Cry-Baby [Blu-ray]

Nice movie

I absolutely love this movie! Cry-Baby is fun, quirky, and full of personality from start to finish. It has that over-the-top 1950s teen rebellion vibe, but with a comedic twist that makes it really entertaining to watch. The characters are memorable and the story doesn’t take itself too seriously, which is part of what makes it so enjoyable. It’s one of those movies you can just put on and have a good time with every time. The music and style really add to the whole aesthetic too—it’s bold, silly, and just really fun overall. Overall, this is one of my favorite comfort movies and I would definitely recommend it if you like offbeat, comedic classics.

Love this movie

I love this movie been watch since I was kids

Arrived on time. My favorite Johnny Depp movie. I love Cry-Baby

This movie is pure cheesy fun — and I freaking love it! Johnny Depp as Cry-Baby is unforgettable, and the whole exaggerated 1950s vibe always makes me laugh. The music is ridiculously catchy (I still find myself singing “Please Mr. Jailer, let my man go free!”). It’s over the top, it’s campy, and it doesn’t take itself seriously — which is exactly why it’s such a blast to watch. If you enjoy musicals that lean into humor and nostalgia, this one is a guilty pleasure you’ll want to rewatch.

Good condition and amazing movies

This movie holds a special place for me. The fact that my grandpa in the 50's lived in Baltimore and he was a Drape! That man had alot of wild stories. Drapes as John Waters talks about was a gang in Maryland and term used for juvenile delinquints. Suffice to say I often wonder if John and my grandpa ever crossed paths. In fact the character Crybaby is alot like my grandpa he was white trash, he'd been to juvie, he rode a motorcycle, had a leather jacket and a greasy ducktail. He used to swipe cars and get into fights. He also was a musician with band called Rich Rocket and the Automobiles. It was a Rockabilly band he did a song called "Shaking my Dice" a euphemism for you know what, after watching a film warning about the solo act him and his buddies came up with this song as a joke. My Grandpa said they did a 45, the flip was a cover of Jerry Lee Lewis' "Great Balls of Fire" they pressed copies only for the band and after he died I looked all through the attic to find it to no avail I was pretty pissed and sad. His stories and bravado made me want to be a Drape and Rockabilly greaser. Your probably wondering what this has to do with the movie. Alot, when I was a kid me and my grandpa watched this movie in theatres. He snuck me past my parents who wouldn't let me ever set eyes on a John Waters film. I had a good time and so did my grandpa. He thought the movie vulgar and little stupid because he had become a born again Christian but overall I saw that gleam in his eyes and he said it brought back memories. This movie is hilarious and some of the music in this film is really hokey and corny. The Rockabilly stuff is pretty good since Rockabilly veterans Dave Alvin and James Intveld worked on those numbers. Its pretty surreal and crazy overall it is a mind trip and a delightful one. My grandpa if he was alive would recommend this movie. The DVD has interviews with John Waters, the cast and crew. Waters talks in length about the real Drapes which I found interesting and there is commentary. Some of the musical numbers could've been done a little better, but all in all as my grandfather said after leaving the theater with a smile on his face: "Swell, pretty swell."

Muito bom

One of my fave movies!

Great for sensitive skin

Très bon film,se regarde en boucle.

Johnny Depp always seems to choose weird films to be in with strange characters to play, and this is no exception. If you watched this as a child, you probably loved it - which describes me to a T! It's a really awful film that is just stupid in places, a ridiculous musical with characters that just wouldn't exist in real life. In one part of the movie, there's a girl who says she's pregnant to try and get cry baby to stay with her, then later on grabs a child's doll in front of him and says she's had her baby - which is just stoopid. But if you love Johnny Depp, then get it. Ricki Lake is in it too, when she was really young and huge, playing cry baby's little sister, still in high school but with 2 kids aged around 6 and 8, and pregnant with her third. If you think about it, she'd have had her first kid aged around 7 or 8 years old! It's just a really stupid movie. Hatchet face always makes me laugh with the faces she pulls too...