This movie started off well. Had a pregnant girl confined to a house so an executive could have all rights to child. The lady overseeing the girl didn't even ask for much from the girl, but eventually the girl turned completely irrational and felt like she was enslaved for no reason. I think the lady was reasonable and even kind, so the girl's immaturity and irrationality was all the more irritating. I don't know if they're saying being pregnant whacks out your emotions and hormones so completely that you make stupid choices, don't know. Makes the ending all the more dissatisfying. Could have turned this into any number of artistic directions. I have no idea what the story was trying to say, and I must say it turned to an idiotic predictable direction for no reason when there was so much more that could have been done with it. There was also no indication that the executive was going to murder the girl when the baby was birthed, I'm pretty sure that idea came out of nowhere and into the head of the girl. The executive does murder near the end, but it almost seems out of character. The girl had an extremely flat affect as well, first her personality was driven go-geter cutthroat girl then it turned into lifeless drama queen; not consistent at all, even from scene to scene.
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