Gang Related

Gang Related (1997)

  • 56% of critics liked it
    (16 reviews)

  • 71% of users liked it
    (8,691 ratings)

A pair of corrupt police officers discover the hard way that crime really doesn't pay in this action drama. Divinci (James Belushi) and Rodriguez (Tupac Shakur) are two New York undercover cops with serious money problems: Rodriguez owes a huge gambling debt, while Divinci wants to retire to… More

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Jim Kouf
Genres
Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense
In Theaters
Oct 8, 1997 Wide
MGM Home Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • David Noh, Film Journal International

    Writer-director Jim Kouf crams the screen with enough incident, coincidence and characters to keep you watching.

  • Jeffrey Westhoff, Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)

    I won't pretend to know anything about Shakur's music, but his death robbed filmgoers of an actor who only began to show his talent.

  • Frank Ochieng, TheWorldJournal.com

    An ambitious but instantly generic urban crime drama that conjures up the usual assortment of cliched' streetwise grittiness

  • Luke Y. Thompson, New Times

    Tupac was a very promising actor -- it's a shame this was the kind of film he usually wound up in.

  • James Sanford, Kalamazoo Gazette

    There are several clever twists in the story, though Kouf never quite manages to make much of it seem credible.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Phil H


    Believe it or not but this is actually a decent cop thriller starring Shakur and Belushi! two dirty cops trying to lie their way out of killing an undercover detective by framing a homeless man. The premise is fine yet unoriginal but its handled well, both Belushi and Shakur play… More

  • Lady D


    Fairly dated yet pretty watchable. I think the main attraction for this film at the time was Tupac, but for me James Bellushi was the one that drove the film here.

  • EightThirty .


    Not Bad Tupac ^_^

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