A trailer has been released for new rather star studded comedy movie LET'S HAVE KIDS which is out digitally October 13th starring Karen Gillan, Luke MacFarlane, Max Greenfield, Zoe Chau, KJ Apa, Sam Richardson and Mary Steenburger. The story follows lifelong best friends Emma (Karen Gillan) and Phoebe (Zoë Chai) who make a pact to get pregnant at the same time, certain they can take on motherhood together. But when their well-intentioned plan spirals into chaos, the milestone meant to bring them closer threatens to tear them apart. As their lives begin moving in different directions, they must fight to protect the friendship that has carried them through everything.
The pact to get pregnant at the same time sounds like a recipe for trouble, I can already see how that goes wrong. Nice that it's coming out digitally so quickly, easy to watch at home. https://canalsandcitrus.blogspot.com
I was pregnant 4 months after my old bff found out she was expecting (not planned on my part). Our children weren't super close even though they were basically raised like cousins. They don't even talk as adults now. It's stupid to try to raise kids together at the same stages. She expected me to parent exactly like her and we clashed too many times over how I wanted to care for mine over how she wanted to care for hers completely opposite of me.
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The pact to get pregnant at the same time sounds like a recipe for trouble, I can already see how that goes wrong. Nice that it's coming out digitally so quickly, easy to watch at home.
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Yes, this one is not hitting cinemas at all LOL
DeleteParece divertida. Te mando un beso y te deseo un buen fin de semana.
ReplyDeleteGracias, wishing the same to you.
DeleteI was pregnant 4 months after my old bff found out she was expecting (not planned on my part). Our children weren't super close even though they were basically raised like cousins. They don't even talk as adults now. It's stupid to try to raise kids together at the same stages. She expected me to parent exactly like her and we clashed too many times over how I wanted to care for mine over how she wanted to care for hers completely opposite of me.
ReplyDeleteA recipe for disaster.
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