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Sound of Freedom (2023) - Lets talk about the child trafficking Movie Disney owned but did not want to release for 5 years
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I enjoyed it, it was a decently put together thriller. The cinematography and editing were good, especially when it covered events from the kids' perspective. It dealt with disgusting subject matter tastefully, no Cuties-tier pedo-fuel. I think when the child actors are old enough to watch the film, they are going to be surprised by what type of film they were in, most scenes with them were shot in a way that relied on implication or cut away from the kid when the pedos said something vile. It was schlocky and over-earnest in places, but we've had a decade plus of ironic detachment in every movie that isn't self-important capeshit, it's nice to see a character be earnest and not be embarrassed by it. The jungle-rescue was obviously an embellishment, I didn't care, it was fine, and I don't think a downer ending would have served the movie well.
I paid for 7 other people to see this movie, because I wanted to contribute to Disney's Dial of Destiny humiliation and make journos code and seethe. I don't care if the tickets are ever used, the satisfaction of adding to the box office was well worth $100. I was too broke at the time for Gamestop, wasn't shopping at Target to begin with, Starbucks coffee is shit and always has been, and have never drank Bud Light piss-water. My options for financially punishing the people currently making everything horrible are limited, propping up a slightly hokey movie released by Mormons will have to do.
I paid for 7 other people to see this movie, because I wanted to contribute to Disney's Dial of Destiny humiliation and make journos code and seethe. I don't care if the tickets are ever used, the satisfaction of adding to the box office was well worth $100. I was too broke at the time for Gamestop, wasn't shopping at Target to begin with, Starbucks coffee is shit and always has been, and have never drank Bud Light piss-water. My options for financially punishing the people currently making everything horrible are limited, propping up a slightly hokey movie released by Mormons will have to do.
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Man, isn’t it amazing how the people who defended Cuties are dogging a film about saving sex-trafficked children.
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They are called Sedevacantists, and Mel Gibson is one himself. It stems from removing the Latin Mass and changing it to English during Vatican II, 1967.
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There are more people enslaved today than in any other time in history, including when slavery was legal.
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Slavery is still legal, or at the very least "redefined" but still essentially just slavery.. Literally everywhere except a handful of extremely racist countries. Oddly enough, Slavery does still exist in those countries where it is outright banned, and is usually practiced as part of the cultural enrichment of said racist societies.
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Pretty sure the skinny one is really liberal like insanely so and one of them is a very open 2000’s Internet Edgy Athiest. It’s not really an action film. It’s a sting and heist movie.
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Good as this is, I can't get over the cosmic irony of a state that is notorious for trafficking kids to torture them hosting this. Boy I sure do hope nobody brings up Provo Canyon School or WWASPS or something like that, that sure would be awkward.
Broken clocks, whatever.
Broken clocks, whatever.
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I'll be honest, if I saw the movie and the theater manger turns off the AC/fucks with the movie or flat out turns it off, I'd be half tempted to dox them on the spot.
Not MATI, just tired of scumbags thinking they're above everyone else.
Not MATI, just tired of scumbags thinking they're above everyone else.
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My local theater doesn't bother checking tickets, so I always just walk right in. I admit, I wish I paid for this.
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they did this the last 2000 years and mellowed out by now. but since history is cyclical they most likely gonna get full fundie again at some point.
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I am unable to stomach this movie. I can look at horrible shit but I can't handle ANYthing that involves the harm of children-- even reenactments.
Even so, I think supporting a movie like this is important-- to the point I'm almost considering using a fandango gift card-- a card that I'll NEVER use--just to buy a ticket but not go lol
Even so, I think supporting a movie like this is important-- to the point I'm almost considering using a fandango gift card-- a card that I'll NEVER use--just to buy a ticket but not go lol
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Mostly nothing is shown, it is all implied. It is still upsetting but the film isn't very graphic, thankfully.
Someone here pointed out that the kid actors probably don't really know what the movie is about because if you look at the way it's edited, the camera angle tends not to have the kid in frame when the pedo is talking. The kid actor probably wasn't even standing there.
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I haven't seen it, and Sound of Freedom may be a dumb movie, or not but it's remarkable that it was made in 2017 and kept on the shelf for six years, through a number of crime blotter reports of pedophile- and child porn-rings.
However, the reaction to it is telling. Plenty of articles, reviews and comments on various sites like Deadline.com are full of fuming about nebulous "right wing groups" supposedly making block purchases of tickets to elevate the box office (no details as to who and how much, of course, and similar claims were made about Passion of the Christ). The media line going forward in regards to the issue looks like it's going to emphasize the pitfalls of mob justice and how "conspiracy theories" about pedophile rings rather than the actual trafficking of children are the Real Problem.
However, the reaction to it is telling. Plenty of articles, reviews and comments on various sites like Deadline.com are full of fuming about nebulous "right wing groups" supposedly making block purchases of tickets to elevate the box office (no details as to who and how much, of course, and similar claims were made about Passion of the Christ). The media line going forward in regards to the issue looks like it's going to emphasize the pitfalls of mob justice and how "conspiracy theories" about pedophile rings rather than the actual trafficking of children are the Real Problem.
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I can't wait for the reviews where the journo obviously hasn't seen the movie. They should have ignored the movie entirely, instead of Streisand-ing it, they are only making people wonder why the MSM and Hollywood are going so hard against anti-trafficking themes. Every time they pitch a fit about a piece of media or product that they deem insufficiently pious to their values, they create a new market for that movie: people like me who will give the product money, just because it lets me say "FUCK YOU, you don't control the narrative".
If they're going with the "conspiracy theory" angle to dismiss it, that shows how much of an echo chamber they're in. With all the conspiracy theories that have turned out to be true over the last few years, they're now more likely to get people to believe something is true when they hear the elites label it a conspiracy theory. They might actually revive QAnon.
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I thought QAnon were feds the whole time anyway. Just a way for journos to make boogeymen from normies and give people false hope.
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QAnon was a /pol/ LARP thread that went viral because the media/feds latched onto it
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See, I feel like this has been said over and over, yet apparently these dinosaurs are *still* latching onto it.