and...

I LOVED IT.

Music was good, acting was not as bad as I anticipated. It was watchable.

Ok ok. Maybe it's because of the Prince eye-candy and he could have looked at the camera blubbering about peanut butter for all I cared but I 'd ittt.

And that hair on Prince

I still can't bring myself to watch it. Maybe in a few months...

That movie is still embarrassing to this day. I'd rather watch "Under the Cherry Moon" then that shit least there was something humorous about "Cherry Moon"...

ARock said:

I got in on netflix... watched about 30mins of it... put it back in the envelope and mailed it back

lmao its on neflix as free instant play

lol you got the dvd

This is what I DIDN'T like:

-Ingrid Chavez's squeaky singing voice. It made me cringe.

- The bad editing. For example, in the very first scene where Jill leaves the Kid's place, my first reaction to the explosion was that she was in the middle of it. I thought ... did she die? Because we still hear her complaining about him as she's walking away then KABOOOM. Yet when he goes to look, she's gone... and back later to take off her pantaaaaays.

- When Aura dies. After that it's so awkward. BOOM. She dead. Then it's like... where were we? Oh yeah, who gets the club?

Other than thought I just liked to look at Prince, that sexy MF.

[Edited 7/11/10 21:54pm]

Timmy84 said:

That movie is still embarrassing to this day. I'd rather watch "Under the Cherry Moon" then that shit least there was something humorous about "Cherry Moon"...

Cherry Moon is actually a cute little movie, if horribly amateurish. All the pieces are there, it had a lot of potential, I think, but the script needed work and someone besides Prince should have been directing. It's sort of the movie equivalent of "Everybody Loves Me" and keeps you wondering from one minute to the next if it's clever or just retarded.

It's about 10x better than GB, though.