Bloodmoney (2010) User Reviews

A gritty look at one business field in the realm of women's health care

[SimonJack · 7/10 · 19 September 2019]

What does health care for women mean? When does it begin... and end? Is it just physical health? Does it include psychological or emotional health? Should it include these? Should unborn girls count?

Women are obviously divided on these questions, as they are on the matter of abortion. This documentary looks at one side of the abortion issue, and specifically one aspect of it. That is the business and marketing of abortion. This film should lead one to ponder the above questions and consider this issue seriously.

So, does any entity truly represent women? Or women's health care? Who, if anyone, truly cares about women and women's health?

Must watch

[jedsonguedes · 10/10 · 18 November 2013]

An important movie that shows how the abortion industry works by selling lies, depression and, obviously, death.

In this documentary, many important names of Politics and Law show up.

Furthermore, there're declarations of people that had participated at the industry of baby's death, like the famous Dr. Bernard Nathanson, responsible for thousands of abortions.

In addition to this, there are speeches of women that made abortion and regret, which is very common, by the way (and this is also shown on "Blood Money"). These women have suffered of depression, suicide trend, sadness etc.

If the poor and deplorable reality of the women is shown, even worse is the destiny of the children, which is also detailed described!

It's a really great movie, plenty of facts and statistics. I think you definitely must watch it.

Really?

[uberholly · 1/10 · 23 May 2020]

I guess you can make a video and call it a documentary or whatever you want these days. No fact-checking necessary. What a load of hooey.

Blood(not at all about money)

[evansnaomi-35743 · 2/10 · 8 May 2022]

I am pro-choice and tried to give this doc a fair chance, as I was especially interested in learning more about the industry behind abortions and I think it can be good to step outside your political echo-chambers. Halfway into the movie and there is little-to-nothing said about the money that funds or results from abortions. It's just the same pro-life arguments that have been touted for decades, complete with citation-less statistics, pretending to care about women's healtg, and claiming that being pro-choice is racist. It's honestly an embarrassment.