Poetic Justice
Drama • R • 1993 • 1 hr 49 min
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Janet Jackson, Tupac Shakur, Regina King, Joe Torry, Tyra Ferrell
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Loved it it’s really good funny good plot simple plot good drama good story line and 2pac and Jackson got incredible chemistry
A really important film with some beautiful messages. A must watch.
Great romanic movie. Highly underrated. Pac's acting is on point
Nostalgic romcom with some drama. Memorable, super cute and always makes me smile. Love seeing a different side of Tupac and Janet in this!
Real simple story that leads to repetitive scenes. A decent watch for sure, it’s not super serious
Love Tupac, but this film was all over the place.
Beautiful film just everything about it was beautiful
2/21/2025 this is the most beautiful movie I have ever seen I <3 u Tupac
A movie about two people that are going through hard times trying to open up and get to know one another
I was young and i never went back to it.
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