I don't blame her; it's a choice that has to be made considering the possibility of it being a choice that can destroy you - even after you've spent a lifetime trying to heal and to protect yourself. She could have walked away, and I wouldn't have blamed her one bit. Sometimes this life forces you to learn how to love yourself, knowing that allowing yourself the chance to gamble on love can also erase every bit of you that's trying to survive this world. Justice chose wisely here; but this is a movie - and sometimes people with the purest intentions lose, and lose hard.
When Lucky kissed Justice she was reserved from the pain of her past, even though she knew she was attracted to him. When she got up and walked towards the ocean, she stopped and released herself from her past when she closed her eyes and exhaled. Which is why she went back to Lucky and gave herself fully to him. This is such an underrated movie and the music for this scene was absolutely perfect.
When Ghost kissed Tasha she was reserved from the pain of her life 🧬 even though she Know ghost cheating On her he Saw Angie at his club he Saw Ghost doing he try kissed Angie behind her back 🔙 Soon Ghost and Angie both see each other they kissed each other once so Tasha get mad at ghost kissed Angela behind her back 🔙. Ghost needed do stopped kissed Angela behind Tasha's back like that 😡 so Him and Tasha argue about Him kissed Angie so James and Tasha still argue about Him kissed Angie behind her back. So Tasha and Ghost argue about Tariq is missing her and Ghost argue about Tariq kidnapped by jukebox and Kanan. James and Tasha needed do saved their Son so Tasha and Ghost argue about their Son Tariq now. So Tariq is be all right 👍 Tasha and Ghost argue each other about their Son Tariq. Why she went back to Ghost and gave herself for Him this is such an underreated show and the song for this scene was absolutely about
Definitely underrated. Great character arcs & writing, especially Lucky’s quips like “I’ll give you a stamp, mail ya ass a job application”. Singleton’s best movie IMO.
I saw Pac at guess store in 95. I was 10 years old. I showed him my poems on a old note pad I used to write on for my lil crush at the time . He said I was a natural. I still write a little. But im older now , so only dad life and the whole divorcee stuff lol Nonetheless,I'll never forget that man. Rest In Paradise King. Lil "DannyBoy" Beach CoyoteFrmCortez
Witnessing pac so young, showing himself with his guard down, expressing his truth in front of such a beautiful backdrop truly let’s us know that a person so great ever graced this earth we live in
Goooood GOD!!! The music in this scene just fits sooo perfectly with this scene and the whole movie. I swear ngl idk if it’s just me, but the music fits sooo well for a movie in this decade. 90s movies is the greatest decades for films.
@Malik187 hell or paradise by God Allah hands he the one who decided who go to hell or paradise, mutah beale friend of 2Pac said he saw holy Quran with 2Pac before he passway, 2Pac rejected movie 1993 to play gangster Muslim religion, I respect that from 2pac, check in TH-cam videos
Exactly. I don’t think Janet fully grasped how much in love Pac had fallen for her. I wish the two of them had gotten together in real life . I believe his death pained her more than she lets on.
In the movie only in real life Janet disrespected him by ghosting him after the movie. Tupac was hurt because he admired the Jacksons. I think she was scared of falling hard for him so she hid instead. I am sure she regret it everyday.
@@janahYT She was married.. You don't keep close ties with someone you have great chemistry with when you're married to someone else.. That's asking for trouble.. I wouldn't call that disrespect..
Same situation I was in once all woman can relate being hurt unable to trust and open your heart...I never thought Giving one final try at love and some years explaining my pain and through it came to be my husband ❤️ 🙏🏾 this film helped me with my moms passing be strong hold on
This scene always gets me 🥺 the way she opened herself up to him this movie is deep and even more so knowing Pac isn’t here 🕊️😔 I always cry to this movie but can watch it over and over again 🥀📝
I think Tupac and Janet would’ve made a great couple. Not the fake public image, but who I think they really were. Janet has clear daddy issues and Pac was really a sensitive mama’s boy who wanted women to feel loved and appreciated. I wonder if Pac knew that the image he was pretending to be was going to lead to an early death, if he still would’ve chosen to pretend to be a thug. It definitely had profound impact on the world, and he was able to take care of the people he loved financially, but what does that matter if you’re not around.
Monologue ebonic scene noted; official language since the 90's, says CVS, Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Atl. Ga. PRO EBONICS ADVOCATE, customer service representative .
I love how she gets up after they kiss. She was finally allowing herself to love again ❤
That’s so romantic
Yesss love it! ❤
Yes I love ❤️ this part ❤😊
I don't blame her; it's a choice that has to be made considering the possibility of it being a choice that can destroy you - even after you've spent a lifetime trying to heal and to protect yourself. She could have walked away, and I wouldn't have blamed her one bit. Sometimes this life forces you to learn how to love yourself, knowing that allowing yourself the chance to gamble on love can also erase every bit of you that's trying to survive this world. Justice chose wisely here; but this is a movie - and sometimes people with the purest intentions lose, and lose hard.
Yeah.. and even though just acting it takes a real woman to do that… @brandy n.s. Horton such a great movie it’s one my favorite 2pac films
When Lucky kissed Justice she was reserved from the pain of her past, even though she knew she was attracted to him. When she got up and walked towards the ocean, she stopped and released herself from her past when she closed her eyes and exhaled. Which is why she went back to Lucky and gave herself fully to him. This is such an underrated movie and the music for this scene was absolutely perfect.
When Ghost kissed Tasha she was reserved from the pain of her life 🧬 even though she Know ghost cheating On her he Saw Angie at his club he Saw Ghost doing he try kissed Angie behind her back 🔙 Soon Ghost and Angie both see each other they kissed each other once so Tasha get mad at ghost kissed Angela behind her back 🔙. Ghost needed do stopped kissed Angela behind Tasha's back like that 😡 so Him and Tasha argue about Him kissed Angie so James and Tasha still argue about Him kissed Angie behind her back. So Tasha and Ghost argue about Tariq is missing her and Ghost argue about Tariq kidnapped by jukebox and Kanan. James and Tasha needed do saved their Son so Tasha and Ghost argue about their Son Tariq now. So Tariq is be all right 👍 Tasha and Ghost argue each other about their Son Tariq. Why she went back to Ghost and gave herself for Him this is such an underreated show and the song for this scene was absolutely about
This the only good nice scene and the shop after they make up lol
Beautiful observation
I love this movie ❤
Definitely underrated. Great character arcs & writing, especially Lucky’s quips like “I’ll give you a stamp, mail ya ass a job application”. Singleton’s best movie IMO.
I saw Pac at guess store in 95. I was 10 years old. I showed him my poems on a old note pad I used to write on for my lil crush at the time . He said I was a natural. I still write a little. But im older now , so only dad life and the whole divorcee stuff lol Nonetheless,I'll never forget that man.
Rest In Paradise King.
Lil "DannyBoy" Beach
CoyoteFrmCortez
shame....but then you got to meet tupac
@@tebbog I'm white and a sober nonconformist. It wouldn't have happened for me
Feel good when am watching this pat
@@maliammtalika2378 I feel good when I see your face . 😌 Blessings
@@maliammtalika2378 subbed.
I love this scene. It was an ice breaker . The way Pac looked at 3:33-3:36 beings tears to my eyes 😭😭😭😭😭😭 . R.I.P. to a true king
Me too! His eyes were mesmerizing ❤
This movie is 30 years old though it doesn’t seem dated… Great movie
Witnessing pac so young, showing himself with his guard down, expressing his truth in front of such a beautiful backdrop truly let’s us know that a person so great ever graced this earth we live in
What truth was Pac expressing?
Goooood GOD!!! The music in this scene just fits sooo perfectly with this scene and the whole movie. I swear ngl idk if it’s just me, but the music fits sooo well for a movie in this decade. 90s movies is the greatest decades for films.
The background music in this scene just makes you think of alot of things just for one girl
What a beautiful romantic love scene everything else is left to your imagination.
This movie will forever be amazing. This scene was the climax of the film.
It was the look of innocence in Janets eyes yet wanting to be kissed by 2Pac that was the scene stealer
Man we miss 2Pac 🙏🏽rest in paradise 2Pac
💯💯💯💯💯
@Malik187 God Allah knows that if he in hell or paradise, my brother
@Malik187 hell or paradise by God Allah hands he the one who decided who go to hell or paradise, mutah beale friend of 2Pac said he saw holy Quran with 2Pac before he passway, 2Pac rejected movie 1993 to play gangster Muslim religion, I respect that from 2pac, check in TH-cam videos
2pac is Biggest e best rapper of all time. Rest in Peace King.
RIP (Rest IN Paradise)
❤❤❤
I really like the way Justice was lookin' at Lucky.
Get you a girl that looks at you like she looks at him
Tupac truly loved Janet in real life.
🧢
🎉🎉❤❤❤
He definitely had a crush on her
She's such a beauty and he fell in love.
Exactly. I don’t think Janet fully grasped how much in love Pac had fallen for her. I wish the two of them had gotten together in real life . I believe his death pained her more than she lets on.
In the movie only in real life Janet disrespected him by ghosting him after the movie. Tupac was hurt because he admired the Jacksons. I think she was scared of falling hard for him so she hid instead. I am sure she regret it everyday.
@@janahYTBoth Tupac and Janet were disrespectful in their dealings with one another. I guess being young thus immature accounts for some of it.
@@janahYT She was married.. You don't keep close ties with someone you have great chemistry with when you're married to someone else.. That's asking for trouble.. I wouldn't call that disrespect..
Yes she is a beauty
Wooow so romantic between Tupac Shakur/2pac and Janet Jackson character
Same situation I was in once all woman can relate being hurt unable to trust and open your heart...I never thought Giving one final try at love and some years explaining my pain and through it came to be my husband ❤️ 🙏🏾 this film helped me with my moms passing be strong hold on
The PERFECT soundtrack.
The PERFECT movie.
THE PURRFect first last kiss.
😭
That kiss was dull.
That Janet song does something to me. Every time. RIP Pac. Smh.
That score is by Stanley Clark, and it really is nice to listen to it's called lucky again
That is unspoken, shared, trauma, and true love. RIP Pac.
Janet Jackson's voice is like Micheal Jackson's own. The similarity is mind blowing.
Blood is indeed thicker than water
This scene always gets me 🥺 the way she opened herself up to him this movie is deep and even more so knowing Pac isn’t here 🕊️😔 I always cry to this movie but can watch it over and over again 🥀📝
As time passes life such a gift what amazing movies 🎥 simple times Tupac was ahead of his times
Janet embodied this role and so did PAC their chemistry was phenomenal
Tupac is a great actor❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
2Pac was special
R.I.P Tupac a true genius my fave movie
This movie is timeless! I miss being a 90s kid. Happy 30th anniversary to Poetic Justice!
Love this movie never gets old R.I.P Tupac a true genius 🙌
Pac please come back 😔
Still One Of My Favorites 🥹❤️
I miss you Pac
Always has an soft spot for love and romantic
It's rare when they showed two young beautiful melanated people fall in love 💖😘💖😘💖😘💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕.
This was always my favorite scene it really was sentimental moment. It was also of course… quite poetic
7 i am Jesus
My favorite scene besides the ending 🥰
Stanley Clarke - Lucky Again 🎶 🔥🔥
Thank you ❤
@@breianafrance8634 You're welcome 😊
@@chrisboyd8720 🥰🥰
@@breianafrance8634 ❤️
@@chrisboyd8720 ❤️❤️ Lol
Janet Jackson is so pretty and talented ❤true queen❤
My comfort movie
@3:56 is a scene that I’ve been following you can see her accepting things for what they are and finally letting go
The music captures that perfectly...
JANETT REALLY. PLAYED. HER. PART. WELL COURSE SHE. ALWAYS. DID A GOOD JOB ANY WAY RIP 2 PAC😐😐😐😐😐😐
2pac Forever King of rap
Tupac I love youuuu 🥹🥹🥹❤️ forever my husband
My condolences Misses Shakur lol
Right, that would be literal Poetic Justice.
And we won't have to run from the city that we come from.
Thank you, Jesus!
2Pac had beautiful lashes
I missed this dude❤
This is quite possibly the best kissing scene in any movie ever ❤
Super cute 🥰
You must not have seen many movies.
@@sarahwright8645 I’m not a movie person
@@fennerguyreloaded ok
God bless you pac, gone but not forgotten.
This music tho🔥🔥🔥🔥
Exactly this music touched my soul an I'm a gangster
@@breaks3085 The name of the song is Lucky Again by Stanley Clarke
@@Mona_Lisa8181 he's got some good songs, cos I like that song at the end of passenger 57 when Wesley's walking with the girl.
@@Mona_Lisa8181 thanks for that !!!
@@breaks3085 You’re welcome! Yes, so you already know Stanley Clarke is the man 😎
🌹was imagining myself with Pac too..at this moment🥀
~💋~
Such An,
Pretty Urban Movie.
Don't make movies like this anymore
Exactly 🫤
0:02 Mentally this is where I am. Broken, discouraged, cold, hungry, confused, lonely, angry, sad 😭😭😭😭😭
the way how Janet Jackson talks quietly sounds a lot almost Micheal Jackson
Janet and 2pac ❤❤❤❤❤
Me suscribo a este canal solo porque puedo disfrutar en HD al mejor de todos los tiempos, Young Pac! 👑✅
Imagine 2pac and Janet Jackson had a baby
This is such a great movie 👏👏👏👏
He was so amazing
One of a kind
This my movie y'all💚💚💚💚
“Playa Cardz Right”
Bro I luv dis sceneee bro 😂💯🔥
My pac
This was a different 2pac from Bishop to Lucky
She looks like my late aunty 😢😢😢
توباك شخص مناضل انا عربي لاكن احبك❤
Jazak Allah Khier May God Reward You.Skhran(Thank you in the Arabic language) The Prophet
I won't deny , imma straight ridah
Janet is adorable.
Rip. 2pac. I WISH. I KNEW. WHO SHOT U. U DID. NOT. DESERVE TOOO DIE AT A. YOUNG AGE. HOW. EVER. AGE U. WERE AT. THE TIME DAMMMM PAC. 😫😫😫😫😫😫😫
Suge Knight
Still don't like cats either Aubrey!
Please where can I watch this show
Could anyone tell me where I can find the fool movie? Please 🥺
It comes on Tubi on June 1 for free. You can also purchase the movie on TH-cam or Apple to have it forever. It's worth every single penny.
💯😇😇👑💜💚🗽🗽😇🪴🍀🌲🌲
I think Tupac and Janet would’ve made a great couple. Not the fake public image, but who I think they really were. Janet has clear daddy issues and Pac was really a sensitive mama’s boy who wanted women to feel loved and appreciated. I wonder if Pac knew that the image he was pretending to be was going to lead to an early death, if he still would’ve chosen to pretend to be a thug. It definitely had profound impact on the world, and he was able to take care of the people he loved financially, but what does that matter if you’re not around.
Monologue ebonic scene noted; official language since the 90's, says CVS, Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. Atl. Ga. PRO EBONICS ADVOCATE, customer service representative .
Halle Bailey looks so much like her
Location ?
Somewhere in Cali
Along the Pacific Coast highway (CA-1) I believe.
Gray Whale Cove Beach
Highway 1. From San Francisco to San Luis Obispo. It's an absolutely beautiful drive if you get the chance.
Bro thats michael jackson
u not funny
@@malaysiaganana8959 😂😂
Twins
@@nikkiloveslife4841 be quiet it’s a joke because they look just alike 😂
Cute
♥️💯👆🏽🌌🌟👑
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L'arhmiyiaerbakk!
Ughh 😭
This clip is vibe