¡La que hemos armado!

Título original: For Keeps?

1988
PG-13
1h 30min

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Molly Ringwald and Randall Batinkoff in ¡La que hemos armado! (1988)

After she gets pregnant, a teenage girl must decide whether she should keep the baby or not.

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Comedy Drama Romance

Después de quedar embarazada, una adolescente debe decidir si quedarse o no con el bebé.Después de quedar embarazada, una adolescente debe decidir si quedarse o no con el bebé.Después de quedar embarazada, una adolescente debe decidir si quedarse o no con el bebé.

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- 1 premio y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
Screenwriters Tim Kazurinsky and Denise DeClue began work by immersing themselves in the subject of teenage pregnancy, reading articles and speaking directly to teenage mothers. Kazurinsky said: "According to our research about 10,000 U.S. teenagers a week who are pregnant keep their babies. And in every interview we had with young pregnant girls, they all said, 'I never thought it would happen to me.' So we created Darcy Elliot as the kind of smart, with-it girl who would never think it could happen to her".

Citas
Mr. Babrucz: Young lady you need to learn how to keep your mouth shut and your legs crossed!

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Couch Trip/For Keeps/Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam/Rent-a-Cop/The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearn (1988)

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A guy, a girl, and a baby

This movie is for keeps! Not only is it insightful and informative about abortion and STDs, but it reminded me of how many movies from the 1980's suffered from Molly Ringwald's absence. Case in point: St. Elmo's Fire. Another example: Little Darlings. She might not have added that mystical Jean Seberg / Bea Arthur element, but she's a fresh reminder that Hollywood's sometimes takes a chance on otherwise ordinary people that have a spark in their soul. Bravo, Molly!