Allison Welch

As a clinical psychologist having had to have the awful job of watching this movie because I was very disturbed by the advertising and comments regarding cuties I found this movie to be similar to 'making child abuse material' to demonstrate how terrible it is to sexualise children in society through social media. This movie had good intentions, but good intentions are not enough. For example, you DO NOT MURDER, to demonstrate the evil and suffering of how terrible it is to MURDER. This movie is not just about scantily clad girls twerking. It is far worse than that. It has a scene whereby an 11 year old girl undresses to an older male to 'seduce' (even though children should never be said to seduce anyone, but i can not think of a better word to describe this behaviour) him to trade for a mobile phone. When she steals said phone anyway after he appears to reject her she then proceeds to take her underwear off in nearby bathroom and take a photo of her vulva and post on social media. This is child pornography and these young 'actresses' were abused by hollyweird having to act out said scene. The coaching and direction of this scene from an adult justifying the child to act in this way because of ..... would have been what we call in the literature 'grooming'. There is NO justification for this child abuse. Get adults to act out adult content.

Such a feel good movie