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TrailerFour inner-city teenagers get caught up in the pursuit of power and happiness, which they refer to as 'the juice'.Actors: Omar Epps, Tupac Shakur, Jermaine Huggy Hopkins, Khalil Kain, Cindy Herron, Vincent Laresca, Samuel L. Jackson, George Gore II, Grace Garland, Queen Latifah, Bruklin Harris, ...»Director: Ernest R. DickersonCountry: United StatesDuration: 95 minQuality: HDRelease: 1992IMDb: 7.0Rating(13) Voted1 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Juice"
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Characters of "Juice"
QPlayed by: Omar Epps
BishopPlayed by: Tupac Shakur
SteelPlayed by: Jermaine 'Huggy' Hopkins
Raheem's motherPlayed by: Khalil Kain
TripPlayed by: Samuel L. Jackson
Ruffhouse M.C.Played by: Queen Latifah -
Directors of "Juice"
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Creators of "Juice"
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Critic Reviews of "Juice"
VarietyMarch 26, 2009Dickerson and co-writer Gerard Brown exhibit a sharp ear for dialog and have some real finds in their largely unknown cast...
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006Stylishly shot, it works well as a thriller; the result is energetic and entertaining, without the feeling of difficult truths being forgotten.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003Mr. Dickerson, whose cinematography has been the reason Spike Lee's films look so good, has a terrific eye and some juice of his own.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000I'm sure Dickerson has strong feelings about inner-city problems, but if he does he can't convey them.
Chicago Sun-TimesJanuary 01, 2000The movie generates a real tension in its closing passages, as it shows its characters trapped in a plot that seems to be unfolding according to its own merciless logic.
Entertainment WeeklyDecember 31, 1799Coming out from behind Spike Lee's camera, Ernest Dickerson has instantly arrived at the forefront of the new wave of black directors. His film aims for the gut, and hits it.
Film ThreatMay 06, 2005Commanding performances mesh with solid storytelling
Apollo GuideFebruary 13, 2001A Hitchcockian moment in an elevator is perhaps the film's signature set piece.
Deseret News, Salt Lake CityJanuary 01, 2000Despite the script's reliance on familiar cliches, the film never feels like an exploitation thriller, as we genuinely feel for these kids and the life they've fallen into.
Austin ChronicleJanuary 01, 2000Dickerson's story of street kids at risk breaks no new ground. It is better than most, but not by much. Sure looks good, though.
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