Notorious (DVD, 2009, Checkpoint; Sensormatic; Widescreen)

This movie reviewing the life and death of Notorious BIG was OK but it failed to deal with a very important and well known fact... the involvement of Darryl Gates and all his accomplices who were guilty of hindering the investigations of both the Biggie and Tupac murders. All who tried to impartially investigate or testify regarding the murders were either threatened with suspension and or death.
Having an uncooperative wittiness is nothing new to murder investigations. In fact it is normal behavior for most people to be unwilling to tell what they know. This movie could have ignited a national demand by the many fans of both these talented men to both force the L.A.P.D to finally reveal the truth that they already know regarding who was responsible. And,that some of the guilty were /are possibly still among their ranks today. Although the roles were well acted, for me, this movie offered nothing that the fans did not already wittiness in the real-life drama that was played out right in front of our eyes. It is no wonder why this movie did not have a long run in movie theaters across the country. Fans of these two men don't want a review of what they already know, they want insight from those involved, from those who were there at the time of both deaths, and most of all something that gives us the true answer to why these murders happened, Who were responsible, and when will a true investigation, prosecution, and sentencing of the guilty will occur. They investigate sports improprieties, they investigate political improprieties, why not investigated real life crimes like first degree murder. This film had the opportunity to create a massive public demand for L.A.P.D. to unbiasedly investigate, prosecuted, ans sentence all responsible for these murders. I'd rather know this truth rather than weather Barry, A-Rod, or whomever took steroids.