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I saw it because the trailer honestly didn't look that bad. And I thought it was kind of unfair how so many people were talking trash about it before seeing it.
As a whole the movie did suck cause a lot of things that happened in the movie I thought didn't make sense. And the movie felt very rushed.
Most of the dance scenes weren't that bad. Like in terms of exploitation it's probably as bad as watching a ballet recital or kids gymnastics.
However there were 3 scenes I thought definitely went overboard and was very cringey. There was the nip slip scene which at first I thought it was an adult, but looking back I'm not so sure... You can almost barely see it because it was on a phone screen when it happened.
There was the dance scene on the bridge where the camera definitely zoomed in to a lot places. And the kids were dancing a bit more provacativly than before.
The dance competition scene went way overboard and lasted way too long. I actually had to look away for a bit because it was that cringey.
The movie's message was definitely against kids dancing like that all the parents in the movie disapproved the behavior. And spoiler alert by the end of the movie the main character started jumping rope like a kid.
Again the movie still sucked and the 3 scenes I mentioned could have been redone to tone it down a little bit. Other than that the movie was just a bad movie in my opinion.
And I'm gonna be honest I think what you see in music videos is probably still way worst than what you see in the movie. And kids watch that kinda thing...
Yeah I'm just drawn to it because of the public's reaction. That's actually also the reason why I watched The Interview with Seth Rogen. People said it was going to start ww3 or something.
I watched it I didn't know what the big deal was and thought it was kinda boring. So far I don't like any Seth Rogen movies.
But anyways the parts I talked about in Cuties is probably like 10 minutes of the entire movie. There's other parts that's kind of cringey, but I didn't think they were as bad.
I don't know how to answer with out sounding weird. So let me start of buy saying that sexualising kids in any way is a big no from me. That been said. Aside from the extream close ups on there genital and chest areas and the sending of a vagina pic. It's a bunch of girls who want to dance in a competition. And one girl, Amy, takes it alittle bit to far. It's not a bad movie as suck. But it should never have been filmed the way it was. As adults behind the scenes there should have had alittle bit of decency to say no to filming as closely as they did..
They have beauty pageants for young girls. Why is this any different? I am not condoning it in the least and some parents seem to want to live a life through their children. If you recall Jon Bonet Ramsey was a beauty princess whose mother entered her in beauty pageants at the age of 5-6 before she was murdered. My opinion is that parents need to let their kids grow up on their own time schedule, not try to make them 18 years old before their time.
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yeah in the teasers, it looks like a bit of twerking. but in the actual movies, there are way to manny close up crotch and ass shots and actually a whet t-shirt boob shaking scene... i mean it's like i get the point they were trying to get across but i don't know why they would have to go that far.
i mean what's next? create child pornography to show how messed up that is?
however i'm not sure if "exploiting" would be the right word here... cause in a sense every child actor is "exploited", cause they don't understand the consequences of being famous yet.
I don’t have Netflix so can’t say but based on how many people have cancelled their subscription because of the movie and the negative comments surrounding the movie I would say it sounds like they are
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Yes I saw it and no it wasn't exploitative. Perhaps a little provocative but the whole point is that it is an illustration of the social pressures young girl's are under. If it wasn't done the way it was, the point wouldn't be made.
I haven't seen it but I would like to see the results.
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sadly these young girls were raised by single mothers when there's no father figure in the house such thing happens single mothers just want the money, easy money
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