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I've never honestly heard of this movie. While it has good intent in mind, if it was played in theaters nationwide it'd get a crapload of controversy that I don't think the government is ready to deal with. People don't want you exposing the bad side to their business if it's a very lucrative one.

I'm not saying that because I'm for abortion, but because there are some people who are willing to go to extremes to preserve what foolish things they hold precious to them.

Not to mention that critics will think of it as "tasteless" and other adjectives of the same sort, despite the fact that it speaks an important message. If this was shown in movies, whoever made this would probably be sued by abortion companies nationwide, because abortion's quite a well-paying business.

It's not that I don't like it, it's that there's no way you could really promote anti-abortion without getting outrage and extreme opposition. In fact, I think a movie like this would attract as much attention as a mosque near Washington D.C., because both are very touchy matters.

Exactly.

It's quite unfortunate that people would only protest against something if they had gone through it themselves. I'm sure if one could simulate the effects it would probably scare enough crap out of a pro-abortion person, but they don't feel it, so they could care less.