Gridlock'd DVD 1997 Cult Drugs / Crime Caper Comedy w/ Tim Roth + Tupac Shakur 5050582223026

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2004

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Cult

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Drama

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Tim Roth

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When a friend OD's and winds up in a coma, a mismatched pair of Detroit junkies strive to seek help in kicking their heroin habit in government-sponsored programs, only to find themselves drowning in the comical--and sadly accurate--bureaucratic morass of sanctioned detox centers. An authentic, scathingly satiric black comedy debut from actor-turned-writer/director Vondie Curtis Hall, featuring the final big screen performance of murdered rapper Tupac Shakur.

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Format	DVD
Release Year	2004
Genre	Drama
Rating	18

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Editor	Christopher Koefoed
Running Time	87 Minutes
Leading Role	Tim Roth, Thandie Newton, Tupac Shakur, Lucy Lui
Director	Vondie Curtis-Hall
Author	Vondie Curtis-Hall
Score Composer	Stewart Copeland
Additional Roles by	Lucy Lui
Sub-Genre	General
Language	English

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by isaamarf5 21 Dec, 2018

Quality product reasonably priced

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by dixiefriedsince74 19 Feb, 2019

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One of the best crap films.

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by manckev 09 Oct, 2008

R.I.P 2Pac

In this hard-edged drama with a strong undercurrent of dark comedy, Stretch (Tim Roth) and Spoon (Tupac Shakur) are two friends who share both a passion for music and a dependence on heroin. Stretch and Spoon play in a jazz combo with Cookie (Thandie Newton), and after a New Year's Eve gig, they score drugs and get high together. Cookie lacks her friends' experience with hard drugs and soon ends up in the hospital after a severe overdose. Cookie's brush with death turns out to be a serious reality check for Stretch and Spoon, and they decide that it's time to kick drugs and get clean and sober. But both men know that they can't get off heroin on their own, and therein lies the problem; as they try to navigate a complex maze of social service agencies (who can't help them get treatment because they aren't on welfare), drug treatment facilities (one of which turns them away because they're only equipped to handle alcoholics), and hospitals (where, in order to be admitted as emergency patients, Stretch and Spoon ponder how to go about stabbing each other) in search of a detox program. The two friends begin to wonder if it might simply be easier to stay on drugs than to get healthy. Gridlock'd marked the feature film directorial debut for actor Vondie Curtis Hall, best known for his work on the TV series Chicago Hope; Elizabeth Pena and John Sayles both appear in supporting roles. Rap musician-turned actor Tupac Shakur, who played Spoon, died in a drive-by shooting four months prior to the release of this film. R.I.P 10/10 AMAZING

by mo_2k6g 23 Mar, 2008

An endearing, if not always profound, film

With a decent plot and very little in the way of action, it is amazing that this film works so effectively. Basically a day-in-the-life tale following the misfortunes of two drug addicts, Spoon (Tim Roth) and Stretch (Tupac Shakur) as they desperately try to kick heroin habits and avoid the unfortunate attention of a local gangster. The dialogue is quick and funny and the two leads are very impressive. Shakur is a true revelation and Roth does his usual swaggy/cool style even with his character's boundaries. The film tries to be moral at times, but due to the comedy - just isn't. With a great soundtrack and a live performance at the end from the rapper himself, Gridlock'd succeeds magnificently.

by alf230202 22 Apr, 2007

Tupac & Tim make Top Team

A few days in the life of a couple of musicians. This is not your average 'pop star wants to be an actor' movie. Tupac was an emerging talent and fully deserved the praise heaped on him for this role. Roth is his usual excellent self and the film moves along at a decent pace, keeping you fully interested in plot. Guess you can't mention 'Pac' without mentioning the sad fact of his early demise. All credit for him in this movie then. It was both a brave and clever choice of first film. I can imagine he'd had offers to play 'gangstas' and 'playas' pouring in. He ignored them and went for a much riskier type of character to play. His character is neither bad guy or hero and Tupac added depth, something 'pop stars' rarely manage when acting. All in all an excellent film. If you are a fan of Tupac you have to see it. If you have no idea who he was you have to see it as well. he was a great talent cut short.

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