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Sugar Daddies

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Kara, a bright college student, enters into a murky arrangement with Grant, a 55-year-old man. She exchanges favors for money and tries to keep their relationship a secret until her two worlds collide, causing damage to her family and future.
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K K Look this is a tv, streaming sort of movie so I would evaluate it compared to other similar movies. Similar to would not go to McDonalds and then compare McDonalds with a high end Burger Joint spending time, money(much more) to get on the Michelin top star list. A TV, streaming sort of movie, that can get one to think. The overall subject is transactional sex relationship(s) entwined with older and younger people. There are not always deeper psychological issues in one using sex for money and wanting a younger (of age) person for sex. Sure, sometimes there are issues. Really, most of the issue in this movie was with Kara by Taylor Black in deceiving her boyfriend: she wanted both the money and the attention of an older wealthy man, Grant by Peter Strauss, but then the love and relationship with a guy her age, Justin, by Griffin Freeman. When we spin webs of deceit, well, watch the movie. The cast was solid above, as were others in the movie: Parents of Kara by Isabella Hoffman and James C Burns were solid. Samantha Robinson as Lea and Ashley McCarthy as Shawna (really nailed an example of when one looses herself by doing things such as transactional sex via excellent acting, showing someone who thinks material things buy happiness, but her life showed her spiraling out of control as she was not happy). Thus, things are not always purely business transactions and can have ramifications. Timothy Brennen was Peter and Grant's hunchman, showing how using money to "open up things" can work as well as how money "can allow us to bury a lot of things, including crimes". I don't have any issue with transactional sex between consenting adults and among people only. Sex is a need, primal and is distinguished from love. Really, people who marry (which is supposedly for love)for marry offend me more than "hey you want sex with me, it costs this much". Yet the character Grant showed how an older, more experienced person can manipulate to some degree younger, less experienced person(s), yet on flip I've seen movies where the younger person is much more predatory. With regard to transactional sex, it needs to be taxed if allowed in areas. A lot of sub-issues going that won't go on, but it is worth a watch if into TV sort of movies, which, by the way, are a good thing too. Allow a lot of people to work and can be a fun ride. FYI pre-law is not that HARD, wait to post-grad or law school--so Kara using that as an excuse for what she choice to do is a COP out! Rated 5 out of 5 stars 07/05/25 Full Review Audience Member The best of the best. Peter Strauss is awesome. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/14/23 Full Review Audience Member Predictable, but not bad. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/28/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Kara, a bright college student, enters into a murky arrangement with Grant, a 55-year-old man. She exchanges favors for money and tries to keep their relationship a secret until her two worlds collide, causing damage to her family and future.
Director
Doug Campbell
Producer
Robert Ballo, Ken Sanders
Screenwriter
Barbara Kymlicka
Production Co
Johnson Production Group, Shadowland
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 30, 2016
Runtime
1h 30m
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