It's no surprise that Twitter and Instagram play an important role in the film. After all, this is the 21st century. But while these outlets were helpful in the film, Diaz doesn't want parents and kids to forget that they can be equally dangerous. When asked her thoughts on social media, Diaz says:
"I think it's something that kids don't know how to handle . . . They already have enough coming at them, and then they are put in the position to manage all these other people who are trying to manage their emotions . . . There's just so much negatively coming at you and there are so many kids trying to validate themselves through how many likes they have. It drives me nuts that kids have to take this on in their young lives."
