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Is anyone planning on seeing this movie? I just got tickets a couple of days ago.
I know not everyone agrees with my POV on this subject, but I was just wondering.
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I probably won't go see it. I saw a preview and it looked like it would be good. I think it is something I would rather watch at home. I don't know what your personal views are on the subject so I do not know if I agree with you or not.
From what I heard the movie is suppose to be pretty graphic.
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If I didn't have this expensive tv service, I would buy into that monthly/yearly movie pass you can see unlimited theater movies. Gr8 present for someone. :heart:
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If I didn't have this expensive tv service, I would buy into that monthly/yearly movie pass you can see unlimited theater movies. Gr8 present for someone. :heart:
I thought that was pretty cheap. But I think some of them have changed it so you can only see like one movie a month. They were not expecting people to use it every week. Kind of like the Savings Catcher thing we talked about. They don't expect people to actually use it and when they do it supposedly costs them too much money.
Our local theater all movies are $5 every day all day. So it is not too bad. I still probably would not see this movie in a theater. Heck the previews made me cry.
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I prefer to watch movies at home. I hate to go and can't be comfortable watching one after paying big bucks . It bugs the heck out of me for the teen agers who just pop up and down and keep running to see some one, like no one matters but them. If they can't set and watch a movie for 2-3 hours then they should stay home. I know a lot of adults feel the same way and they don't go either.
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I prefer to watch movies at home. I hate to go and can't be comfortable watching one after paying big bucks . It bugs the heck out of me for the teen agers who just pop up and down and keep running to see some one, like no one matters but them. If they can't set and watch a movie for 2-3 hours then they should stay home. I know a lot of adults feel the same way and they don't go either.
I have never been to a movie where teenagers keep "popping up and down" to do anything. I know some people complain about screens from cell phones lighting up. But if you are watching the movie you should not notice that. I don't. Now if a phone is constantly ringing....
I know we want to go see Toy Story 4 when it comes out. :D
My biggest thing right now with going to a movie or any where else is I am not comfortable being in big crowds just because people are so crazy these days.
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Not familiar with it - what is it about?
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Never go to the theater
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Not familiar with it - what is it about?
It's about Abby Johnson who formerly worked for Planned Parenthood. She had to be present for an ultrasound abortion after she had moved far up into the organization. It made her realize what was going on and now she's on the pro life side. She even testified before Congress. Not that everyone cares, but it is a baby being destroyed. She cares. I care. Do you care?
And if you do care, you might want to see the movie when it first comes out at the end of this month. I like to support the Christian movies that make it to the theaters.
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Sounds interesting, but I don't attend R rated movies.
However after a little research, I am going to make an exception for this one!
http://www.ncregister.com/blog/kschiffer/is-an-r-rating-for-the-movie-unplanned-unfair
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I have not heard of this movie but you all are making it sound interesting enough for me to check it out.
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I saw the trailer at winter jam. It looks like an intense movie. A movie I would like to watch with my daughter when she's a little older. I too support the showing of Christian movies and music. But with this one unless I go with some gal pals I don't anticipate seeing it until it comes out on video.
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Most relevant quote about the R rating for this movie (from the link provided above by oldbuddy) = "... last week, the Motion Picture Association of America gave the film an “R” rating. That means that a 15-year-old girl can, without her parents' consent, choose to have an abortion – but that same girl cannot see this film about abortion."
Thus continues the devolution of our society and the blatant effort by some to push an agenda by selectively restricting access to some information while simultaneously force feeding other information. I know that I sometimes tend to get onto a soapbox here when it comes to social and political issues, but I would challenge anyone to explain to me how this is anything but a double standard outrage.
I recently came across an interesting podcast called Red Pilled America. It definitely has some right-wing bias, but it still tells real stories about real people in real situations and will leave anyone who listens objectively to question the liberal agenda and double standard. I would encourage anyone to listen to just the first two or three episodes and see if you have a good or bad taste in your mouth afterward! (You can even earn a few pennies doing so if you search for my Paid to Listen to Podcasts thread in these forums with a non-referral based link to a paid podcast app).
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Not familiar with it - what is it about?
It is a very graphic movie explaining to the ones who do not believe it exactly what abortion is. Murdering an innocent baby.
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Not familiar with it - what is it about?
It's about Abby Johnson who formerly worked for Planned Parenthood. She had to be present for an ultrasound abortion after she had moved far up into the organization. It made her realize what was going on and now she's on the pro life side. She even testified before Congress. Not that everyone cares, but it is a baby being destroyed. She cares. I care. Do you care?
And if you do care, you might want to see the movie when it first comes out at the end of this month. I like to support the Christian movies that make it to the theaters.
I care. There was a baby at church yesterday that was alive and well and healthy, fully formed. Perfectly fine little 5 pound baby. She was born at 8 months and weighed 4 pounds. The dumorats have passed laws that says you can legally kill this living being. Heck they have passed laws now that you can kill them after they are born.
God have mercy on us!
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Sounds interesting, but I don't attend R rated movies.
However after a little research, I am going to make an exception for this one!
http://www.ncregister.com/blog/kschiffer/is-an-r-rating-for-the-movie-unplanned-unfair
I wasn't aware it is an R rated movie. It may be due to the graphic explanations of explaining exactly what happens in an abortion. Not sure what the "I don't attend R rated movies" is about. Just because it is rated R does not mean it is a bad movie.
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Most relevant quote about the R rating for this movie (from the link provided above by oldbuddy) = "... last week, the Motion Picture Association of America gave the film an “R” rating. That means that a 15-year-old girl can, without her parents' consent, choose to have an abortion – but that same girl cannot see this film about abortion."
Thus continues the devolution of our society and the blatant effort by some to push an agenda by selectively restricting access to some information while simultaneously force feeding other information. I know that I sometimes tend to get onto a soapbox here when it comes to social and political issues, but I would challenge anyone to explain to me how this is anything but a double standard outrage.
I recently came across an interesting podcast called Red Pilled America. It definitely has some right-wing bias, but it still tells real stories about real people in real situations and will leave anyone who listens objectively to question the liberal agenda and double standard. I would encourage anyone to listen to just the first two or three episodes and see if you have a good or bad taste in your mouth afterward! (You can even earn a few pennies doing so if you search for my Paid to Listen to Podcasts thread in these forums with a non-referral based link to a paid podcast app).
I am not sure a 15 year old girl who would have an abortion would want to see this movie any way. I do not think it is a teen kind of movie. But you are correct in that they do not want the info out there. They want the women who are murdering their babies to believe it isn't really a baby.
I can tell you God said "I knew you at conception". It is a baby from the start. I was never just a clump of cells. And neither is any other baby.
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I also don't go out to the movies. I'd rather watch at home.
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Not something I would be interested in but the plot does remind me of other movies that I watch in the past.
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Not something I would be interested in but the plot does remind me of other movies that I watch in the past.
What other movies have ever been anything like this movie?
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I'm pro life so I'd probably like the movie. Will wait till it c9mes on redbox. Never go to the movies either to expens8ve.
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Honestly, not my kind of movie, so no.
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Critics are giving it low ratings and, given my limited personal time (due to work), I have no interest in seeing the movie at the theaters or at home. I prefer to see movies that receive critical acclaim and are not pushing beliefs or agendas. I usually catch a movie, at the theater, once every six weeks or so and generally at ten in the morning on Sundays because it is the cheapest and not crowded (Unplanned, at ten on a Sunday, should be empty). I'll watch a movie at home with the kids when they are home from college. I also catch movies on my phone if I have any slow time. I love YouTube for motivation or if I need to figure something out. I am aiming to catch Hellboy on, or around, April twelfth and John Wick in May. The Elton John movie, scheduled for release this summer looks interesting.
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Critics are giving it low ratings and, given my limited personal time (due to work), I have no interest in seeing the movie at the theaters or at home. I prefer to see movies that receive critical acclaim and are not pushing beliefs or agendas. I usually catch a movie, at the theater, once every six weeks or so and generally at ten in the morning on Sundays because it is the cheapest and not crowded (Unplanned, at ten on a Sunday, should be empty). I'll watch a movie at home with the kids when they are home from college. I also catch movies on my phone if I have any slow time. I love YouTube for motivation or if I need to figure something out. I am aiming to catch Hellboy on, or around, April twelfth and John Wick in May. The Elton John movie, scheduled for release this summer looks interesting.
I could care less what the critics say. And they are not pushing their agenda. You do not have to watch it. And FYI every other movie is "pushing their agenda". Movies about gays are pushing the agenda that being gay is okay. Movies about pre-marital sex are "pushing their agenda" that doing that is okay. The tv show about a teenager having babies is "pushing their agenda" that it is okay for girls in high school to have babies.
If you want to look at it that way then every movie or tv show is "pushing an agenda". If you agree with abortion that is fine but saying the movie is "pushing their agenda" is wrong. Nobody is forced to see the movie. And people need to know the truth about abortion and what it is. If you still want to kill the baby then that is fine. Just don't yell it isn't a baby and that it is just a clump of cells. Clumps of cells don't have fingerprints or heartbeats.
I don't think any movie theaters any where close to me are even open at 10:00 AM on Sunday morning.
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What is the name of the movie??????
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Critics are giving it low ratings and, given my limited personal time (due to work), I have no interest in seeing the movie at the theaters or at home. I prefer to see movies that receive critical acclaim and are not pushing beliefs or agendas. I usually catch a movie, at the theater, once every six weeks or so and generally at ten in the morning on Sundays because it is the cheapest and not crowded (Unplanned, at ten on a Sunday, should be empty). I'll watch a movie at home with the kids when they are home from college. I also catch movies on my phone if I have any slow time. I love YouTube for motivation or if I need to figure something out. I am aiming to catch Hellboy on, or around, April twelfth and John Wick in May. The Elton John movie, scheduled for release this summer looks interesting.
I could care less what the critics say. And they are not pushing their agenda. You do not have to watch it. And FYI every other movie is "pushing their agenda". Movies about gays are pushing the agenda that being gay is okay. Movies about pre-marital sex are "pushing their agenda" that doing that is okay. The tv show about a teenager having babies is "pushing their agenda" that it is okay for girls in high school to have babies.
If you want to look at it that way then every movie or tv show is "pushing an agenda". If you agree with abortion that is fine but saying the movie is "pushing their agenda" is wrong. Nobody is forced to see the movie. And people need to know the truth about abortion and what it is. If you still want to kill the baby then that is fine. Just don't yell it isn't a baby and that it is just a clump of cells. Clumps of cells don't have fingerprints or heartbeats.
I don't think any movie theaters any where close to me are even open at 10:00 AM on Sunday morning.
Scientifically speaking, aren't we all clumps of cells? I mean, how can you say it's not a human until it's born? Is it not made of human cells? There is no time or place where this clump of human cells ever becomes something else, like a rock or a plant. A fetus is not a separate being, it is another stage of life, like newborns, toddlers, teenagers and adults.
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What is the name of the movie??????
"Unplanned"
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Not my kind of movie. And I am pro-life.
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I have not heard of it. I read the post above on what it's about though and it sounds interesting.
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What is the name of the movie??????
UNPLANNED
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I have not heard of it. I read the post above on what it's about though and it sounds interesting.
Go to youtube and type in preview of movie unplanned. I saw the preview somewhere. It isn't that long til it comes out so I am sure previews are available online.
It looks like it will be really emotional.
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:clover: :peace: :clover: Looks like an okay movie, other than my beliefs on that certain topic. I don't plan to watch this movie in the theater though, just not worth that kind of money to me. :clover: :peace:
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Not familiar with it - what is it about?
It's about Abby Johnson who formerly worked for Planned Parenthood. She had to be present for an ultrasound abortion after she had moved far up into the organization. It made her realize what was going on and now she's on the pro life side. She even testified before Congress. Not that everyone cares, but it is a baby being destroyed. She cares. I care. Do you care?
And if you do care, you might want to see the movie when it first comes out at the end of this month. I like to support the Christian movies that make it to the theaters.
I care. There was a baby at church yesterday that was alive and well and healthy, fully formed. Perfectly fine little 5 pound baby. She was born at 8 months and weighed 4 pounds. The dumorats have passed laws that says you can legally kill this living being. Heck they have passed laws now that you can kill them after they are born.
God have mercy on us!
Completely agree with you. I'd really like to see the movie. Might go with a friend but, I have my granddaughter and don't know if she could handle it so, we'll see. Not sure if I'll get to.
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I recently came across an interesting podcast called Red Pilled America. It definitely has some right-wing bias, but it still tells real stories about real people in real situations and will leave anyone who listens objectively to question the liberal agenda and double standard. I would encourage anyone to listen to just the first two or three episodes and see if you have a good or bad taste in your mouth afterward! (You can even earn a few pennies doing so if you search for my Paid to Listen to Podcasts thread in these forums with a non-referral based link to a paid podcast app).
This is crazy coincidence, but the very podcast I referenced above just yesterday did a new episode called The Culture War (https://redpilledamerica.com/blog/episode-21/) and it focused squarely on this movie Unplanned. I had no idea five days ago that the podcast was going to feature this story next!
The story of how they got the movie made and how they found their lead actress are both amazing and show the true power of prayer! (The actress has her own abortion story and the My Pillow Guy was instrumental in getting this movie made).
ANYONE who is considering whether to see this movie should take a listen (https://redpilledamerica.com/blog/episode-21/) to these stories - they truly are amazing!
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I haven't heard of it.
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I'm pro life so I'd probably like the movie. Will wait till it c9mes on redbox. Never go to the movies either to expens8ve.
I usually attend the Christian movies to support them financially.
I feel that it's well worth that expenditure to keep them coming.
I also make a point to thank the manager of the theater for showing the particular Christian film I came to see. :angel11:
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This movie is a must see no matter which point of view you have. Education is the most important thing when making decisions about your own body. EVERYONE go see this movie!!!
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EVERYONE go see this movie!!!
And if you can afford it, buy a few extra tickets on your way out and pay them forward to someone else. A friend of mine did this out in California, then tried to get some employees at Planned Parenthood to take the tickets. They declined his offer of free Unplanned tickets... go figure.
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I have not heard anything about this movie. I don't go to the movie theatre very often because I don't like to go alone and I don't have anyone to go with.
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If I did go and see this movie, that would be unplanned. Sorry, couldn't resist!
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I finally made it out to see the movie last night. It was the last day that my local theater had evening show times for it, so I was fortunate enough to notice that in time to go and had a free night available. It is amazing all of the [completely accidental and absolute random attempts (looking at you Twitter) of] censorship that this true story has fallen victim to. Yet it has still managed to bring in a lot of viewers. I specifically wanted to watch this one in the theater (as opposed to DVD rental or streaming service) so that I could add to its bottom line numbers - even if just by one.
The story itself was quite compelling. I'm not going to lie - there were a few graphic scenes. But nothing more than you would see on any cable TV drama (or in today's world what you would see on regular network television).
It absolutely is a story which needs to be told and needs to be seen. It is a shame that so many forces out there are hell bent on trying to silence it at all costs and/or paint this true story as "propaganda".
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EVERYONE go see this movie!!!
And if you can afford it, buy a few extra tickets on your way out and pay them forward to someone else. A friend of mine did this out in California, then tried to get some employees at Planned Parenthood to take the tickets. They declined his offer of free Unplanned tickets... go figure.
Of course. I guess the front line people at Planned Parenthood are not a part of the actual murder so they aren't seeing it first hand. I remember reading where this woman said she was a nurse and after the doctor dug the baby out of the mother and threw the parts in a bucket it was her job to fish through the body parts to make sure he had gotten all of them. 2 arms. 2 legs. Head. I mean if you are identifying BODY PARTS how can you say this isn't a baby!!!
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I finally made it out to see the movie last night. It was the last day that my local theater had evening show times for it, so I was fortunate enough to notice that in time to go and had a free night available. It is amazing all of the [completely accidental and absolute random attempts (looking at you Twitter) of] censorship that this true story has fallen victim to. Yet it has still managed to bring in a lot of viewers. I specifically wanted to watch this one in the theater (as opposed to DVD rental or streaming service) so that I could add to its bottom line numbers - even if just by one.
The story itself was quite compelling. I'm not going to lie - there were a few graphic scenes. But nothing more than you would see on any cable TV drama (or in today's world what you would see on regular network television).
It absolutely is a story which needs to be told and needs to be seen. It is a shame that so many forces out there are hell bent on trying to silence it at all costs and/or paint this true story as "propaganda".
Dark and Evil are going to do ALL they can to silence Truth and what is right. Abortion is murder. God says "I knew you at conception". This country, this world is in trouble. People better wake up. Time is running out. Jesus is coming back. And I think it will not be long.
If people do not want to believe this then that is fine. It is their choice. I won't argue with people.
I would like to see the movie but think I will wait for it to come out on DVD. The previews had me crying. :(
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its great that they are able to make movies that show truth
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Have not heard of this movie
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I saw the movie Tuesday night and was glad I did. I didn't need convincing that abortion is wrong, but living this woman's experience vicariously and seeing the change take place gave me hope that some poor girl might have a chance to see it too and avoid ruining her life and that of her unborn generations to come. I can't even imagine the horror of believing their lies and going through that experience instead of choosing adoption.
Of course my wife was with me and it gave us both an even deeper appreciation for her birth mother taking that route instead of abortion. Not to mention the blessings we get every day from our six children and 13 grandchildren that would have never had a chance at life if she would have let the baby murderers have their way.
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Never heard of it will have to google it and see what I think but at any rate I never go to the thetre so I would have to wait for it to be streamed. Oh never mind saw from another post what it is about and I already know my views on abortion and know I wouldn't be interested.
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Of course my wife was with me and it gave us both an even deeper appreciation for her birth mother taking that route instead of abortion.
Had you heard that the actress in the movie who played the main character was very nearly the victim of abortion herself? Her mother was at a clinic ready to abort when she encountered a pregnant nurse and she changed her mind. She was never aware of this prior to taking on this acting role and telling her mom about it.
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I just saw the preview and no I would not watch that. Moves are suppose too be fun. These moves with a message are getting to be a dime a dozen and after one view, no one watches or talks about them again. It is shame that this type of thing in is being sold too the public for entertainment purposes. >:(
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It's ironic that it's rated R - I would love to see it at some point because I have heard it's been life changing and powerful....
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It's ironic that it's rated R - I would love to see it at some point because I have heard it's been life changing and powerful....
It's rated R because Planned Parenthood lobbied to accomplish that, but when I went to see it the theater was pretty full and there was standing applause at the end.
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We do not go to movies cost to much. I have seen it talked about on the internet.
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I saw a small portion of this movie but didn't finish watching it.
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My husband and I saw UNPLANNED last night. Yes it is graphic.....a BABY is being sucked apart during an ultrasound abortion. Some abortions are done by poisoning the baby; others by reaching into the mother's uterus and grabbing what ever the forceps can grab and pulling apart a living baby.
WAKE up people! Our laws allow murder of unborn babies! How can anyone NOT understand this!
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Of course my wife was with me and it gave us both an even deeper appreciation for her birth mother taking that route instead of abortion.
Had you heard that the actress in the movie who played the main character was very nearly the victim of abortion herself? Her mother was at a clinic ready to abort when she encountered a pregnant nurse and she changed her mind. She was never aware of this prior to taking on this acting role and telling her mom about it.
Yes, I had heard that the actress who played Abby Johnson was nearly aborted herself. What a chilling revelation to learn.
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I just saw the preview and no I would not watch that. Moves are suppose too be fun. These moves with a message are getting to be a dime a dozen and after one view, no one watches or talks about them again. It is shame that this type of thing in is being sold too the public for entertainment purposes. >:(
If you do not want to watch it - then don't. The movie is a good thing. Not sure where you get that movies are suppose to be "fun". I have seen a lot of movies that I feel are just pure trash. There is nothing wrong with movies that have meaning or give information.
Most of the people who watch this movie are going to be people who are against abortion. The people who are for abortion are not going to watch it any way.
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It's ironic that it's rated R - I would love to see it at some point because I have heard it's been life changing and powerful....
It is Rated R because from what I have heard it is very graphic. R means Restricted. IT is funny that the movie is restricted to 18 or above but a 15 year old can get an abortion (murder their unborn child) without a parent's consent.
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It's ironic that it's rated R - I would love to see it at some point because I have heard it's been life changing and powerful....
It's rated R because Planned Parenthood lobbied to accomplish that, but when I went to see it the theater was pretty full and there was standing applause at the end.
I have NEVER been to a MOVIE where that happened. That blows my mind. Real people yes. But a movie....no. :D
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My husband and I saw UNPLANNED last night. Yes it is graphic.....a BABY is being sucked apart during an ultrasound abortion. Some abortions are done by poisoning the baby; others by reaching into the mother's uterus and grabbing what ever the forceps can grab and pulling apart a living baby.
WAKE up people! Our laws allow murder of unborn babies! How can anyone NOT understand this!
I heard a woman talking about being the one who had to fish thru the baby parts and make sure they all added up to a whole baby. I guess I would have to be homeless if that was the only job I could get.
I honestly think before any woman can kill her unborn child she should have to watch a video and see exactly what happens. She should be forced to listen to the baby's heart beat while she is watching. She needs to see the babies face and see that they scream in pain as they are ripped in to pieces.
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I heard about it, but I will see it later at home with my family...
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I heard a woman talking about being the one who had to fish thru the baby parts and make sure they all added up to a whole baby.
There was a reference/depiction of this very thing in the movie.
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I have not heard of it but I will deff check out a preview.
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i dont know anything about this movie and probably wont see it
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I'm prochoice but I believe that anything unborn is a living thing. Whatever the situation however the child was created, it's still a living being & not the fault of the how it was conceived. The mother could give up the child for adoption if she can't or won't keep it.