Lana Del Rey: Put Me in a Movie Meaning

Song Released: 2010

Put Me in a Movie Lyrics

Lights, Camera, Action
If he likes me, takes me home
Lights, Camera, Action
If he likes me, takes me home
Lights, Camera, Action
If he likes me, takes me home

Come on I know you like (the) little girls
Come on I know you like (the)...

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   anonymous

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   Jan 16th 2021 !⃝

   This song is about her lizzy grant era, she was being groomed, struggling with drugs and had an ed, life was so bad at that time she made a song that glorified everything she been through bc that’s the way she coped with it, this song is encapsulation of that time of her life, pp should stop saying that she need to release it, I love that song but I think it shouldn’t be released, think about it why would she want to sing about that time of her life in front so many people and remember again about all those stuff she being through, let her be happy and respect her decision.
2. anonymous

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   Jan 23rd 2023 !⃝

   I honestly think it's as it states an older guy being into a girl much younger than him. Possibly grooming her, and making her think she needs him due to the lyric "You know I can't make it on my own"
3. anonymous

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   Aug 31st 2018 !⃝

   I thinks this song is also about the movie Lolita, since she says "i know you like little girls, you can be my daddy....put me in a movie"
   There was a scene at the movie where the girl Lolita was convinced by some old guy that she can be a model, but indeed they captured porn content of young girls.
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   Aug 4th 2014 !⃝

   I believe that the movie references are metaphors for being in a relationship with her because she will make them feel like a star. But also she want to know that he will treat her the same way. As in he won't hurt her and she will be an important part of her life.

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