Emily Rataykovsky is reflecting on the film's past, and it is said that she told friends Amy Schumer during a conversation at saturday's Tribeca Film Festival that Judd Apato's film "This is 40" is "not suitable for aging".
If you haven't seen it yet, This Is 40 is a spin-off of 2012's "Stepping Stones" starring Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann, a couple who went through married life and raising adolescent children at age 40.
The model and actor said the film was "hilarious and in place" but disputed its treatment of Megan-Fox's character.
In the film, Megan plays Desi, who works in a boutique. She was accused of stealing money from a store to buy goodies and was later discovered that she had also worked as a barmaid.
In the film, there are several scenes where Desi is objectified, including Leslie Mann's character feeling and discussing her breasts for long periods of time.
"I suggest everyone with a husband or wife and kids watch [the movie,] Megan-Fox is treated too badly in it," Emily said.
"Oh, that movie doesn't have a strong sense of age?" Amy asked in response.
"That movie didn't age," Emily confirmed.
While Megan never specifically talked about her work experience in "This Is 40," she has been talking about the effects of the wide public objectification of her body on her mental health.