Cherry Pop

I've never written a review before on a movie and I've seen a lot (good and bad). I cannot stress how awful this movie really was. After 5 minutes, I couldn't turn off the train wreck. Like my last relationship, I hung around hoping it would get better; it didn't. I need to re-evaluate my life's choices after this second major mistake. The only redemption this movie has are the bloopers in the credits. That's only because the acting wasn't forced but actually genuine.

I was so happy I found a movie to watch on Saturday night.

Being gay & loving RuPaul and drag Queens this is absolutely waste of time.

There's only few scenes where i LOL the rest is bad taste bitching and the songs performed are kinda SICK. Latrice Royal acting is so bad.

Thumbs up for Bob the Drag Queen.

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?

Whose brilliant idea was it to make a movie about drag but make it about a straight guy doing drag for the first time (and effortlessly beating his face) while the actual drag queens are reduced to ham-fisted stereotypes? I could see glimmers of talent and the plot line is well constructed. But the final product is the pits.

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.