It's like After Hours (albeit in broad daylight) mixed with the bureaucratic satire of Brazil. It's both funny and pathetic to watch Roth and Shakur run around town at their wit's end, their desperation to enter detox manifesting itself in a series of increasingly reckless decisions, spurned at every turn by the seedier elements of their low-bottom lifestyle and the indifference of local government employees. Also, hoo boy, Thandie Newton is hot.

Powerful crime tale about two guys just trying to get by. Galllows humor and the fierceness of Shakur's screen time lend it gravitas. It's more the shame to the film than music world over Tupac's death.

some weak moments here and there, but mostly entertaining

great movie, tupac is supurb, roth is as roth always is, the movie says a lot about alot

Quite good.

I couldn't get over Roth's accent (was it New York, Irish, Australian, or what!?), but other than that, a strong performance by both Shakur and Roth, who foil each other well, if not a little too well.