Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Matrixiole Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

Kailansorac Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

nessadalloway You should judge something for what it is, not for what you want it to be or thought it would be. This documentary is not about the whole porn industry but about young girls who think that they will be successful by doing this. Have you seen the pictures uploaded by young girls nowadays? One of the girls in the film says she feels confident when men tell her how beautiful she is, it's the same with women showing their bodies on Facebook and Instagram, they think that being hot and slutty is "cool", that's how they validate themselves. That is the type of porn stars this film is about. Although the girls have different personalities and points of view, most of them agree, at some point, that it's degrading. They do it for the money and "fame". It's an easy way out for so many women who think that doing this is actually something to be proud of. Not every single woman has the choice, some of them might be forced to do it but I do wonder if the majority of porn stars do it because they don't have another choice... I really don't think so. I might be wrong but come on, you can clearly see that many young girls in the states actually see this as an option to make good money and be independent, and why? because it's OK now, as I've mentioned before, it's actually cool. They don't see the whole picture, those videos are going to be there forever, friends will see them and situations like the one experienced by one of these girls at a party are going to happen more than once.The fact that so many young girls are into this is worrying, what's the problem with doing a documentary about this particular side of the industry?

kmj-16462 This is a good doc to watch. But with the producer growing up with privilege she didn't portray this very well. She made it out to be that these girls are so deprived and feel stuck that this was their easy outlet to a better life. No, these girls are from middle classed families not deprived. She makes is out to be industry is dangerous and wrong. But, by looking at it in this situation it isn't the case. These girls were there on their own free will. They have a roof over their heads and that scout books their gigs and goes with them to them. That scout does it in such a way that the girls are not forced into anything shady or put them in danger in anyway. If they want to leave or want out he lets them. These girls come to him not vise versa. So I didn't like how they were making it out to be that this industry is a bad situation. The material contradicts the theme of the Documentary. If you want to do a doc about this then use subject that fits your vision. Not the exact opposite.

ryanpaddy7 I say it should have been called "Young Girls Wanted" because what enabled the objects of this film to make money in the adult industry was definitely not their looks, but their ages.Hot girls Wanted is an interesting (albeit skewed) documentary about one very small aspect of the adult industry. HGW focuses on a few girls who go off to a flop house in FL to take advantage of the money available to them via making adult videos. The film focuses in on just one or two of these girls, thus giving you an extremely myopic look at what is arguably the biggest, most lucrative industry in history. While you couldn't possible get a feel (pun intended) for the adult industry by following even a hundred or a thousand talents around, just how much can you expect to learn from following a few? And these few are rock bottom amateurs being managed by a rock bottom amateur.I find it amusing how people rectify capitalism with instances of it where other people are making money doing things that they a) don't like, b) wouldn't do themselves, and/or c) wouldn't want family doing. Seems to me that the phrase "they're being taken advantage of" or "they're being manipulated" comes in quite handy to folks who can't grapple with the fact that quite often, what makes money valuable is that it gets people to do stuff they normally wouldn't do. Maybe it's a plumber who deals with feces on a daily basis, maybe it's the person that's flipping burgers for minimum wage, or maybe it's someone exhibiting sexual behavior on film. And while I'm certain there are people who do all of these jobs and love doing them, the fact is that most are doing it for the money. You could make the same movie and title it "Plumbers Wanted" or "Short Order Cooks Wanted." Either would make the exact same point.But of course we have the double standard that sex is all at once wonderful and special, but at the same time "bad" to do for money. Please do this little thought experiment... Imagine that there are no more STDs, and that people are able to control their ability to breed 100%. No one ever gets sick, and no one ever gets pregnant (or impregnates someone) if they don't want to. Now ask yourself if it's OK for people (your wife, kid, etc...) to work in this industry. If the answer is "no" then you have some deep thinking to do. As far as the "morality" of adult content in and of itself, I will offer this... If you wouldn't condone your wife, daughter, mother, son, neighbor, anybody doing it, then you ought not be watching/consuming it.And I loved the puppy:)

Eddie_weinbauer I heard about this by accident,and figured it was another one of those feminist propaganda movies.Turned out I was wrong.It is an interesting little piece of documentary though. It shows you a honest inside view of parts of the internet world of teen porn . It interview the actors, in what seem to me a quite honest way.Most of these girls,seem to be the average small town girls. Who sees porn, as a way to get out of their crummy little hick towns,and see & be something bigger.And I totally get that.Small towns sometimes feel like they're suffocating you. One of them even said that it was a snap decision and a way to get away from her town They all seem to share, the sort of naive dreams of making it big in the internet porn industry.You get to see their up's and down tours.Hear what they feel about the different type of shoots they do. I feel they haven't really done much research, before agreeing to do porn.Cause the lot of them come off as quite naive. Thinking they will become rich from this.But I wouldn't say they are being abused or taken advantage of.Even though one girl claim so.You choose to do porn on a whim.If you don't do research you have nobody to blame but your self. She even state, that she said yes to everything,as long as it had a dollar sign in front of it. I mean,you can't pull the "I've been taken advantage off card" than. If you don't read the contract,you can only blame your self. One has a boyfriend who says he is okay with what she do,but later you can clearly see him being uncomfortable around his buddies, when the subject comes up.As he and his porn girlfriend visit them. Later he talks about how he wants her to quit. You can see that it's eating him, knowing the whole world can watch his girlfriend on the internet.But all in all I would call it a interesting good documentary not totally unbiased maybe,but still good