Roe V. Wade

2021 • 111 minutes

About this movie

Dr. Bernard Nathanson and Dr. Mildred Jefferson square off in a national battle in this untold conspiracy that led to the most famous and controversial court case in history.

Ratings and reviews

Truth hurts. So the argument was that conception was too early to be life. Then it was before they have all their human characteristics. Then it was when we thought they felt pain. Now, apparently, its before they exit the birth canal. To some, even after that. Evil always pushes the envelope further because its predicated on a lie. Our nation will have a lot to answer for.

It may not be the best shot film, but Roe V Wade is pretty powerful. The only problem is yes the Pro-Lifers fought but needed to keep God out of the argument in court and they should have put God in it. Defiently a very interesting historical film and it does get more powerful and more Godly in the end. I reccomend it.

Hollywood is known for its blatant inaccuracies almost to the point of unintentional comedy. This movie is historically accurate and reveals the unspoke Civil Rights for the Unborn (thank you Dr. Alveda King). These issues reveal this generation's lack of character and lack of honor.