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You know, they have sound now. They got rid of the guy playing the piano in the front of the theater, too.

I have heard that. Does it seem to add to the quality of the content much?

Tremendously.

The wife and I just saw the movie. We chose to see it as early on Saturday morning as possible because I'd rather be shot at than drive in typical weekend traffic around here.

We hadn't been in a theatre since about 2004 or 05, mostly because so few movies made these days deserve to be seen. This one was very much worth seeing for the quality of the production and entertainment value alone, but to monetarily support it was as much a pleasure as a perceived duty. There was a point in the movie where I felt a conviction like I've never felt before...it's that powerful.

Go see it.

If you can't afford tuna, you better stay away from the picture show's.

GO

SEE

THE

MOVIE.

Check it out.

Shirley Temple plays one of the trafficked girls



Very well done movie

I went with my son mid-week, last week.
Sold out.
Next showing also sold out.
I told him we would try again next week.
Point is, a lot of people are going to see this movie.

The movie just confirmed what most people know even if they refuse to acknowledged it. It stated most child sex slaves are in the US. Care to guess which border they are smuggled across. You got it. Bidets open border. He likes to sniff them. Edk

It doesn't just confirm what you already "know." It will make you feel it in the deepest places in your soul, if you have one.

This very moment there are little kids being abused in unspeakable ways. Thousands of them. Tens of thousands, even, and maybe hundreds of thousands---even right here in the USA and certainly the world over.

Imagine your own daughter or son, at eight years of age enduring that.

If ever there was a hill to die on...

Just saw it.

I can’t remember the last time a movie had me crying.

Thirty two years ago I was visiting a friend in the city of Oaxaca, Southern Mexico. In the sidewalk cafes around the zocalo (town square) every morning there’d be numbers of homosexual American men. I was told they were there for sex vacations. I wanted to take an Uzi and mag dump on all of them.

Same feeling watching this movie.

Wife and I watched it at the local drive in last night.

I remember several years back, Glenn Beck was on a big crusade fundraising for this organization rescuing these children. As I recall, he raised a very large sum of money in the effort. Like him or hate him, he wasn’t all bad.

I’m 52, and have an 8 year old daughter. My only and precious.

Not “Sticking My Head In The Sand”, by a damned sight. I know what the FUGG is out there, but I don’t think I want to go see this film.

I’m angry and upset enough as it is.

My wife has some mental health issues stemming from some things that happened to her as a kid and is easily triggered. I don't want to take her if she will be upset by this. From your description maybe it would be safe but.....

Thinking I should pay forward so others can see it on my dime.

+1.

I hear you, mike.

I saw this movie yesterday. It brought tears to my eyes several times.

The production quality is very good. I admire the direction that simply allows the story tell itself without any emotional heavy-handedness.

One of the great points made during the movie: the cartels have learned that you can sell a bag of cocaine only once. But a child sex slave can turn 5 tricks a day.

Very enlightening to see how children are stolen into slavery.

This will certainly make you think of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex island. How Ghislane Maxwell recruited young women to their island. And then become angry with disgust as you think of Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Naomi Campbell who used these children to satisfy their sick perversion.

If you go to the movie, stay through the credits and hear the message from Jim Cavaiezel. He makes a plea for this movie to become the modern day equivalent to Uncle Tom’s Cabin and create a public campaign to end the $150-billion-annually sex trafficking industry.

You can contribute to a fund to buy tickets for other people to see the movie for free:

click here to fund tickets or if the link does not work, type Angel.con/freedom

Please go see this movie.

‘Sound of Freedom’ Soars to $83 Million.

Sound of Freedom is no flash in the pan. In its second weekend, the Angel Studios’ phenomenon grossed another $24.7 million, which is an astonishing 26 percent increase over its debut weekend. Currently, THE MOVIE DISNEY DUMPED sits at $83.2 million.

Never forget that the Disney Grooming Syndicate owned Sound of Freedom and then tried to disappear it. Because Jim Caviezel doesn’t age, it’s hard to tell, but Sound of Freedom wrapped in 2018, more than five years ago. When Disney acquired 20th Century Fox in 2019, Disney acquired Sound of Freedom, a movie that is about to become one of the most profitable independent movies of all time.

Obviously, a demonic company like Disney, a company dedicated to grooming kids by sexualizing children’s content with homosexuality, transsexuals, drag queens, and transvestites, does not want anything to do with a movie that depicts the sex trafficking of children as a bad thing. Disney is determined to normalize sex with children, not reinforce the idea that a child’s innocence must be protected. So Disney shelved Sound of Freedom and sat on it. It took five years for the producers to get it back.

Well, because the arc of history bends toward justice, the fetishists at Disney are about to lose a couple hundred million dollars on Indiana Jones and the Dial of Cucking Indiana Jones with a Sexless Co-Star No One Finds Appealing. At the same time, Sound of Freedom has become a money-printing machine.

verything after about $35 million is pure profit for Sound of Money — er, I mean Sound of Freedom. Already, the people behind this blockbuster have split about $50 million with theaters. That’s $25 million clear and counting.

With its theatrical run far from over, Sound of Freedom’s domestic haul has already topped all but 24 of last year’s biggest-grossing films, including Scream (2022), Morbius, the Best Picture winner Everything Everywhere All at Once, The Woman King, Death on the Nile, etc.

Elsewhere at this weekend’s box office, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One came in below its $90 to $100 million projection with an $80 million haul over an extended five-day opening. If you do not adjust for inflation, that’s a franchise record. Twenty-three years ago, Mission: Impossible II opened to $79 million. Adjusted for inflation, that would be $140 million today.

The good news for Dead Reckoning is the overseas box office. After just five days, by Monday, it should have a worldwide haul of around $240 million. For context, that $240 million nearly ties the worldwide gross of Dial of Kathleen Kennedy’s Latest Franchise-Killing Dud, after 16 days and two full weekends of release.

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Saw this today with the GF. Of course she cried, told her this shiet has been going on for YEARS but she's never heard about it. Hopefully it will open a bunch of eyes. Also told her the people going to see it are the only people WGAF and most just want to live in their world and don't want to think about this crap.

It's a real shame, (most) people can't think beyond their own 50 miles and pay attention to what's going on in the world or our government.