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Graffiti Bridge
TrailerThe film follows the conflict between The Kid and Morris who are still competitors and each runs a club of his own, as they struggle over the future of a nightclub and the love of an angelic woman.Actors: Prince, Ingrid Chavez, Morris Day, Jerome Benton, Michael Bland, Phillip C, Rosie Gaines, Levi Seacer Jr., Damon Dickson, Kirk Johnson, Tony Mosley, ...»Director: PrinceCountry: United StatesDuration: 90 minQuality: SDRelease: 1990IMDb: 4.70 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Graffiti Bridge"
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Characters of "Graffiti Bridge"
The KidPlayed by: PrinceMorris DayPlayed by: Morris Day -
Directors of "Graffiti Bridge"
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Creators of "Graffiti Bridge"
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Critic Reviews of "Graffiti Bridge"
Gene SiskelApril 22, 2016Prince follows his disastrous Under the Cherry Moon with another lame film.
Jay Boyar Orlando SentinelApril 22, 2016With his doe eyes, sensitive face and amazing openness, he might even have the makings of a whole new kind of movie star. But if Prince is ever going to be that, he must find some decent behind-the-camera collaborators.
Michael Upchurch Seattle TimesApril 22, 2016Technically, the film is a compendium of stale MTV gimmicks -- dry ice, stylized sets. It's a neo-Expressionist tempest in a teapot.
Mark Caro Chicago TribuneApril 22, 2016The movie suffers from various technical difficulties -- like choppy editing and songs that get cut off mid-groove -- and in the end everything collapses in a heap.
Steven Rea Philadelphia InquirerApril 22, 2016If, as has been reported, Graffiti Bridge is Prince's homage to the heyday of Hollywood musicals, he should have hired a director who looks at film as more than an extended music video.
Owen Gleiberman Entertainment WeeklySeptember 07, 2011Prince has had his follies, but never has he been associated with an album or film as lackluster as this one.
Jason Bailey FlavorwireOctober 15, 2016He abandons even the semi-realism of 'Purple Rain' for something closer to a good, old-fashioned, backlot musical - something we get even less of these days, so enjoy the novelty.
Matt BrunsonOctober 08, 2016Visually unappealing and inane at every turn, this one's the absolute pits.
Lou Cedrone Baltimore SunApril 22, 2016There is some plot, but it is wispy at best and frequently gets in the way of the music.
Dennis King Tulsa WorldApril 22, 2016Hardcore Prince fans might revel in His Royal Purpleness' muted philisopical musings, but everyone else will likely find this film an overblown bore.
John Ferguson Radio TimesApril 22, 2016As a film director, Prince remains a brilliant musician.
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