[Sybeck1]

I just saw Miss Fanning in "Charlotte's Web" with the kids this past Sunday. This is just WRONG!!

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[Sybeck1]

With Lindsay and Britney gone wild, I hope Dakota is better off ten years from now.

[A_perfect_lady]

Brooke Shields was in "Pretty Baby," not "Atlantic City." Minor detail...

[cripplecreek]

Just what we need, a pedophile's dream.

[Clemenza]

are going to cause as big if not bigger uproar than when Brooke Shields played a pre-pubescent prostitute in Louis Malle's classic "Atlantic City."

That was actually "Pretty Baby."

[Lizavetta]

when Brooke Shields played a pre-pubescent prostitute in Louis Malle's classic "Atlantic City."

Do journalists even do research any more so they don't sound like flipping morons?

Brooke Shields as a pre-pubescent prostitute was "Pretty Baby".

[Borges]

What's just wrong? Child rape or movies about unpleasant subjects? I agree with the former but not the latter.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Regardless of the controversy surronding this film, Dakota Fanning is a brilliant actress. Truly a prodigy.

[Cold Heat]

Darn hick Elvis fans.......:-0

[bootless]

UGH!!

And I thought Brooke Shields was the baby hooker in "Pretty Baby," not Susan Saran Wrap's Atlantic City.

Get me rewrite!!

[supercat]

It's unclear whether the Presley estate will approve the licensing of the ultimate pop idol's voice as the film's backdrop, or even if the writers of the song "Hound Dog" — Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller —won't do something to keep their famous composition out of it.

If the songwriters are made aware of the controversy, I'd be very surprised if they allow a sync license to be issued.

[GOPJ]

Hollywood substitutes shock for talent - it's why fewer people go to the movies every year.

Does anyone want to sit in a dark room next to someone who gets off on the rape of a child? Not me. Not most of us.

One more reason to stay away from the movies.

I fear Hollywood loves excessive violence because they're emotionally dead inside -- they have to have extremes -- it's creepy.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

I blame Dakota's parents for allowing her to make a rape scene. I wonder what the rating is.