Bradley Bailey, Clare Stone, Colin Ferguson
A high school kid tries to hide the identity of her son by pretending that he's her kid brother in this made-for-TV movie.
DVD Release Date: November 8, 2005
Stats: 453 reviews
This movie was great and very moving. The storyline was unique and many parts were very emotional. Jacey (Panabaker) has a baby at 16 and she and her mother decide to keep him and say it is the mother's son. They move to another city and "start over" where know one knows them. Th...( read more)
I totally watched this. Not only that, but my friends and I paid to rent it too, just because the title made us laugh.
The cheese alone wasn't enough to redeem the film, but it's pretty ridiculous.
This is probably the movie that's brought me closest to tears.
Danielle Panabaker played her role exceptionally well, the movie felt so realistic that I had a hard time hiding my tears away.
There's not many movies like this out there, it was emotional and heart-clenching, but ...( read more)
For some reason this shares the movie poster with Too Young To Be A Dad. Another great film that is also a true story. Heartbreaking throughout. I would have kept the baby no matter what but ultimately she decides she's too young and gives her son to her teacher who couldn't have...( read more)
best movie with a very good story and teaches teenagers how valuable all keep away from sex free association, and how much love a mother to her child. although sometimes their children do so by her mother who is not like..
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does anyone no where i can get this movie i saw it and lovd it but cant find it any where
This movie was really good. I cried at the end it was really sad. Danielle Panabaker was so good in it.
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