| SvennoJ said: This is the first time I've heard of cancel culture or this movie. It's a work of fiction, it's not real, who cares. What I find more disturbing is toddlers and tiaras, that is real... Kinda surreal that American show is fine, yet this movie is an outrage? I haven't seen the movie so don't know what the problem with it is. Just watched the trailer, no clue why that is over the 'line'. It's just kids imitating the nonsense they see all over social media. Actually I'm impressed at how effective this movie is. Anyway, not interested, still got enough to watch. |
This vid sums up everything wrong with this movie:
As for the tired "it's a commentary against sexualization of kids", again, that's like calling Saw/Hostel a social commentary saying that torture is bad by very explicitly showing and glorifying it (they don't call it torture porn for nothing), but at least in those movies, the torture (however graphic) isn't real whereas 11-year-old girls in this movie are literally grabbing their sensitive areas while dancing in provocative outfits and performing literal sex acts. That excuse doesn't fly when an adult is literally seen gawking at 11-year-old girls performing said sex acts as if he's turned on by it, which is disturbing enough all by itself. The director/writer's computer should probably be searched by the authorities.
PSA:
SONY:
If 💳 ≠ OWNING
,THEN
🏴☠️ ≠ STEALING
