AKA Jane Roe

I was hoping this would be a good fact based documentary, I've always found this case and the people surrounding it fascinating. However this was obviously made by pro-life people pushing an agenda. They left out important details to twist the story. They never explored much of the trial itself. The trial is actually very interesting, but when you know more about it you wonder how they came to conclusions they did. Even the actors in it couldn't help but hide their smug attitudes when shown "revealing" information. I found this movie very disappointing and in the end a total waste of time.

I won't call these people "trash people" but you end up being conflicted with everybody involved in this story - - which does make the documentary intriguing. At one point McCorvey says "you can't con a con" and that's what everybody in the documentary is.

She was a liar from the start, just no one knew till she was older. Even though the movie portraits her ad some wonderful person, I truly believe she was lying throughout all of it, collecting money for herself. Her lifestyle was wild and vivacious at a young age. She abused the legal system saying she was raped, when she wasn't. Then years pass and she completely changes her outlook just line her pockets. Typical liberal going after money. She did this for years, lying to herself and her girlfriend, and Americans. She's a disgrace to humanity and to True Americans who once believed her. I am utterly disgraced and purified by her recent actions. She has now disgraced America and all of humanity!

This was a very difficult documentary to follow. It skips around the time periods. The actual events are presented in a confusing matter and much of the details are omitted, again making it hard to follow

It's the complicated journey of Norma McCorvey who would be the subject of the landmark Supreme Court case Roe v Wade. It follows her complicated life as she makes a death bed confession over her changing opinion. She dies in 2017.

I've always been uncomfortable with this debate. I don't like abortions but I ain't forcing any woman to be pregnant if they are unwilling to do it. Quite frankly, Norma does not make it any easier. No matter which side she decides on being. I won't denounce her but I can't support her either. She's a complicated character. In many ways, she is a human character, terribly flawed and sinner like us all.