I was briefly surprised that over six hundred parents had their daughters try out for the film and not one of them made a public fuss about it, but then I remember the parents of child actors are worse than the parents of child beauty pageants stars. Gross.,(reply>), It is sad to see parents will sell their kids, trying to get fortune and fame.,(reply>), According to Jesus in the Gospel of Luke (17:2) it would be better for a milstone to be tied around these parents knecks and they be thrown into the sea. I don't think that is hyperbole. These kids are literally be better off as orphans.,(reply>)," <a href=""https://www.change.org/p/parents-of-young-children-petition-to-remove-cuties-from-netflix"">https://www.change.org/p/parents-of-young-children-petition-to-remove-cuties-from-netflix</a>",(reply>), @dennis dales if you can watch the movie and still say the same your morally degenerate and likely a p3dophile.<br>I have seen it because I didn't think it could be that bad, it is however.,(reply>), Not all are bad. When I was in my last 20's my family started to work for the father of a then former child actor. His son had been in movies and was on a television show which ran long enough for syndication. He invested his son's earning, only one of which was a failure. That single failure was a car wash in Southern California the year before the two wettest rainfall years to date in that area. So IMO not a bad investment, just bad timing. <br><br>He felt so bad about that single failure that he figured out ways to recoup the losses to his son and the grow them in to profits for him.