Mignonnes

Netflix a crée une polémique sur le film Mignonnes connu dans la langue de Shakespeare sous le titre "Cuties" avec un poster destiné au marché américain différent du marché français. 
https://www.20minutes.fr/arts-stars/culture/2844095-20200821-beyonce-cardi-b-miley-cyrus-film-mignonnes-repose-question-modeles-stars-hypersexualisees
https://www.cinoche.com/actualites/netflix-fait-reagir-avec-sa-promotion-du-film-mignonnes
https://www.lefigaro.fr/cinema/netflix-s-excuse-apres-son-derapage-promotionnel-sur-le-film-francais-mignonnes-20200821

Et il y a bon nombre de vlogues sur le sujet de ce film et certains dénoncent le 2 poids, 2 mesures avec le film Mignonnes et les animes.

The Cuties backlash continues! Texas has filed an indictment against Netflix for the "lewd" content in the controversial movie, stating it has no artistic merit. Netflix refuses to back down, and claims the movie is speaking out against what is being shown in the film. Grab popcorn.

Netflix has a disappointing Q3, coming in WAY below expectations. Subs are dropping off, and investors are worried. Could the 'Cuties' controversy be partially to blame? Meanwhile, Disney Plus usage is also flatlining and the yearlong "free subscription" is almost up. Are the streaming wars going to end because of consumer burnout? But hey... NEW ANIME is coming to Netflix. So there's THAT.

Netflix appears to be editing out "triggering" scenes in movies these days, including a hanging gesture in 'Final Destination.' So was the 'Back to the Future Part II' censorship REALLY an accident, like they claimed? Then we talk about how Cuties remains 100% intact despite massive subscriber backlash.