Shifts from Hip Hop in NYC to the effect of violence upon black youth
Juice is a classic 90s Hip Hop film. It follows four friends Tupac, Omar Epps, Jermaine Hopkins and Khalil Kain in Harlem with plenty of cameos by some of the biggest Rap stars of the time. The movie is about the limits of friendship.<br /><br />Each one of the friends had a different characteristic. Tupac as Roland was the loose cannon. Q (Omar Epps) was the into music and wanted to become a professional DJ. Raheem (Khalil Kain) was the leader of the crew and Jermaine Hopkins as Steel was the goofball. They were best friends but then they came apart which is what the story is about.<br /><br />The message of the story is about the effects of violence upon black urban youth. It shows that it can be random, that it can come at any moment, and that it can even come from your own crew. It was what too many black men had to grow up around.<br /><br />The music also plays a great role and of course Tupac was a pretty good actor as well.<br />C
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