I enjoyed this movie.

It was fun and easy going to watch.

I've never understood why others make it their business to try to decide what others choose to do with their own bodies.

Veronica Clarke (Haley Lu Richardson) is a popular overachieving high school student and she's pregnant. She's in Missouri which needs parental consent. She decides to go to New Mexico for the closest easy abortion. With her pregnancy test being a big mystery at school, she is forced to ask former best friend Bailey Butler (Barbie Ferreira) to drive her.

Sure, there's the controversial subject matter but it could still be a wacky road trip. It's great while it lasted but the movie decides to make some big points. Of course, there has to be religious nuts and it has to get serious about abortion. It's a flawed strategy and it grinds the movie down a level. It's better to keep this as light as possible. There's no need to preach. Only the choir is watching this one.

Veronica (Haley Lu Richardson) is 17 and pregnant. Her biggest problem is she lives in Missouri and must go out of state to take care of the issue without parental consent. And by out of state, we mean New Mexico. Circumstances place her and a former best friend back together, misfit punker Baily (Barbie Ferreira) who is no longer part of her clique. Together they take a road trip in a borrowed car, where they neglected to tell the owner they borrowed the car.

The film has the expected drama and comedy scenes. It is clearly a stab at states closing access to clinics. It is not that abortions will stop, it will just cause money to leave the state and go elsewhere. Bob was cool.

Guide: I don't recall any F-words. No sex or nudity.