The cast is a big factor in making this film more interesting and making it rise above the other genre films that it will be competing with on the bottom shelf. It could have done with a greater sense of tension though, for the majority of the time it merely unfolds as opposed to being fast paced or very exciting but it is still an enjoyable enough little film even if it pretty much goes where you expect it to. The plot here is pretty much a standard thriller plot based around two dirty cops and, although it lacks real flair or imagination, it still manages to do its job and be an enjoyable and occasionally quite gritty little thriller. I had half wanted to see this film for a few years simply because I am keen to take the few chances I have to try see Tupac acting for me he was the saviour of Poetic Justice and he is much better than the vast majority of the hip hop 'actors' we have seen recently. Settling on homeless man 'Joe', they give him drink, get him to sign a statement and falsify the evidence to make a strong enough case to convict.
With DEA agent Richard Simms desperate to get the killer, Divinci and Rodriguez realize that they have to frame someone else for the crime. When one of their victims turns out to be an undercover DEA agent, they are put on the case to find the murderer. Detectives Divinci and Rodriguez are crooked cops involved in dealing drugs and murdering the competition.
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