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The Importance of Being Morris: Fop vs. Fop and Duality in Purple Rain

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A friend has sent you the following article from PopMatters.com Features: The Importance of Being Morris: Fop vs. Fop and Duality in Purple Rain by Lana Cooper 03 June 2009 In both Purple Rain and Graffiti Bridge, "The Kid" is pitted against Morris Day in a battle for artistic and commercial supremacy in the Minneapolis club scene. Lana Cooper digs deeper than that, though, showing that the characters are not too dissimilar, examining the psychological implications of both leads actions in these films, rife with business-minded headgames and personal attacks through pop music. Link: http://www.popmatters.com/pm/feature/94057-the-importance-of-being-morris-fop-vs.-fop-and-duality-in-purple-rain/ PopMatters Popular Voices, Cultural Matters http://www.popmatters.com/

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