If Bishop calls or if he comes by, tell him I ain't here. -Why? Don't you like Bishop anymore? -Why you ask so many questions, man? -Cause I like Bishop! 😂my favorite part
Juice turned into a horror movie after Bishop killed Raheem. Fun Facts: Snappy Nappy Dugout was played by Singer Oran “Juice” Jones. He sings one of the greatest one hit wonders of all time Walking In The Rain. The angry DJ who snatched the tape out of Queen Latifah’s hand was played by Flex Alexander.
Y’all need to do Clockers, New Jersey Drive, CB4, Dead President, Belly, Mo’ Money, South Central, Strapped, Fresh, and Baby Boy to name a few. Love y’all podcast great shit.
Juice: First and foremost, one of my fav movies especially from my 90s childhood years but Bishop is one of the most psychopathic characters ever!!!! Tupac delivered as much as Omar Epps/Khalil Khan/Jermaine Hopkins, but Bishop is so many guys I knew in school or in the streets... everyone played their part Raheem: Leader who was growing due to his kid Q: Peacemaker who believed in his dreams Steel: Outsider needing a fit for himself Bishop: Troubled teen becoming Aggressor who always looked for respect out of anger!
The original ending was Bishop letting go of Q’s hand saying “I ain’t going to jail”. They didn’t have the budget to put in the script, but Bishops pops was raped in jail, that’s why Radames was making fun of bishop in the beginning. That was the main driving force for Bishops mentality needing power.
What Bishop doesn’t understand is that his three friends love him more than he loves them. They’ve always had his back from the good and bad times. I understand that he didn’t have that much of a family in his life and doesn’t have no goals like Q, Raheem, and Steel, but that doesn’t give him the right to do what he did trying to kill everybody. I always thought that Samuel l Jackson character was like a father to these boys because he’s been knowing them since they were kids.
Bishop's mentality just became indestructible. One of my fav scenes was when the cops were interogating Q, Steele, and Bishop. Bishop remained level headed not folding at all. None of them really folded, but when Pac just laughed at the cops that scene was just pure gangsta!!!
I love y'all insightful review on this classic film! Its definitely in my top ten. It touched on so many things from Trauma, to family dynamics, to the storyline of the power driven individual who was hollow..and many more can yall please do a review on Sugar Hill
This is how messed up Bishop was: He could have bagged Raheem's sister, her being vulnerable and all because of her brother's death.However, Bishop didn't even attempt to go after her. He wasn't interested in women. He was so far gone that all he wanted to do was show people how tough he was, and how much juice he had, so no one would mess with him.
I don't see resentment with bishop and his father, I see Bishop loving his father unconditionally. And he seemed hurt that he's not functioning like he probably used to when Bishop was a little boy.
Yolanda was a savage. She really had Q sitting in her apartment with her ex husband inside while she’s packing up his stuff. Like how savage is that LMAO
I’m on the east coast and there is a black in every Puerto Rican neighborhood and vice versa so to us Treach made sense in that crew. I mean look at Nore from Capone n noreaga. It’s regular out here
DJ Drama recreated a few scenes with the actual cast to promote his album recently and it's hilarious. No squib blood pack for Radames getting shot and his fall looked silly. Also, we were never told what Riverside was. Set, crew, street? If that was supposed to be Raheem's sister, them flirting with eachother at beginning was odd.
@@djharris8491 but Raheem and Q knew Bishop was reckless from jump after he wanted to assist Blizzard in the bar robbery and said he was willing to die with Blizzard in a shoot out with the cops .. Raheem should have known better than to give a man that's already on the edge a gun
Definitely a 5 fist black classic! I watch this movie multiple times every year. First time I watched it I was bunking school and watched it on VHS! Loved it straight away. Epic performances from all! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jah/Tone, Bravo for this "Blackbusters Podcast". Brilliant idea and concept and I enjoy your take on these movies that are part of our culture. Keep it going. I'd love to see your takes on movies like "Fly By Night (1993)", "Five Heartbeats", "A Low Down Dirty Shame", "Jackie Brown".
This was such a great movie and is in my top 5. It definitely has staying power, as it is just as captivating today as it was then! I agree with y’all break down of each character especially Bishop’s character possibly influencing or illuminating an anger that Tupac compartmentalized, that set his path to destruction and death. Also Samuel Jackson’s character was definitely a child predator!!
...and 40 years later its a cult classic. Bet they didnt think there would be a time machine invented called youtube where we can look back at your review and laugh at it and you!!
One of the Hughes Brothers has the same theory about 2pac getting caught up in the role of Bishop. They watched Juice together and he saw Pac get lost watching himself on screen in that role
Trip was definitely hollering at the teen girl . He hit with some cheesy line like " Me and you can be closer than two scraps out the same nostril " . 90s grooming shit .
Big Jah and the guys with another one I love podcasts about black cinema. Can you do Dayveon next? I know it's relatively new but it's a really great movie extremely relatable and good watch
@1:08:16 I got to disagree with this Tupac Shakur and Bishop what 2 totally different people Bishop was a coward and it showed through his actions with that gun he was a like a lot of young people nowadays can't scrap and fast to pull the trigger now Tupac on the other hand was complete opposite he didn't mind getting down with a one-on-one or popping off at someone.
Next yall got STRAPPED the movie with bookem woodbine and fredro from Onyx, BELLY With Nas and DMX OR even better still West Coast...COLORS, SOUTH CENTRAL or THE WASH With DR. DRE and SNOOP
Bishop’s mental health needs to be addressed! Imagine if his father was a Vietnam vet or something…. He seemed shell shocked more so than just off. Maybe his mental health struggles were passed down into Bishop.
@@luckyent1299that’s actually a known fact and radames even calls it out rmb at the beginning “if you lookin for faggots you dont have to look no farther than your pa”
@@luckyent1299Radames said it when they all first got into it at the beginning of the movie. In a deleted ending scene Bishop tells Q "I can't go to jail" when he was holding on to him on the roof and Bishop let him go, basically killing himself
Pac and bishop are two different people, Pac had some bishop in him like most people. All have a good side and dark side. Of course suge knight did push Pac to have some similarities with Bishop . Although Pac was more controlled and knew who he was to degree . Prison and being shot also changed him for the worst. The sad part if Pac lived he would have been in jail for very long time and career ruined
@@MrWARBUCKS24 your comment doesn’t really mean anything he was really living in the projects as a teenager he was really kicking it in The Town before & after his juice roll & that was when The Town was at its most violent I mean Oakland when I say The Town those people are who I’m referring too when I say people was saying he was wild
@@EffortlessEffervescence not if you never get caught or arrested for anything you do. There’s plenty of people who never got arrested for things they did during that time
How come no one ever brings up bishop having 2 guns when he shot Raheem... the one he shot Raheem with and he had one in his waist you can clearly see in that scene
Raheem was the leader and it was all his fault because he had a sucker attack when his baby mama got into the 1990 Volkswagen Jetta with another guy that's when he decided to rob the store it was Rahim personal problems that led to him having problems with his little homie 😂
You all had a debate whether Sam Jackson character was talking to them young girls during the movie. One line proves this theory to be true. When Q is coming back from his audition and runs into trip, you hear same Jackson say" we can be like a snot coming outta 1 nostril" that's clearly macking. And that girl looked no older than 16. Go back listen to it.
@@intimereactions in 91 cypress hill ice cube were the most popular west coast rappers in NY that juice soundtrack is what got us messing with Too Short the raiders gear was popular crew from Bronx named themselves sex money murder after the song
Tone made an excellent point abt Tupac..... I was a kid in the 90s when I looked back at old clips of tupac it never seemed authentic you never looked at tupac as the real tough guy it was always just over the top obnoxious energy
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"Steele ain't scared are you Steele?" Steele: "There go Raheim"😂😂😂
😂😂😂
He changed the subject REAL QUICK 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Still til this Very Day I'll slap on my Steele voice & say "Don't You Get Tired Of This Shit!" 😂
One of the Best parts of the movie
If Bishop calls or if he comes by, tell him I ain't here.
-Why? Don't you like Bishop anymore?
-Why you ask so many questions, man?
-Cause I like Bishop!
😂my favorite part
Fun Fact: Q’s little brother was played by George O. Gore II (G from New York Undercover & Jr. from My Wife & Kids).
Juice turned into a horror movie after Bishop killed Raheem. Fun Facts: Snappy Nappy Dugout was played by Singer Oran “Juice” Jones. He sings one of the greatest one hit wonders of all time Walking In The Rain. The angry DJ who snatched the tape out of Queen Latifah’s hand was played by Flex Alexander.
It sure did.
Y’all need to do Clockers, New Jersey Drive, CB4, Dead President, Belly, Mo’ Money, South Central, Strapped, Fresh, and Baby Boy to name a few. Love y’all podcast great shit.
That elevator scene the way Bishop and Q looked at each other was intense and funny as hell lol
Juice: First and foremost, one of my fav movies especially from my 90s childhood years but Bishop is one of the most psychopathic characters ever!!!! Tupac delivered as much as Omar Epps/Khalil Khan/Jermaine Hopkins, but Bishop is so many guys I knew in school or in the streets... everyone played their part
Raheem: Leader who was growing due to his kid
Q: Peacemaker who believed in his dreams
Steel: Outsider needing a fit for himself
Bishop: Troubled teen becoming Aggressor who always looked for respect out of anger!
The original ending was Bishop letting go of Q’s hand saying “I ain’t going to jail”. They didn’t have the budget to put in the script, but Bishops pops was raped in jail, that’s why Radames was making fun of bishop in the beginning. That was the main driving force for Bishops mentality needing power.
What Bishop doesn’t understand is that his three friends love him more than he loves them. They’ve always had his back from the good and bad times. I understand that he didn’t have that much of a family in his life and doesn’t have no goals like Q, Raheem, and Steel, but that doesn’t give him the right to do what he did trying to kill everybody. I always thought that Samuel l Jackson character was like a father to these boys because he’s been knowing them since they were kids.
Samuel L. Jackson’s character enabled them.
😂😂😂 He knew a lot of killers since they were kids.
@@therealmarlonbellamyyea he played a terrible role. Enabled unfortunately
@@theach84 And he was always flirting with underage girls.
Bishop's mentality just became indestructible. One of my fav scenes was when the cops were interogating Q, Steele, and Bishop. Bishop remained level headed not folding at all. None of them really folded, but when Pac just laughed at the cops that scene was just pure gangsta!!!
I love y'all insightful review on this classic film! Its definitely in my top ten. It touched on so many things from Trauma, to family dynamics, to the storyline of the power driven individual who was hollow..and many more can yall please do a review on Sugar Hill
BIGG Jah you missed how Raheem got played by his BM by Special Ed 😂😂😂😂
This is how messed up Bishop was: He could have bagged Raheem's sister, her being vulnerable and all because of her brother's death.However, Bishop didn't even attempt to go after her. He wasn't interested in women. He was so far gone that all he wanted to do was show people how tough he was, and how much juice he had, so no one would mess with him.
He was the trigger happy
You got to get the ground beneath your feet, partner, get the wind behind your back and go out in a blaze if you got to
Patna*😂
Lets give the director Ernest Dickerson his flowers directed some classic black film classics. You can tell he was a heavy fan of horror movies.
Def By Temptation!!!
If you ever watch the teenage mutant ninja turtles, Raheem and Bishop was the same dynamic as Leonardo and Raphael
Y'all kinda left out Q throwing the gun in the river and Bishop lost his gun before getting on the rooftop. All in all great review 💯
I’m so proud of you, Bigg Jah.
I don't see resentment with bishop and his father, I see Bishop loving his father unconditionally. And he seemed hurt that he's not functioning like he probably used to when Bishop was a little boy.
Yolanda was a savage. She really had Q sitting in her apartment with her ex husband inside while she’s packing up his stuff. Like how savage is that LMAO
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They should’ve realized what Bishop was on when he insisted that they should’ve been with Blizz during that initial robbery
Great review and I love how you breakdown movies and analyze characters, the scenes . Very detailed
When yall do “Dead Presidents” please bring Tony Baker on.
THIS IS MY DEFINITE NUMBER ONE FAVORITE MOVIE OVER ALL GENRES
Raheem had the juice in the beginning..
We watched that transition of power after b/n challenged by Bishop.
RIP to the great Tupac Shukur, the GOAT rapper
I love this podcast i hope you guys do call ins sometime in the future on your reviews
🔥in-depth review spot on. Shout out to all of you
I’m on the east coast and there is a black in every Puerto Rican neighborhood and vice versa so to us Treach made sense in that crew. I mean look at Nore from Capone n noreaga. It’s regular out here
DJ Drama recreated a few scenes with the actual cast to promote his album recently and it's hilarious. No squib blood pack for Radames getting shot and his fall looked silly. Also, we were never told what Riverside was. Set, crew, street? If that was supposed to be Raheem's sister, them flirting with eachother at beginning was odd.
Riverside Drive is a street in harlem
Man get them Likes up 👍🏾 This the dopest pod cast out here! Shout out to @Big Jahh I’m tuning in to everything he drops 🛑 pause
Raheem should have handled the gun from the start
Definitely. Nobody else should have touched it 🤦🏾♂️
That sounds like good idea but bishop fits the clear mold as the shooter. The one with nothing to lose who won't stop or hesitate
@@djharris8491 but Raheem and Q knew Bishop was reckless from jump after he wanted to assist Blizzard in the bar robbery and said he was willing to die with Blizzard in a shoot out with the cops .. Raheem should have known better than to give a man that's already on the edge a gun
Definitely a 5 fist black classic! I watch this movie multiple times every year. First time I watched it I was bunking school and watched it on VHS! Loved it straight away. Epic performances from all! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
BIGG Jah Q little brother was dude who later on was in the show with Damon Waynas & Tisha Campbell.
Don't forget he was also in New York Undercover
@@samuelstokes6624 yup.
2Pac could have been the first rapper to win an Oscar.
Michael Jai White said the same thing about 2Pac still acting as if he was Bishop
Now dat I think bout it, bishop ain't have no fie but was tryna run in da bar 2 help blizzard!!!
After all these years, I JUST realized that Bishop actually died on Riverside Drive in NYC. Crazy
Jah/Tone, Bravo for this "Blackbusters Podcast". Brilliant idea and concept and I enjoy your take on these movies that are part of our culture. Keep it going. I'd love to see your takes on movies like "Fly By Night (1993)", "Five Heartbeats", "A Low Down Dirty Shame", "Jackie Brown".
Add "Drop Squad" and "Get On the Bus" to that.
Rademez had some sus lines in that movie
lol no one was getting that gun out of bishop hands after he had it
What about Lorenz Tate character in the Inkwell? He lost his virginity to a grown woman. The 90's was different lol
This was such a great movie and is in my top 5. It definitely has staying power, as it is just as captivating today as it was then! I agree with y’all break down of each character especially Bishop’s character possibly influencing or illuminating an anger that Tupac compartmentalized, that set his path to destruction and death.
Also Samuel Jackson’s character was definitely a child predator!!
Great conversation!!! Love this ❤
Naw growing up in SoCal I always saw that one black or white cholo dude that grew up in the Mexican hood, so Treach could have been that lol
...and 40 years later its a cult classic. Bet they didnt think there would be a time machine invented called youtube where we can look back at your review and laugh at it and you!!
Damn . . . Sam Jack was 👉🏾👌🏾 them young gals bruh 🤦🏾♂
Most niggas in the 80’s had hs chicks. They weren’t as fast as brawds are now, but they was fast.
Great breakdown as always
Did y'all realized bishop had 2 guns when they did the robbery?🤔
Dope review
Tupac had a extra grip, when he pull out on raheem.
One of the Hughes Brothers has the same theory about 2pac getting caught up in the role of Bishop. They watched Juice together and he saw Pac get lost watching himself on screen in that role
Trip was definitely hollering at the teen girl . He hit with some cheesy line like " Me and you can be closer than two scraps out the same nostril " . 90s grooming shit .
Coming back to watch from the beginning
Big Jah and the guys with another one I love podcasts about black cinema. Can you do Dayveon next? I know it's relatively new but it's a really great movie extremely relatable and good watch
South Central or new jersey drive?
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@1:08:16 I got to disagree with this Tupac Shakur and Bishop what 2 totally different people Bishop was a coward and it showed through his actions with that gun he was a like a lot of young people nowadays can't scrap and fast to pull the trigger now Tupac on the other hand was complete opposite he didn't mind getting down with a one-on-one or popping off at someone.
New Jersey Drive 💯💯💯
Another 2pac Movie Y'all could review is
Poetic Justice
Or
Gridlock'd
Great video This was a great film
Correction : They been Friends since the 2nd Grade. 😁😂
Loving the podcast guys! As a proud Yardee (Jamaican 🇯🇲), I'ma need you to review SHOTTAS (and also BELLY - if you haven't done it yet)
Next yall got STRAPPED the movie with bookem woodbine and fredro from Onyx, BELLY With Nas and DMX OR even better still West Coast...COLORS, SOUTH CENTRAL or THE WASH With DR. DRE and SNOOP
Hot take… Juice is a horror movie.
Yeah, once Bishop shoots Raheem it does 😞😞
U better rip a hole in the middle.. 😂😂 n make it ya new birthday suite 🤪 😂 Id approve
Have you ever had an argument with a friend like at steels house and still remained friends?
Can you guys review Fresh starting Sean Nelson? I’d love to hear your take on the movie.
Bishop’s mental health needs to be addressed! Imagine if his father was a Vietnam vet or something…. He seemed shell shocked more so than just off. Maybe his mental health struggles were passed down into Bishop.
No his father was an ex con that was raped in prison and left mentally messed up from it
@@fashizzle78 where that’s from?
@@luckyent1299that’s actually a known fact and radames even calls it out rmb at the beginning “if you lookin for faggots you dont have to look no farther than your pa”
@@luckyent1299Radames said it when they all first got into it at the beginning of the movie.
In a deleted ending scene Bishop tells Q "I can't go to jail" when he was holding on to him on the roof and Bishop let him go, basically killing himself
Dont forget the Snickers with the outfit before he left
Kevin Tate look like a gangster version of Deon Cole
😂😂 I see it
Pac and bishop are two different people, Pac had some bishop in him like most people. All have a good side and dark side. Of course suge knight did push Pac to have some similarities with Bishop . Although Pac was more controlled and knew who he was to degree . Prison and being shot also changed him for the worst.
The sad part if Pac lived he would have been in jail for very long time and career ruined
Q was the most mature. He had a fine grown woman nurse girlfriend and was hell of a dj
Listening to people who was running with 2 PAC from before Juice most said PAC pull Bishop out of himself & he was a wild guy
2Pac was a trained actor since 9yrs old how wild could he had been nigga never been arrested til he was in his 20’s as his career progressed
@@MrWARBUCKS24 your comment doesn’t really mean anything he was really living in the projects as a teenager he was really kicking it in The Town before & after his juice roll & that was when The Town was at its most violent I mean Oakland when I say The Town those people are who I’m referring too when I say people was saying he was wild
@djarmstrong4099
If he was that wild he'd have had a yout record
@@EffortlessEffervescence not if you never get caught or arrested for anything you do. There’s plenty of people who never got arrested for things they did during that time
Anybody else notice that bishop had a extra gun in his belt when he shot Raheem bishop a had a extra gun
Can y’all please do how to be a player and Friday
How come no one ever brings up bishop having 2 guns when he shot Raheem... the one he shot Raheem with and he had one in his waist you can clearly see in that scene
He took the old man from the store gun
@MrWARBUCKS24 I watched this movie over 1000 times since it came out...and that's not the same gun he has in his waist when he shoots Raheem
Also I think y’all should start some old 70’s flicks as well.
50:20💯
Fire 🔥 ass episode
Mane yall need to review Action Jackson. With vanity in the movie
Ok was it just me or did other ppl think dude that played Blizzard was Will Smith at first sight on screen.
This shit rockin for real
They should do "187" next
Classic !!
I'm smashing shorty from the record store. he had a great personality and she wasn't that bad 😂
Can you review The M.C. Hammer story?
Let's do Belly next!!! Classic movie with bad acting
Unpopular opinion, this isnt a 5 fist movie. Classic for sure but not a 5 fist.
I thought I read Bishop old man got punked in jail something about Radamez brought that up
Raheem was the leader and it was all his fault because he had a sucker attack when his baby mama got into the 1990 Volkswagen Jetta with another guy that's when he decided to rob the store it was Rahim personal problems that led to him having problems with his little homie 😂
You all had a debate whether Sam Jackson character was talking to them young girls during the movie. One line proves this theory to be true. When Q is coming back from his audition and runs into trip, you hear same Jackson say" we can be like a snot coming outta 1 nostril" that's clearly macking. And that girl looked no older than 16. Go back listen to it.
Why did they were west cost teams and play west coast music in the movie. Raiders and Niners and Sex, Money and Murder- Pooh Man Oakland CA?
Contrary to popular belief NY messed with certain west coast teams and music
@@MrWARBUCKS24 Like what?
@@intimereactions in 91 cypress hill ice cube were the most popular west coast rappers in NY that juice soundtrack is what got us messing with Too Short the raiders gear was popular crew from Bronx named themselves sex money murder after the song
@@MrWARBUCKS24 Nah Brah, Im from the Town, we been wearing that. PoohMan was coming up at that time. Im a Niner fan tho lol
Tone made an excellent point abt Tupac..... I was a kid in the 90s when I looked back at old clips of tupac it never seemed authentic you never looked at tupac as the real tough guy it was always just over the top obnoxious energy
When you go shoot at the police cause they beating up a innocent blacks man I guess that was obnoxious tough guy energy 😒😒😒🤔🤔🤔
Where’s the review of Belly?
Phat Beach
Without Bishop Juice is a after school special
FYI I definitely would have cracked lil mama at the record store….
Kevin Tate looks like a dude from the 70’s that will definitely try and slide on your girl when you go the bathroom
Yall gotta relax on the statutory shit....
I thought y’all already did this one 🧃
Me too…