Roe v. Wade

The writing, acting, and directing were wildly inconsistent. The movie was told from one (very biased) side by one (very biased) writer/director/producer/actor. If you are anti-abortion, can overlook serious production flaws, and wish to see movies that pander to you, you might enjoy this movie. If you are pro-choice or undecided and/or are looking for an unbiased account of events or a well-made film, you will be sorely disappointed.

I don't know what's worse about this "movie"

• the appallingly amateurish directing
• the high school level writing
• the Youtube parody acting

or the number of alt-right reviewers falling over themselves in the reviews trying to make this pass for a masterpiece.

Look, pro-choice or pro-life, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but when you try to pretend that a movie" which makes SNL parodies look like Scorcese movies, with nutjob conspiracy that makes Charlie Sheen sound sane and reasonable, is the best thing ever, you just embarrass yourself.

I have seen more convincing pro-life arguments from FOX News, and that's saying a lot.

There really isn't a redeeming quality to this movie. The cast is made up of a bunch of Hollywood has beens who people long ago decided they didn't want to watch anymore because their content was almost as bad as this movie. Meanwhile, the story they seek to be telling is that Jewish people (they make a point to mention they're all Jewish several times) were behind abortions and were doing it for money, or simply because they're evil. I expect nothing less from the Catholic League though.

Just utterly trash and completely uninspiring. They're entire concept is simply "everyone lied to you!", "the Hollywood elite want to murder children!" And of course the classic "The rabi's want to kill children" I really just say clearly enough how anti-Semitic this nonsense is. From the fake scream video, to the buckets of gore, the representation of the Jewish community, and more... there is nothing here. It doesn't deserve one star, it deserves to be destroyed.

All bias aside, this is still an awfully made film. Value your time more than I do mine and skip this mess.

At the end of the movie reads a disclaimer "The persons and events in this motion picture are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons or events is unintentional". So what did I just watch?