What will you do with all that dough you save between binges? Happy Meal?
Anyone going to #cancelnetflix?
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What will you do with all that dough you save between binges? Happy Meal?
I read some stuff about this and I dont think I am going to cancel Netflix just because they didn't recommed this sexy movie to me.
I just finished watching. The characterization of it by the right completely off base. The movie actually is the opposite and a candid look at the sexualization of young girls combined with social media and smart phones. Has nothing major at all maybe 5 minutes of them learning and then doing a dance not that unlike what I frankly have seen at half time basketball shows and dance recitals, and though ”how weird” to myself. Completely opposite of how cancel Qanon is trying to spin. A cautionary tale against this slide in society and its impact on young girls
Orrrrrrrr......you just like looking at little girls.
I guess the netflix algorithm doesn't have access to your google search history.
Isn't that part of the problem here? You're also serving up perverse enjoyment at the expense of minors. (well, actually -- they're getting paid, so maybe not so much)
Of course I can understand the artistic argument.
Of course the artistic argument would still exist with images 10x as lewd.
So where is the line drawn?
And... Go!
And therein lies the crux. The line keeps moving and will never stop with these people.
Young girls are forcibly raped also but I don’t need to see that shit either.
Maybe this doc could be done without the clips of girls doing that? I get the point but it seems like a fine line. (I have not and probably will not see the film). This may hit a little close to home with problems in the junior high.
I am hesitant to criticize a movie without seeing it, but I also don't want this in my Netflix viewing history.
Excuse me, flag on the play. Is that in the movie?? Please stick to the topic and away from the whataboutisms.
I think the very essence of this film is to do just that and hit close to home with problems in the junior high in this era of tik tok, Snapchat and Instagram coupled with the objectification of girls at a very young age. It does not glorify it and points out the consequences that ensue.
Adults aren’t the same as children as I’m sure you understand.The Accused (1988)
Best Actress Oscar
That's what I've been seeing from people who've actually watched it. The original artwork Netflix used to promote the movie was probably a mistake. So was the description. I said in an earlier post that I didn't want to criticize a movie before I saw it, but I think a lot of people did just that. People on the right whose opinion I respect have said the movie has been mischaracterized. I still don't want it in my viewing history.
