Neither Darcy's mother, who was left by her husband and had to bring up Darcy alone, nor Stan's Catholic parents are very supportive and urge them to have an abortion or give up for adoption respectively. However Darcy's and Stan's love is so intense, they could imagine to have a baby, but this would mean to give up their college careers.
In Kenosha, Wisconsin, Darcy Elliot and Stan Bobrucz, who both excel academically, are entering their senior year in high school and have just started the sexual aspect of their so far two and a half year relationship. Their lives for the next few years are all mapped out. Darcy, the editor of the school newspaper, will attend the University of Wisconsin in Madison in the journalism program next year, but not before she and her divorced mother, Donna, who acts more as Darcy's best friend than mother, will spend the summer together in Paris.
Stan, who works in his Catholic father's shoe store part-time, will, on his father's urging, attend Caltech in architecture, that is if he can get a full scholarship, which is almost a guarantee.
Because they do see their future lives together as husband and wife at some point, Darcy and Stan will retain a long distance relationship during their post-secondary school years. Their plans take a turn when Darcy discovers that she's pregnant. Regardless of their respective parents' wants for what they should do, Darcy and Stan ultimately decide to do what they want, which, after consideration after consideration is thrown out, is to get married immediately and keep the baby.
They, however, still have plans to complete their senior year at high school, and continue with their post-secondary education after graduation. I mean, I know 80s era Hollywood liked to pretend—especially for teenagers—that there is no middle ground between kissing and intercourse, but was the person who wrote this a virgin? Or are they telling us that these kids really only had rote, foreplayless sex, where Molly more or less closed her eyes and thought of England, and neither of them had any particularly strong desire for sex?
Seriously, the rest of the movie is just a tailspin of awful. Despite this, they still try to go to prom, but she goes into labor on prom, and has the baby.
So, yay, baby! Molly gets the fastest, hardest case of postpartum depression on record. I swear to god, this movie had to have been written by screenwriters who were the equivalent of the guy in 40 Year Old Virgin , based on their understanding of sex, cohabitation and babies. So they sit down and work out the best way to make use of this opportunity to maximize their futures together.
Nothing like that happens. Step 1: Be horrible. Step 2: Randall will run away and go to college. Step 3: Mission accomplished.
I will never have kids if it means having to give up my dream job. I will never have kids if it means having to go to all their soccer practices. Games are fine, but practices? No, thank you. In case you were wondering, yes, they did find time to feature a shot of Butler without his shirt. Stacie met George when she was a year-old backpacking around Europe.
When I was a year-old backpacking around Europe, I did not meet any hot football players. Home Article 'Playing for Keeps' spoilers. Save FB Tweet More. Playing for Keeps. George never got in trouble for using the soccer cash to pay his rent. All rights reserved. Close this dialog window View image 'Playing for Keeps' spoilers.
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