Napoleon: Life of an Outlaw

It's very interesting and many Questions surrounding about the whole Tupac story.

A tragic and facinating documentary about a legendary icon in rap. If you're a fan of the music genre you'll obviously love it but there is so much more humanity to the story, about overcoming terrible events and chasing your goals. Very powerful piece.

I have faith in you napoleon for your spirit of immortality Is looking out for you also who's now plotting against the devil together with Kadafi and Tupac real live ghosts!

How I know this for sure well I am the black Jesus Tupac has been searching for and now found by Tupac the outlaw ghost in 2013 when Tupac revealed himself to me together with Marilyn Monroe and Kadafi and you napoleon I was then surprised by another vision in 2014 where I saw EDI mean was handpicked by an angel to receive immortality light and to be the ruler of this earth him and Kadafi are to join powers and both will live on inside me so that I may kill the devil and rule this world make it a better one!

I have seen this documentary, and I would love to see it again. With Napoleon talking about his life with numerous interviews of others it was something novel and unique. I was left mesmerized listening and watching the 'life of an Outlaw'.

To live with copious friends talking about becoming 'like' those famous celebrities and then see with my own eyes the reality of it all was something very valuable.

I saw this documentary in Sydney Australia World Premiere Screening. Simply put, it is a documentary worth watching, and I hope to watch it again.

It was a good story, but not one I would want to watch again. It seemed very cheaply produced. Gave background information on 2Pac and The Outlawz along with Yaki Kadafi's death. In the end it showed how Napoleon dealt with the deaths of so many others around him over the years and overcame to find a more fulfilling life, but it seemed like it was filmed on somebody's 1990 Nokia camera phone. At one point I had to put the subtitles on because a guy sounded like he was talking through a tin can under the water.