I saw “Unplanned” a few days ago on opening weekend.

The movie met and exceeded all the expectations I had heard in advance.

And, in spite of widespread media blackout of advertising for “Unplanned,” it came in number four nationwide.

This movie documents the personal, firsthand account of lies versus truth in the battle of death versus life for unborn babies—the very real transformation in the life of Abby Johnson, from Planned Parenthood’s employee of the year directing their top abortion center, to walking away from it all one day and advocating for life ever since.

That abortion center in Bryan, Texas closed as a result of Abby’s stand for life, and the building became the headquarters of 40 Days for Life.

If people actually saw America’s “Not-See Holocaust,” it would cause an end to abortion, just like what Abby Johnson saw for the first time, ended her part in abortions and ended that building’s use for abortions.

Now everyone can see the truth, the reality of abortion.

The movie is extremely well-done !

“Unplanned” graciously, compassionately, and passionately shows life and death, and life wins.

In the strongest way I can say it, “Please see this movie.”

I guarantee you will be glad you did.