Anthony Seda

It's a decent movie. It has a slow start but the plot is a plausible scenario. It's based on a liberal's point of view but the end justifies the means ultimately. No one should feel any kind of a way about illegal immigration based on the narrative of this script. The point is simple justice not to be based on technicalities. Like I said, the ending of the movie justifies the means of the central plot of the movie to begin with.

On the surface it looks like a good production. But whenever you think more critically/deeply of the likelihood of such events unfolding in that type of way, with those specific characters, you realize how much Hollywood bs/nonsense was put into the film, in the name of feminism. That said, the criticism of politicians and Big Pharma is completely fair.