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Pretty Baby (1950)

A young woman living in Manhattan pretends to be the mother of an infant in order to get a seat on the subway.

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Kelley 27 May 2008

it's funny reading others' reviews of this film; i.e, i would never say Brooke Shields "liked playing jailbait roles as a kid" What?!?! I would wager a pretty good guess, that she was simply too young to determine what role would be right for her and what roles would be absolutely inappropriate. As was this - she was too young. That does not negate the fact that this "premise" is a reality of life. Sadly, and reprehensible but true. Nor does her mother's irresponsibility and even exploitation of her child negate that Malle made an incredibly rich, evocative film here. It nearly whisks you away and into that realm. Thank God she does seem to have grown up quite nicely.

Chrys B 03 Sep 2007

Louis Malle has a rare ability to take on the most sensitive topics and create a humanistic film that is not exploitative in any way. A well directed, excellently acted and all too realistic human drama.

Adam S 11 Aug 2007

Interesting Malle film, and more than a little creepy, pretty intense, and Sarandon chews up the scenery, but Shields is not a strong actress and can't carry the film.

James V 25 Jan 2009

The story of a 12-year-old girl growing up in a whore house. This movie was gritty and awkward at times and not in a good way. Some scenes with the 12 year old Broke Shields even made me cringe. But this movie is not as graphic as one would think and it shows very little T & A. It gives a decent history about the red light district in Storyville New Orleans. I can't recommend this movie only because of the topless scenes of baby Brooke, it's just too much.

Eric H 17 May 2013

Very disturbing reality break. Child prostitution was prevalent in North America well into the early 20th century. This gives a good insight into demise of many children during this period. We were totally devoid of child protection agencies. Although many narrow minded artistically challenged people will label this movie as child pornography it is not. There is no suggestion of condoning or promoting of such. Louis Malle used a combination of shock and graphically disturbing scenes to get his message across. To have censored this movie would have been a throw back to the dark ages for artistic freedom. Although the acting leaves something to be desired it is a must watch for those wanting to see a dramatization of the hopelessness of the lives of children in the early Southern States.