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*Gerffiti Bigde* I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it?? **.ninacherry.** | |
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I've seen it.Trust me,you're better off having not seen it  | |
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Spell it with me.
G-R-A-F-F-I-T-I B-R-I-D-G-E At least, I assume that's what "Gerffiti Bigde" is supposed to mean. And I think it's worth seeing if you're a big Prince fan. I like it. It's a long way from being cinematic genius, but it's quirky, whimsical and fun. |
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moderatorI watched Graffiti Bridge for the first time last month. I liked it. I need to watch it again.  No matter your age, pursue your dreams so that you will LIVE. | |
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NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
 ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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DVD in all good stores, now. | |
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This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance and half baked, mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morriss’s equally fey recital of his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. . [Edited 11/20/09 16:38pm] | |
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NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
Never heard of Gerffiti Brigde. | |
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It's interesting You have to be a Prince fan to like it | |
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Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. Dude, way to spoil the plot of Gerfitti Bigde. | |
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Efan said: Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. Dude, way to spoil the plot of Gerfitti Bigde. Oh, wait. Sorry, I misspelled that. I meant Gerffiti Bigde. | |
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Efan said: Efan said: Dude, way to spoil the plot of Gerfitti Bigde. Oh, wait. Sorry, I misspelled that. I meant Gerffiti Bigde. ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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Efan said: Efan said: Dude, way to spoil the plot of Gerfitti Bigde. Oh, wait. Sorry, I misspelled that. I meant Gerffiti Bigde. | |
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ernestsewell said: NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
Never heard of Gerffiti Brigde. maybe that is the version that doesn't suck? "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing.  | |
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I'm still waiting for Prince to give me my 4 dollars back why in God's name do u wanna make me cry | |
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Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. sooooo....thumbs....? up or down? "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" |
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NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
Here is my advice: watch "Gerffiti Bigde" first then watch Under the CherryMoon and then finish your catching up with Prince's work by seeing Purple Rain last. That way you will go from downright awwwwwful (GB) to a tongue-in-cheek film that was overlooked by critics and movie-goers (UTCM), to the VERY 80s PR that propelled our hero into Stardom Gallaxy. you REALLLLLY have to love P. unconditionally if you want to live through GB. It will work if you're a teenager or if you are Tame! | |
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Efan said: Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. Dude, way to spoil the plot of Gerfitti Bigde. Efan, you're funny! What plot are you talking about? I couldn't find the plot! Even Prince couldn't find it... | |
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NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
I thought it was spelled Greedy Bitch..? 
I don't know why, but I liked the movie..  You know, some movies are so shitty that you like them | |
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Jimmy Jam playing a gameboy | |
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NiNAChERRY17 said: I wanna see Gerffiti Brigde so bad...Whos seen it??
Good Christ.  | |
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god its fucking silly,i love prince, i love purple rain,i like under the cherry moon..but oh my god wtf is the point of graffiti bridge? ''now watch what you say or they'll be calling you a radical, a liberal, a fanatical criminal'' | |
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I haven't seen but sorry even after Purple rain which was average imo apart from the music, seeing GB is not on my list of things to do. I wouldn't mind seeing The Cherry moon one though. I like black and white movies and the music I prefer to GB. "Free URself, B the best that U can B, 3rd Apartment from the Sun, nothing left to fear" Prince Rogers Nelson - Forever in my Life - | |
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The story was ahh nevermind....Prince is in it that's all that counts... 
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sucked I want my life back Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song 
Proud Wendy and Lisa Fancy Lesbian asskisser  | |
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toots said: sucked I want my life back
You spent your entire life watching a movie? Well damn. |
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Militant said: toots said: sucked I want my life back
You spent your entire life watching a movie? Well damn. Well I seen the hillbilly version that never ends in my parts *chews on straw in cover alls n bare feet *  Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song
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Imago said: This abortion of a movie teems with egocentric self-importance half baked mediocre ideas, completely unable move its already anorexic plot along it’s seemingly unending landscape of silly jokes, embarrassing vanity shots, and unconvincing character chemistry. The audience payoff of course is predictably paltry.
There is not one minute of Graffiti Bridge when the music is not playing which doesn’t make me cringe or feel like vomiting. Even the musical performances don’t save the movie, and often even make it worse. One can still hear the thunderous thump of footsteps running for the exit door coming from every heterosexual male during the Tic Tic Bang sequence. And who didn’t laugh out loud when Ingrid Chavez’s character was hit by that damned jeep? All I could do, after the shock of Prince’s fey yelp and Morrisse’s equally fey recital his response…all I could do was breath a sigh of relief that the movie must be almost over. But Prince reserved the very best…I mean, very worst for the last sequence in which he performs the terrific song, Still Would Stand All Time , but the protagonist embracing his arch-enemy at the end over a bet he lost for a nightclub nobody attended made me wonder if chemotherapy really would be more painful or not? Lines like, “man, she’s two fine… No, she’s THREE fine!!!” are burned into my skull now. Thanks Prince…. Thanks for nothing. Wow. This is the most concise and accurate review I've ever read of this terrible, terrible film. It makes UNDER THE CHERRY MOON look like a literary and cinematic masterpiece. | |
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I never really though of it as a movie. Kind of like a long form music video, along the lines of the symbol album video collection. TRUE BLUE |
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