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With my Top Ten this week I was fighting with myself as to what theme I should go with. I took a look at the films coming out this week and even though I expect The Back Up Plan to be rated as one of the worst romantic comedies ever made I couldn’t help myself to think that this was my opportunity to point you all in the right direction. Here are 10 better films about pregnancy:
10. Precious (2009) (dir. Lee Daniels)
This movie isn’t my favourite but it beats out Traffic only because it’s overall more relevant to the theme. It’s about Precious, a girl who’s being abused by her horrible mother and uneducated as she tries to find a way out of her situation. Did I also mention that she’s pregnant for the second time with her father’s child? Yup, this movie is rough, but a good movie.
9. Fools Rush In (1997) (dir. Andy Tennant)
It’s a movie starring Salma Hayek , how can I not love it? After a one night stand, Alex gets Isabel pregnant, so they decide to get married. We are taken through the next nine months of their lives as the try to get along and find love in this mess of a situation. This is a movie that I watched every morning when I was in high school just because it came on TV a lot and it grew on me more and more each time. I’m not sure what I would think if I were to revisit it today but it’s definitely is worth a mention for nostalgia’s sake.
8. Father of the Bride Part II (1995) (dir. Charles Shyer)
What do you think happens to a man when he finds out that his daughter and wife are planning to have a child each at the same time? With great comedic performances from Steve Martin and Martin Short , I can’t help but smile as I remember memories of watching this film with my parents and watching them laugh a lot more than I did.
7. Junior (1994) (dir. Ivan Reitman)
Why is it only women can get pregnant? Well the acting giant that is Arnold Schwarzenegger is out to prove this wrong. Of all the roles for me to remember the senator for this might be in my top five as favourite. Alongside Danny DeVito and Emma Thompson we get one of the most outlandish pregnancy tales you’ll ever see in film.
6. Rosemary’s Baby (1968) (dir. Roman Polanski)
It’s a horror classic. Rosemary has always wanted to have a baby and now is the time. However, after a rocky evening of foggy memories she begins to get odd ideas of witchcraft and crazy neighbours. Is she or isn’t she impregnated with something dark and evil? We have to wait nine months to find out and find out what evil plot is going on and who is really involved. For me this movie remained minimally interesting until the final scene with a strong ending it became a new found genre favourite for me.
5. She’s Having a Baby (1988) (dir. John Hughes)
Following the relationship of Jeff and Kristen from marriage to the birth of their first child you can’t help but fall in love with this seemingly very personal film from the great John Hughes . Watching it for the first time only months ago it reminded me a lot of my favourite movie from last year, (500) Days of Summer , being told from the guy’s perspective and the male lead being a creative individual who gave us a lot of his imaginative perspective on what was going on. Every so often what seemed like a normal thing would become dream like because that’s how Jeff remembers it. It might be the least talked about Hughes film and at the same time his best.
4. Children of Men (2006) (dir. Alfonso Cuaron)
What if all the women had become infertile? What if no children had been born for near 18 years? What if you happened upon the first woman to become pregnant in 18 years? This is the story of Theo ( Clive Owen ) trying to get her across of England safely and to The Human Project . It’s one of the most fantastic films from 2006 and probably the last decade. If you like post-apocalyptic science-fiction then you have to see this movie.
3. Away We Go (2009) (dir. Sam Mendes)
This is one of my favourite movies from last year that noone really saw. Burt and Verona are travelling around America, and Canada, to find a new home for them and their soon to be born child after realizing that their current home is no long their home. The great performances and chemistry from Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski make this movie special and more real than any indie comedy you’ve seen in the last five years. It’s as if those hipsters grew up and became real people when you watch this one.
2. Juno (2007) (dir. Jason Reitman)
Now let’s just recognize how meta this is. In #7 of this list is Junior directed by Ivan Reitman , i.e. father to the director of this indie comedy. Moving on.
It’s one of the most loved/hated films on the internet. I love it for the same reason everyone hates it. I love Juno ( Ellen Page ) and how overly witty and quirky she is. Her ability to handle her situation is just so hilariously enjoyable I can’t hold back the laughter at times. Along with supporting performances from J. K. Simmons , Olivia Thrilby and Jason Bateman the cast alone makes this one of those special movies that won’t be forgotten just yet.
1. Knocked Up (2007) (dir. Judd Apatow)
Here’s the only movie that has taught me that when eventually my wife is having my children I will not be going into the delivery room. What if you went out on the town to celebrate a promotion and ending up getting drunk and having sex with an overweight, unemployed Seth Rogen ? That’s what happens to Alison and she decides to try and make this work by attempting to make a relationship out of it. With Judd Apatow writing and directing the film I’m sure you can imagine how many hilarious ups and downs occur in this film already.
What is your favorite film on the list? What would you add?
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Pregnancy is a very arduous process, no matter how rewarding it seems later. Life as you know it changes entirely in the very moment when you discover that from here on, you’ll never be alone. At least not for the next nine months. For those who have done it before, it becomes a familiar territory and from their past experience, they know the little things that need to be taken care of. For the first-timers, however, it is something totally out of this world. The mood swings, especially at critical points, don’t help either.
There is nothing better than a good story to get your mind off the difficult things, even if just for a couple of hours. So, we’ve compiled various films custom-tailored specifically to tend to the wide range of emotions that will accompany your pregnancy. Some will make you laugh, others will let your tears flow endlessly; some are just for mindless entertainment, while others will give you a perspective about motherhood, and other feelings. Here’s the list of really good motherhood movies on Netflix that are available to stream right now.
Loosely based on Mundruczó and Wéber’s stage play of the same name, ‘Pieces of a Woman’ is a drama film starring Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf, Molly Parker, and Sarah Snook. The movie centers upon the Boston couple Martha and Sean, whose decision to have homebirth ends tragically and starts an arduous journey for the expecting mother to come to terms with the harsh reality. While the film necessarily does not focus primarily on motherhood, it does offer a very deep understanding of grief that some mothers have to, unfortunately, go through.
While other films on the list focus on motherhood, this film focuses on the experience of fatherhood. Nicholas Hornby’s novels, ‘High Fidelity’ and ‘About a Boy’, have been adapted as films due to his unique talent of portraying stories about youngsters in a very honest light. ‘ Slam ’ is another such story and was brought to the screen by Italian director, Andrea Molaioli. The film tells the story of teenage pregnancy from a different perspective. 16-year-old Sam idolizes Tony Hawk and has big plans for himself. Becoming a father is definitely not one of them. When he meets Alicia at a party thrown by her mother’s friend, he falls in love with her. They begin an affair and after some time, Alicia tells him that she is pregnant. How will Sam deal with this situation now? Should he run away, or stay and take responsibility?
Directed by Cindy Chupack, ‘Otherhood’ is a comedy film that is based on William Sutcliffe’s novel ‘Whatever Makes You Happy.’ The movies centers upon Gillian, Carol, and Helen, three long-time friends and mothers who feel marginalized and forgotten on mothers’ day. So, they plan to go and meet their sons in New York, hoping to make them realize that they need to change a lot in their lives. However, the journey turns out to be a life-changing experience for the trio as they learn some unexpected lessons that revolutionize their own lives.
Starring Sandra Bullock, Trevante Rhodes, John Malkovich, and Danielle Macdonald, ‘Bird Box’ is a post-apocalyptic horror thriller film inspired by Josh Malerman’s novel of the same name. The Susanne Bier directorial introduces viewers to a post-apocalyptic world that is devastated by a mysterious entity. While countless perish, a woman embarks on a quest for survival with her children close to her. Unfortunately, with the entity always around, they must keep their eye covered at all times and cross dangerous rivers and forests.
Based on Elena Ferrante’s novel of the same name, ‘The Lost Daughter’ is a psychological drama film that stars Olivia Colman, Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley, and Paul Mescal. The movie centers upon Leda, an English teacher who decides to take some time off and go on a vacation while her daughters are with their dad in Canada. While everything appears to be going just as she has expected, things take a turn for the worse when she meets a family whose presence alone unsettles Leda for some reason. One thing leads to another, and the middle-aged teacher suddenly comes to realize the mistakes that she made as a mother over the years and their consequences.
The morality of pro-life and the freedom of pro-choice have created a great divide amongst people. For someone who doesn’t have to indulge themselves with the direct consequences of their choice, it seems like a simpler question to answer. However, the one who has to actually decide whether they want to give way to life or not, it is not as easy as it seems. Ely’s story proves that. Teenager Ely works part-time at a pet store after school. Her life is normal, and for the most part, boring. But then, she becomes pregnant. At first, she holds a clarity about her decision of getting an abortion. But she can’t do it because she lives in Argentina and abortion is illegal there. As her friend and her boyfriend try to find ways to help her get rid of the baby, Ely suffers from the moral dilemma of her decision.
‘Dumplin” is a coming-of-age comedy film based on Julie Murphy’s young adult novel of the same name. The Anne Fletcher directorial centers upon Willowdean “Will” Dickson, a Texan teenager whose mother Rosie is a former beauty queen who barely has time for her daughter. Understandably upset with her, Will signs up for her mum’s pageant. Things soon spiral out of control as other contestants inspired by her also decide to join, thus revolutionizing the pageant in the process.
Having a child is a great joy for every couple. However, not everyone gets to experience this joy. While some are blessed and have it easy, there are some who have to wait their turn and exhaust every available option while consoling themselves with the possibility of things still not working out their way. If you want the reassurance of how fortunate you are in that department, then ‘ Private Life ’ is the film that you should watch. It follows the story of Richard and Rachel, a middle-aged couple who have been trying to have kids for a very long time. One attempt after another, they face failure, which prods them to try other options. How long will they have to wait before their wish comes true?
Featuring stand-out performances by Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts, Lucas Hedges, and Timothée Chalamet, ‘Lady Bird’ is a coming-of-age comedy film directed by Greta Gerwig. It follows Christine “Lady Bird” MacPherson, a high school senior who has a tumultuous relationship with her mother, Marion. Christine’s mother is a nurse who works hard to keep her family together ever since her husband lost her job. While the titular protagonist goes through her senior year of high school, she learns about her mother’s struggle and slowly comes to terms with the harsh realities of life.
There are many questions that a woman has to get answered before the date of her delivery. The first-time mothers especially have a great number of things to learn, and no matter how many books you read or documentaries you watch, you’ll only get a specific outlook once you have gone through the experience yourself. Still, there are some decisions that one has to make beforehand, the most important of them being the method of delivery. Do you do it the natural way, or do you allow science to give you a somewhat less painful way out? Every woman has her own thoughts on how she should proceed, considering what’ll be best for her and her child. There are things that you can learn from the experiences of other mothers to get a clearer idea of what you’ll be getting yourself into. This documentary features interviews from doctors and mothers in Brazil, drawing a line between Caesarean and natural birth.
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Pregnancy is a very arduous process, no matter how rewarding it seems later. Life as you know it changes entirely in the very moment when you discover that from here on, you’ll never be alone. At least not for the next nine months. For those who have done it before, it becomes a familiar territory and from their past experience, they know the little things that need to be taken care of. For the first-timers, however, it is something totally out of this world. The mood swings, especially at critical points, don’t help either.
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