I really enjoyed this movie. Liked the storyline and the acting.

This movie is a classic and I absolutely love it. The chemistry that Darcy and Stan have is so beautiful. Their love for each other overcomes the obstacles that they face.

This movie is really good.

Great movie it shows real life problems young parents go thru. I loved the ending.

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I LUV THIS MOVIE! A few of the scenes weren't too good for kids under 14. Eccpecially the rain make out scene and the shower scene. Other than those scenes though, it was excellent! One of Molly Ringwald's best films. It had a good story. It was a really sweet movie. I loved the music too. It had a great message and a beautiful plot. I recommend it to all teens and they're parents.

Although this movie is directed by the guy that did "Rocky" it's not the action that gets me in this well-made movie (there is little of it) but the acting. There is a very sweet and tender atmosphere in this movie that lets off positive vibes as the protagonists face realistic obstacles and overcome them in believable ways (no fancy special effects). It's as funny as it is serious and altogether very entertaining! It tells a good story in a touching manner and the actors are all charming. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I can't tell you what it is about this movie, but I love it. Anytime it's on TV I tune in. I think it's a sweet movie.

I thought that the preview didn't do the film justice at all, although this is unarguably Molly Ringwald's worst film. This film began what is identified as 'Ringwald's decline', and is said to have been her final 'teen movie'. However, it is my opinion that the interesting take on post partum depression in a young teenage mother was a high point in the film, and the reconciliation scene in the end between Darcy and Stan was a nice conclusion. I wouldn't urge anyone to buy this or even rent it. If you want to see Ringwald in her finest, look at her earlier works like "The Breakfast Club" or "Sixteen Candles". This particular feature is not her best, and I would suggest at least looking at some of her more popular works before seeing this one.