that part was really funny

[@ArtofLunatik]

lol yeah i think it was even in the trailer. sometimes i quote that line haha

[@evelynsiegrist8311]

Vastly under rated movie!!

[@damienhayes7026]

R.I.P 2PAC

[@damonbervoets1435]

Tupac was so good in this film, so was Jim Belushi.

[@choziecd3843]

Tupac played a corrupt cop in this movie Gang Related but he fired not a single shot too bad

[@princesspage9478]

Tupac hella sexy damn

[@mysticmac5555]

princess page im hella sexy!

[@montanagior2848]

Mystic Mac hella hater

[@MarioMartinez-tx5ye]

Pac was multi talented. . . . R. I. P.

[@lmjames33]

No fuckin sound

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I think Tupac was actually a better actor than musician. He was great in this as well as Gridlock't and especially Juice.

[@ArtofLunatik]

He was really good in Gridlocked, i prefer that movie over this one.

[@PierinaCachay]

2pac 😍

[@wolflel1487]

Rip Tupac

[@encee2016]

As much as I love Tupac I guess I have to be the first one to call this out. Audio cuts out halfway through the video. Why?

[@larsqaqqaq9970]

2pac went to the film set for Gamg Related after recording 5-6 songs that day

[@zoro_3054]

Can someone please tell me what kind of shirt Tupac is wearing pls ?

[@thexiafury3104]

King Lu I'm saying

[@ginomartell4237]

Can't tell you but I used to rock the same shirt 20 years ago... fun fact? trivial tidbit? Whatever lol... TAS The Eternal Legend.

[@NayNay_bell]

It's so crazy because you really don't know what to believe, some people say he's alive and some people says he's dead

[@AsadRehman1993]

Why did the sound cut out

[@ArtofLunatik]

Not my favorite tupac movie but this scene is hilarious

[@crissayago6108]

Anybody know the type of shirt Pac wore in this scene?

[@heartofroxas877]

I know it...

[@zolanskii7830]

@@heartofroxas877 then tell us??

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

2Pac was such a natural...

[@keithwaltonjr2186]

Low key this Is one of thee funniest movie clips of all times

[@russelladams7134]

I love this part of the movie. This is funny.

[@Casper50002]

Great acting by everyone, amazing cast and, Ha, Belushi too, crooked cops, Pac drinking JD on the job.

[@javier232]

Underrated movie

[@antdogg2946]

Hmmm goes silent wtf ???

[@fuzzosaur]

Livin Life Like This

[@y0ung547]

I heard he was supposed to played Jody off baby boy that's true before he died ?

[@anthonyluna9745]

Good movie

[@DukesVerrill]

this is why I watch mostly 90s movies compared to the stuff now.

[@sodapp6730]

Why do they silence 2pacs best part out?

[@magamillennial6351]

Ok, so, everyone on here is wondering how the heck was he in this movie when he had been dead for over a year when this was released in oct. 1997. After doing some research, this movie was filmed during the summer of 1996 when he was still alive. They wrapped up a couple weeks before his death in sept 1996. This was set to be released in early 1997, but it had been postponed to the fall of that year. I hope that clarifies things and frees you guys from confusion.

[@younghollywood941]

Who is confused?!?! And how lol

[@theboot801]

I love the, “community standards” that allow us to watch silent movie clips.

[@julia2k8]

Pac ❤❤❤❤😢

[@pepsiguy52883]

Tupac would ha e been a really great actor

[@joshburns4611]

STOP CUTTING OUT THE MOTHERFUCKING AUDIO!

[@ashter6487]

Soooo you mute the actors ,but still play your movie clips outro sound ? SMH

[@charleslaw5365]

Especially when way too many people want you on their team

[@DiamondboyUkfitness]

I’m 40 & miss him

[@czbedda6860]

Thug life

[@americarap5067]

2Pac is rip 1996

[@jgs3725]

Pac.

[@gmafia4049]

HBD TUPAC

[@thisizdub]

Damn..pac had some acting chops on him.

[@rapereggae7961]

I think this the only place we can see Tupac crown dada tatto in good quality. I never found the tatto he did in back of his head in quality either.

[@reubensingh1430]

Rip pac

[@Duffield_World89]

Classic movie 🍿

[@bigsteppa503]

“Hard to believe I made it to 35 Tupac died at 25.” We miss you down here fam. You’re irreplaceable. Big times!

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart1293]

Why the audio cut out at 1:34?

[@KSoloLoso]

0:41 😂

[@julia2k8]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@SpideywebzzzzEdit]

But Tupac died in 1996 but the movie is made in 1997 so Tupac is still alive somewhere

[@kirkbt3475]

Sound goes off halfway in the video

[@matrixate]

Corridor Crew, today in 2020, has their studio in the backgound on the right and Lana del Rey would use the same scene decades later to shoot her video of Doin' Time. Freddy from RocketJump was just a kid and would use the same alleyway as Corridor Crew.

[@kassimparekh1639]

He would have been an ice cube his rap career would be done wit but he would still be doing movies

[@TheBest-sd2qf]

Ok no problem Belushi can act but Tupac? Damn he was amazing, where did he learn that?

[@bruno-xb7dm]

The Best of Califórnia 🤞

[@mrnaji]

The only good movie Jim Belushi was ever in..and it was because of the cast around him

[@heartofroxas877]

best scene!!!

[@fiqipraramadhan]

2nd half of the film's pretty good

[@todortr.3356]

If this is the real 2pac then why they say that he died in 1996?

[@Warr.]

Todor Tr. use your fucken brain.he made this before he died it just got released after

[@montecarlo4294]

Did they mention this movie in All Eyez on Me?

[@charleslaw5365]

Who u going to actually trust son 33 degrees dad

[@stevealvarez1707]

Why they blur out the best part

[@judelinton1175]

Ahh wheres the rest of the sound

[@Jimenez981]

El tipo era duro 💪🏿

[@charleslaw5365]

Really which experts picked me again lol

[@nelonlaska7098]

i didnt know that belushi play in this movie ma shqipe

[@muncealopez2747]

Omg lol we so get along lol dude I get like that too lol hahaha

[@fuirticalninacontrola6543]

LOL

[@dominicchester0328]

Why is that every Tupac movie he’s a villain??why is that he can be good guy but no the media saw him as bad person so they cast him as villain or he’s just that good as villain instead of hero!!

[@smileybits7833]

I'm mean he wasn't a viliain in poetic Justice or gridlock

[@ajbahus]

He's much less villainous than Belushi in this movie and only went along with it because he was in debt to a gangster loan shark for gambling.

[@patricioperez7323]

Technically he’s more of an antihero in this because he’s knows how bad the situation got than being in debt. His partner is the actual villain showing no remorse for the murder.

[@rjasontwenty1099]

'Gang related' Belushi....where is Tupac's name , lol....