Grossesse secrète pour jeune fille parfaite

Most of Lifetime's cheerleader movies are pure garbage. The plot is recycled drivel and the acting is worse than normal. This was a refreshing change! The plot wasn't really that original, but the family dynamic was different. The girl that played the pregnant cheerleader (Jerni) was GREAT! I'm actually bummed to see she isn't set to be in any upcoming movies. I'd like to see her go far in her career.

For now, this gets a 6.5 rating while most LMN movies never get above 6. Indeed, this is one of their best ones.

Jerni Stewart is a new face for LMN movies and she doesn't disappoint. I could easily see her taking on a lot more in the future. She deserves some good roles.

However, I would agree with some others who note that major plot hole that no one has noticed she is pregnant. One could hide a pregnancy for a few months, but for as long as happens in the film.

Olivia, a high school cheerleader. finds herself pregnant and is conflicted about keeping the baby and asks the guy who knocked her up to help out. Of course. he tells her to take a hike. Enter Pam, an adoption broker, who she ends up bumping into after leaving an agency. Little does Olivia know that Pam has ulterior motives but she decides to have Pam help her. Huge mistake and Olivia finds out the hard way! Plot was good with a bunch of unknown Canadian actors. It was OK.

While this type of movie is not my go-to kind of entertainment, I still opted to watch it and give it a fair chance, as it was a movie that I hadn't already seen, nor actually ever heard about. Sure, I had little expectations to the movie, given the cheerleader theme of the movie.

Writer Jessica Landry failed to put together a script and storyline that provided me with much of any entertainment. The narrative was a bit far from what I was expecting, especially since I thought this was a thriller, when in fact it was nothing more than a drama about a teenage pregnancy.

I was not familiar with a single actress or actor on the cast list, which is something I do enjoy when I watch a movie. The acting performances in "A Secret to Keep" were fair.

Oddly enough "A Secret to Keep" was titled "Cheerleader Abduction" on the version I had the chance to sit down and watch.

My rating of the 2020 TV movie "A Secret to Keep", from director Michelle Ouellet, lands on a three out of ten stars.