Cherry Pop

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say: if you are going to make a film about drag performance... include some phenomenal drag performances. It's not that hard to do. Yet this film manages to completely ignore showing them while at the same time trying to be an inspirational film about drag. I'd give it -10 if I could. It fails just on it's basic premise.

This movie was so bad and way beyond cheesy! Don't waste your time. Bad storyline. Didn't take any acting skills.

I love all these queens from watching them on Drag Race. That said, this movie did nothing to help the image of the LGBTQ community. They all just yelled at each other to the point it that was uncomfortable, picked on people, and acted super b*itchy. Every joke was awful - I was expecting that little "shade sound" from Drag Race when a queen's joke fails, and the camera just shows Ru's emotionless face, then that clanking shade sound plays. That's how I felt throughout this entire movie. Where's Bianca when you need her?

I'm a huge fan of Drag Race, and couldn't wait to see this movie. Unfortunately, there were a lot of lines that were really disrespectful to women. The queens spend a scene talking about how disgusting a vagina is, sing a song making light of abortion (I'm pro-choice, but it is usually a seriously difficult situation), and just generally bash women. I'm all for men dressing in drag, especially to express femininity since our culture tells them to suppress that, but don't make fun of women, you still get to walk around the world as a man. Borrowing women's culture of dresses, makeup, shoes, hair, mannerism, etc., is fine, great even, but to be so disrespectful is not a good look.

Terribly unfunny and filled with extremely sad, misogynistic jokes. Poorly written script with the worst of LGBTQ+ stereotypes. Really sad to see talented queens related to a project like this. Who let the white WeHo gays out?