ThiefHott Too much of everything

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

vickie_nodoubt1-1 I was very disappointed in this film. Not least because the acting was very wooden and there was not really much in the way of genuine shock at Kirsten Dunst's character being pregnant at 15 . .it seemed to be accepted pretty quickly both at home and at school. They really could have made this film good but in the end it fell well short of what I imagine the aim was. One part of the film I did quite like was the relationship between her and her sister, it certainly lifted the film and stopped it becoming a complete disaster.I only paid about £3 for it so I wasn't expected anything amazing, but I was definitely expecting more than this.

whirlgigs This movie is clearly the stereotypical adult's idea of what it must be like for a pregnant teenager. I have a hard time believing it was a "true story" from a real young mother at all.I am a young mother and I have met and talked to dozens of other young mothers and none of them would have ever dreamed of acting like Tina did. Tina was concerned only with her selfish and was shallow and vain, as was everyone else in the movie.For once I'd like to see a movie about teen pregnancy where the girl wasn't only concerned with gaining weight and actually succeeded in doing something with her life and didn't treat her child like a huge annoyance and burden.O/10 for this movie.

fruitlo0p03 I thought this movie was well thought out and well done. I think that I will show this movie to my kids. It showed her transition from brat to half responsible. It showed that she gave up drinking and drugs for her baby, a very smart decision.

andrew-72 There is a fine line between being too strick and too loose as a parent. When a child for yours has a child of their own before they get into high school, that is a pretty big deal. Fifteen and pregnant portrays the Spangler family as a family with some problems, but I felt like they treated the whole pregnancy as a good thing. They never yelled at Tina (Kirsten Dunst) once for what she had done. They just accepted it. While I think parents should be more like that rather than mean and kick the child out, I don't feel like this is an accurate representation of how things should be or are. The love you see at the end of the movie between the whole family is great though and I wish life was more visibly like that; getting through a tradegy together with the people who love you.