Labour Pains (DVD)

My Thoughts On The Film. Settling down to watch tv and flicking from one channel to the next. There was nothing on that really caught my interest. So i went to sky movies on demand in search of a good film to watch. Wanting to see something light-hearted "although there was" quite a few other seemingly good films on offer. I decided to watch labour pains because the synopsis made it sound quite funny. It stars Lindsay lohan whose films i have always found to be quite good, especially Mean Girls and one of her earliest films which was The Parent Trap. Although i have never been a fan of anything to do with labour, assuming that "if nothing ...  Read the complete review

Having recently had a trial period with blockbuster I was after some lighthearted comedies and this was one we chose. I'm not the biggest fan of Lindsay Lohan but she is a good actress and it sounded amusing. ~~ The Plot ~~ You would think this film was about a pregnant woman who goes through labour pains and her experiences of it whether it be good/bad funny or horrific but you'd be wrong. Lindsay Lohan plays Thea Clayhill, a woman on the verge of losing her job and her only source of support for herself and her little sister. What do you do when you're desperate to keep your job? You lie!! And here it begins, Thea is magically pregnant ...  Read the complete review

Linsay Lohan stars in this comedy film that I actually found quite enjoyable, it is not the sort of film that I would go out of my way to watch again but it merits at least one viewing as it certainly has its funny moments and it is a fairly harmless sort of comedy. In the film Lohan plays the role of Thea an the role of her best friend is played by Cheryl Hines. Thea works for a rather obnoxious boss as a secretary and he is a rather odious man who one days loses his temper and promptly sacks her, faced with losing her job Thea tells a small lie about being pregnant however this lie comes back to haunt her and then snow balls out of control. One ...  Read the complete review

Labour Pains has some truly cringe worthy dialogue in it and is a rather disappointing comedy that fails to deliver anything worth recommending. Lindsay Lohan stars in this comedy film as Thea who works for a rather obnoxious boss as his personal assistant. One day he has another of his regular temper tantrums aimed in her direction and sacks her from her job, she is desperate to keep the job and tells a lie that she is pregnant in order to stop him firing her and this lie then comes back to haunt her as things get out of control. The whole pregnancy thing alos brings into doubt the feelings she has her for her boyfriend who is also not a very nice ...  Read the complete review