The issue was brought to the actress's attention via an Instagram post that showed "Cruel Intentions" listed alongside movies like "Despicable Me 3" and "Leap." It was definitely a case of "one of these things is not like the other," and Gellar was so shocked that she reposted the original photo.
"It appears @appletv and I have different ideas on kids viewing," she wrote. "I guess you could say it's educational...right?!?"
Educational is certainly one way to describe it. The risqué film does have a lot of lessons to teach about drugs and sex, but we wouldn't describe any of them as kid- or family-friendly. We're with SMG on this: A re-categorization is in order.
