Graffiti Bridge

Name: Graffiti Bridge
Released: 1990-11-2
Cast: Prince, Morris Day, Jerome J. Benton, The Time, Jill Jones

Graffiti Bridge

PG-13
1h 35m
1990

18%

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In a sequel of sorts to Purple Rain, the artist formerly known as Prince struggles musically with Morris Day for control of the nightclub that the two co-own in this dramatic musical fantasy. There is the power of faith--in oneself and in a higher power. There is the power of love. There is the never-ending struggle between good and bad. And there is the power of music. Graffiti Bridge.

Director:

Prince

Producer:

Arnold Stiefel, Randy Phillips, Peter MacDonald

Writer:

Prince

Cast:

Prince, Morris Day, Jerome J. Benton, The Time, Jill Jones, Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Ingrid Chavez, Tevin Campbell

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

18%

Reviews

615 Film

Cory Woodroof

Prince should never be one of the less interesting parts of a Prince movie.

July 17, 2022

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4:3

Alexandra Heller-Nicholas

Graffiti Bridge may be far from perfect, but it is also a fascinating film in a number of ways, due as much to its strengths as its weaknesses.

Graffiti Bridge is essentially a series of music videos strung together uncomfortably with awkward dialogue and stiff acting.

He 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.

Visually unappealing and inane at every turn, this one's the absolute pits.

June 25, 2017

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