baking lesson?
maybe I'm homeschooled not autistic
Pedo shit happening
Jordan Baker
Anthony Bell
I spot a sand nigger again trying to normalize this shit, and Zig Forums wants me to ignore it and solely blame jews. Again. Why am I always supposed to ignore the sand niggers, Zig Forums?
Jack Rogers
Sexualizing kids is taboo because people who sexualize kids need to be boiled in dishsoap.
We all know what the kids are thinking, for fucks sake they have the Internet now anyway. What's alarming is why some dude would invite random kids to watch an R rated film. What possible fucking argument is there to defend this?
Ethan Cooper
I see a gullible woman.
Jace Green
God Odin, her mother must have had one hell of a tight vagina, that's not a c-section delivery there fo so with that skull shape
Carson Ramirez
free beer and popcorn kids at the drafthouse
Samuel Hall
user, I….
Benjamin Ward
plugged in online (Christian review site)
SEXUAL CONTENT
Kalya finds out that the boy she has a crush on, Aiden, broke up with his girlfriend after she refused to send him nude photos. Kayla sees this as an opportunity and tells Aiden she has her own dirty photos. This piques his interest, and he crudely asks her if she’s good at performing oral sex. After the eighth grader says yes—which is a lie—she goes home to research what it is and how it's performed. Kayla (and the audience) sees a woman with a prosthetic anatomical device, and we hear her using sexual terms to describe it. Before things get any more graphic than that, however, Kayla closes her computer. Another scene tells us she's still trying to figure out how oral sex works (a banana is involved), but her father interrupts her. She also pretends to kiss Aiden by kissing her hand.
A boy is caught masturbating in class. (We see motions as he hides underneath his oversized shirt.) Kids learn about their genitals in a health class. Some girls wear short shorts, and others wear bikinis. Boys and men are shown shirtless in their swimming trunks and boxers. A young boy flexes in front of a mirror. A middle school girl is pressured by a male high school senior to take her shirt off. (She doesn't comply.) Teens flirt with one another and talk about nude photos. Someone is called a "pervert."
frankly, is argue this is a pg-13 movie that the MPAA gave an R rating because independent studios don't have the time/money to keep editing the movie for an MPAA rating.
the MPAA doesn't say what exactly is the offensive content for small studios, they just demand a new edit.
but I could be wrong and Bo could be a pedo.
in a couple of interviews, BO comments that he watched hundreds of hours of teen vlogs to write the film.
he said he found himself watching girls/ writing a female protagonist more because they talked about feelings while boys talked about fortnight
Charles Wood
sounds degenerate, is there an unedited version, maybe where her dad teaches her to give a proper BJ?
Aiden Nelson
That really doesn't sound that bad, but if your target audience is young teen girls who can't see an R rated movie, you kinda have to edit it again to have any hope of making a profit. It's not like an R rated action movie that will only lose a bit of profit but still have plenty of adults see it.
Also
>Scott (((Rudin))) Productions
>A24 : Daniel (((Katz))) David (((Fenkel))) John Hodges? James (((Schultz)))