Rupert Grint: Cherrybomb wins E4 Slackers Club Battle

» August 12 by Tania in CB News, Rupert News with 9 Comments

August 12th, 2010, 6:50am– Remember two weeks ago, we mentioned that E4‘s Slackers Club is having a vote out between Rupert Grint’s Cherrybomb and Alice Cooper’s Suck, where the winner will be played exclusively at all Picturehouse cinemas for one day. We are happy to announce that Rupert’s Cherrybomb won the vote out with 92% Yay to Suck’s 76% Yay! So for all those lucky people in the UK who got to watch Cherrybomb again on the big screen yesterday, we would love to hear your review of the film. Just go to our forums and share your thoughts.

Another reminder that Cherrybomb will be officially released on DVD in the UK on 23rd August. You can pre-order your copy of the DVD here or here.

9 Responses to “Rupert Grint: Cherrybomb wins E4 Slackers Club Battle”

  1. Tania
    August 12th, 2010

    The Cherrybomb DVD is going at a cheap price at the moment. 9.99 pounds.

  2. Anna
    August 12th, 2010

    Too bad we didn’t knew before. I hope people got the opportunity to go to the cinema.

  3. francaise3/Marite
    August 12th, 2010

    Great for UK fans!!!

  4. galadriel12
    August 12th, 2010

    Great CB won the vote. Yet *scratches head*, I’m confused. I’ve never been good with maths, but am I right or not that 92% and 76% somehow doesn’t add up? LoL

  5. Anna
    August 12th, 2010

    I think the voting and the YAY-NAY % was different.

  6. BonnieRadcliffe
    August 12th, 2010

    Lol, Galadriel, I thought the same thing!! XD Maybe 168% is the new 100% XD

  7. Anna
    August 12th, 2010

    Might be 92 yay and 8 nay. 76 yay and 24nay.

  8. dead-ced-dead
    August 12th, 2010

    No, the two individual films had a vote out of 100%, so it wasn’t that if one film got 100%, the other would get 0%. They were voted for separately out of 100%. So Suck had a positive 76%, but CB got a great 92%.

  9. galadriel12
    August 13th, 2010

    Thank you so much for the explanation dead-ced-dead. I was thinking something like that, otherwise it just wouldn’t have made sense. And Yay for 92% yay for CB. That’s really not bad, not at all. I guess no movie likely will ever make 100%, but this comes close. :D

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