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  • Sep 12, 2020
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    the movie is great

    its a dark social commentary about society, social media, religion values and patriarchy

    the movie makes you feel uncomfortable on purpose , you should be weirded out and think its wrong because it is , people should look at this and understand what they're doing to young kids

    don't condemn the movie, condemn the society that made this movie a reality and necessary

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    you're a moron the writer and director of the movie is a black muslin woman she's writing about her own personal experiences

    this is isn't a big political blockbuster , this was an indie film that Netflix picked up because it had great reviews at festivals

    yall are ignorant as f*** sometimes, go watch transformers moron and jerk to little girls doing tiktoks while you're saying that this movie is wrong

    Oh sorry I didn’t know it was a black “muslim” woman who made this film with cp in it. This makes it totally fine my bad

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    rwina sawayama

    mf gonna tell me, a muslim, while hes a white man, that im being too sensitive when the only islam i see in movies is pushing the same islamophobic narrative lets make all movies about white people be about them being kkk members

    bro , that's victim mentality

    the Catholic Church is portrayed in a negative way multiple times

    no religion is perfect

    have you seen "the two popes" or "spotlight" ? it shows the catholics in an awful light, those movies truly depict pedophilia

    and they were both huge

    every culture and religion is flawed , I didn't find the movie islamophobic in any way

    sorry if my comment disrespected you in any form , but this happens with every religion

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    Ultima

    Yep, and people have to stop pretending that women can't be pedophiles.

    I don't think she's a pedo, I believe she's from the artsy fartsy cloth you know the same artsy people who defend films like "the Serbian film"

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    bro , that's victim mentality

    the Catholic Church is portrayed in a negative way multiple times

    no religion is perfect

    have you seen "the two popes" or "spotlight" ? it shows the catholics in an awful light, those movies truly depict pedophilia

    and they were both huge

    every culture and religion is flawed , I didn't find the movie islamophobic in any way

    sorry if my comment disrespected you in any form , but this happens with every religion

    i fully agree with what ur saying, but u dont seem to get my point Julian

    my problem is that everytime islam is portrayed in movies its a critique, every single time, while i and hundreds of millions of muslims would disagree with islam being a bad thing

    a movie that portrays islam in a positive light would never get greenlit lmao

  • Sep 12, 2020
    Aight

    Oh sorry I didn’t know it was a black “muslim” woman who made this film with cp in it. This makes it totally fine my bad

    the movie doesn't feature cp , you clearly haven't seen it

    on the contrary the movie depicts how harmful is social media and the culture it portrays to Youngers kids

  • and islam is perfect

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    the movie is great

    its a dark social commentary about society, social media, religion values and patriarchy

    the movie makes you feel uncomfortable on purpose , you should be weirded out and think its wrong because it is , people should look at this and understand what they're doing to young kids

    don't condemn the movie, condemn the society that made this movie a reality and necessary

    the point is tho that you can add all of those elements to your film without making it gratuitous.

    I mentioned the film Irreversible in the thread earlier (spoiler alert ahead). I think it's a great film which has loads going for it, in terms of the unusual narrative structure, the acting the debate it provokes, soundtrack, visuals etc etc

    The centrepiece of the film is violent sexual and physical assault. The assault needs to take place for the narrative of the film, but the actual scene in which it takes place is an incredibly graphic, brutal depiction of the assault which lasts for ten minutes.

    It's absolutely gratuitous, and adds nothing to the plot that a much shorter, less detailed scene (or even no scene at all and just an allusion to the assault) would have achieved. The only intention of that scene is to shock the audience, and inevitably it got a similar reaction to Cuties.

    I don't see why the makers and marketers of Cuties couldn't have explored the same themes without adding in content that was clearly going to rile people up and detract from any message they were intending to convey

  • Sep 12, 2020
    Smacked Voodoo

    You can literally Google a synopsis. It's not hard. The movie is not as profound as y'all tryna make it out to be. It's based on a very basic trope that is present in the coming of age genre where a young girl is the man character of a film/show/book/etc. It's taken to an extreme however, and the extreme is proudly displaying prepubescent girls in some sort of dance/twerk competition.

    Why y'all think we actually need to watch this s*** to properly understand it as if it is hard to I do not know. But I'm pretty good on having to watch 10-12 year olds dressed up in an exposing manner to understand that young girls are sexualized and pressured into being sexually appealing at young ages. Y'all can have that.

    Like if that's the message cool. No f***ing s***. But cool. You're naive if you don't think pedos are gonna have a field day jerking off to it and completely ignoring its implicit meaning though.

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    rwina sawayama

    i fully agree with what ur saying, but u dont seem to get my point Julian

    my problem is that everytime islam is portrayed in movies its a critique, every single time, while i and hundreds of millions of muslims would disagree with islam being a bad thing

    a movie that portrays islam in a positive light would never get greenlit lmao

    I don't know a movie that portrays the Catholic Church in a positive way too that isn't propaganda fam

    but I see you have a completely different take on religion than me, so I won't keep this conversation not to offend you

  • Sep 12, 2020
    SUPER RED

    Look at this disgusting review on IMBD

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    I don't know a movie that portrays the Catholic Church in a positive way too that isn't propaganda fam

    but I see you have a completely different take on religion than me, so I won't keep this conversation not to offend you

    hundreds of movies where the christian is just a christian, not necessarily positive nor negative, just praying in the church for a scene or some s***

    muslims are just humans like that

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    I don't know a movie that portrays the Catholic Church in a positive way too that isn't propaganda fam

    but I see you have a completely different take on religion than me, so I won't keep this conversation not to offend you

    maybe not in your country but in my country the media goes after muslims constantly more than any other religion to the point it's not even close

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    Swz3000

    the point is tho that you can add all of those elements to your film without making it gratuitous.

    I mentioned the film Irreversible in the thread earlier (spoiler alert ahead). I think it's a great film which has loads going for it, in terms of the unusual narrative structure, the acting the debate it provokes, soundtrack, visuals etc etc

    The centrepiece of the film is violent sexual and physical assault. The assault needs to take place for the narrative of the film, but the actual scene in which it takes place is an incredibly graphic, brutal depiction of the assault which lasts for ten minutes.

    It's absolutely gratuitous, and adds nothing to the plot that a much shorter, less detailed scene (or even no scene at all and just an allusion to the assault) would have achieved. The only intention of that scene is to shock the audience, and inevitably it got a similar reaction to Cuties.

    I don't see why the makers and marketers of Cuties couldn't have explored the same themes without adding in content that was clearly going to rile people up and detract from any message they were intending to convey

    I agree with you to a degree

    I actually met gaspar noé and was more impressed by his filmmaking before I met him than after

    he gave us a class in a movie festival and he talked about his movie "Love"and how he "showed a close up shot of his cock" just to provoke people , it was nothing deep he just wanted to shock and I found that boring and stupid

    but in this movie I feel like they want you to have those terrible images in your head, so you think about how absurd and disgusting they are, if they weren't so in your face I dont know if they would have the desired effect and reaction, this would be just an indie movie that nobody would talk about or see

    we're meant to be shocked and think , so I agree with how the director shocked us on purpose

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    Swz3000

    the point is tho that you can add all of those elements to your film without making it gratuitous.

    I mentioned the film Irreversible in the thread earlier (spoiler alert ahead). I think it's a great film which has loads going for it, in terms of the unusual narrative structure, the acting the debate it provokes, soundtrack, visuals etc etc

    The centrepiece of the film is violent sexual and physical assault. The assault needs to take place for the narrative of the film, but the actual scene in which it takes place is an incredibly graphic, brutal depiction of the assault which lasts for ten minutes.

    It's absolutely gratuitous, and adds nothing to the plot that a much shorter, less detailed scene (or even no scene at all and just an allusion to the assault) would have achieved. The only intention of that scene is to shock the audience, and inevitably it got a similar reaction to Cuties.

    I don't see why the makers and marketers of Cuties couldn't have explored the same themes without adding in content that was clearly going to rile people up and detract from any message they were intending to convey

    You don’t see the difference between Monica Belluci being fake raped and actual 11 year olds being heavily sexualised?

  • Sep 12, 2020
    rwina sawayama

    hundreds of movies where the christian is just a christian, not necessarily positive nor negative, just praying in the church for a scene or some s***

    muslims are just humans like that

    i can think of normal or developed muslim characters in some tv shows or films but it's nowhere near as common, especially in the really big films that get the most attention.

    but even if it was it gets drowned out by the relentless media attacks

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    Aight

    You don’t see the difference between Monica Belluci being fake raped and actual 11 year olds being heavily sexualised?

    that's not what i said and ultimately irrelevant to the point i was making

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    theDonandOnly

    maybe not in your country but in my country the media goes after muslims constantly more than any other religion to the point it's not even close

    in my country its the same, when there was the refugee crisis people were being so disgusting and mean to muslims it was scary , back then I lived in in the middle of the asian and nepalese part of my town and the tension was scary

    I didn't feel this movie was islamophobic in any way tho , the way that muslims were portrayed was the same if catholics would be portrayed if the filmmaker came from a catholic family

    It felt more of a disconnect between generations and values than anything

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    so i'm like ok lemme see if this is really bad as it is, i skipped through most of it on netflix and that s*** got the 11 year old twerking?????? WHAT man if i had kids around that age this is the last film i would ever want them to see, who is the target audience for this?

  • Sep 12, 2020
    You Disappoint Me

    so i'm like ok lemme see if this is really bad as it is, i skipped through most of it on netflix and that s*** got the 11 year old twerking?????? WHAT man if i had kids around that age this is the last film i would ever want them to see, who is the target audience for this?

    the target audience aren't kids

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    in my country its the same, when there was the refugee crisis people were being so disgusting and mean to muslims it was scary , back then I lived in in the middle of the asian and nepalese part of my town and the tension was scary

    I didn't feel this movie was islamophobic in any way tho , the way that muslims were portrayed was the same if catholics would be portrayed if the filmmaker came from a catholic family

    It felt more of a disconnect between generations and values than anything

    i don't feel like watching this move if it's as bad as people are saying so idk. it sounds gross, can't judge without watching but i don't think i want to

    i thought you were saying muslims are treated the same in their depiction as other religions, which i don't think is true. but i get it if you just meant this film

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    Swz3000

    that's not what i said and ultimately irrelevant to the point i was making

    2nd time you’re making these false equivalences

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    theDonandOnly

    i don't feel like watching this move if it's as bad as people are saying so idk. it sounds gross, can't judge without watching but i don't think i want to

    i thought you were saying muslims are treated the same in their depiction as other religions, which i don't think is true. but i get it if you just meant this film

    religions are mostly treated like s*** in movies

    muslims specially because filmmakers who write about muslims usually stereotype them because they don't know s*** about what they are talking about and write with prejudice , so I agree with you

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    religions are mostly treated like s*** in movies

    muslims specially because filmmakers who write about muslims usually stereotype them because they don't know s*** about what they are talking about and write with prejudice , so I agree with you

    i can think of some good characters in tv shows tbf and some more independent films over here, but it's usually stereotypes in big movies

  • Sep 12, 2020
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    JULIAN

    I agree with you to a degree

    I actually met gaspar noé and was more impressed by his filmmaking before I met him than after

    he gave us a class in a movie festival and he talked about his movie "Love"and how he "showed a close up shot of his cock" just to provoke people , it was nothing deep he just wanted to shock and I found that boring and stupid

    but in this movie I feel like they want you to have those terrible images in your head, so you think about how absurd and disgusting they are, if they weren't so in your face I dont know if they would have the desired effect and reaction, this would be just an indie movie that nobody would talk about or see

    we're meant to be shocked and think , so I agree with how the director shocked us on purpose

    oh cool that must have been interesting altho I can't say i'm massively surprised at that lol. The more of his stuff I watch the more there seems to be elements in every film intended to shock rather than actual add anything.

    I can see where you're coming from with that point, but given the context it seems like a silly choice for them to have made. It's specifically those images which are detracting from anything else in the film, and this really seems like a reaction which could have been anticipated.

    You've got people seriously arguing that the director and others should be prosecuted for child p***ography charges, and even that the kids in the cast should be removed from their parents' custody. That's gotta be the complete opposite response someone who claims to have wanted to raise a serious discussion about child exploitation would have wanted

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