Sound of Freedom | Rotten Tomatoes (2024)

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Should Catholics watch Sound of Freedom? ›

The movie Sound of Freedom, about child trafficking and the people combating it, is directed by Alejandro Monteverde, produced by Eduardo Verástegui and stars Jim Caviezel, all three Catholics, has a very Christian message about modern day realities. “Sound of Freedom settles on a tone of piety.

Neeson's wildly popular save-a-kid-from-foreign-sex-traffickers movie Taken was panned by critics, but Sound of Freedom got a positive 72 percent critics' rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 99 percent positive rating from viewers.

Movie Reviews By Reviewer Type. Rotten score. Overall, Sound of Freedom is politically charged - it's trying to shed light on a very real world-wide issue but due to lack of character development, bad acting and long run time it might fail to entertain and engage you as a viewer. Rotten score.

“Sound of Freedom” was based on a true story but contains dramatized elements.

As the credits roll at the end of the film, U.S. audiences saw a timer on the screen counting down to a "special message" which was actor Jim Caviezel, who plays Ballard, urging the audience to tell people about the film but also to "pay it forward" and buy tickets for others who might not be able to afford their own ...

A: Watching a livestream or pre-recorded Mass is not the same as attending Mass in person and receiving Communion.

Disney told Factchequeado media that, before acquiring Fox – which originally had the rights to the production, – there was an agreement for the distribution of the film only in Latin America, and that later the director of “Sound of Freedom” bought the rights. They did not refer to the fact as a “rejection.”

Other recent series with multiple seasons in the 100% club: The Good Place, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, One Day at a Time, Veep, Fleabag, Jane the Virgin, and Feel Good. Only Murders in the Building season 1 has the most reviews on its perfect 100% score.

To date, Leave No Trace holds the site's record, with a rating of 100% and 252 positive reviews.

The film's critics argue that the movie exaggerates the prevalence of child exploitation in a way that helps advance QAnon conspiracy theories about a satanic ruling elite that molests children and feasts on their blood. But the movie's fans say, This is the film the Democratic elite doesn't want you to see!

What is the controversy with Sound of Freedom? ›

One of the primary points of contention revolves around the film's portrayal of child trafficking. Experts, including Erin Albright, a former fellow for the Department of Justice's anti-trafficking task force, argue that the depiction is inaccurate and sensationalized.

A woman wears a low-cut top that reveals cleavage, part of her upper abdomen and legs to the upper thighs. A man shows another man a photo of a very young boy and says that he will have him for the entire weekend (implying for sex). There are a few scenes that takes places in seedy areas including strip clubs.

(Image from court filing) — Kely Johana Suarez Moya, on the left, sued Tim Ballard and the makers of "Sound of Freedom," alleging the movie's depiction of her as a child-sex-trafficking "monster" was defamatory and slanderous because she was never involved in trafficking.

Remember how I said his organization has rescued 3,800 victims? Of those 3,800, Tim and his wife, Katherine, have personally adopted two. He has a passion for rescuing exploited children around the world, and he's leading the charge against sex trafficking.

Ballard is forced to kill El Alacrán while freeing Rocío, and despite the rebels pursuing and firing on them, gets her to safety. Before they part, he gives her back the necklace Miguel gave him earlier. Rocío is finally returned to her father and brother, and the family goes home to Honduras.

One of the primary points of contention revolves around the film's portrayal of child trafficking. Experts, including Erin Albright, a former fellow for the Department of Justice's anti-trafficking task force, argue that the depiction is inaccurate and sensationalized.

Put simply; the Catholic Church teaches that freedom is “the power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one's own responsibility” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, par. 1731).

It's worth remembering that Silence has outraged many Japanese Catholics with its empathic portrayal of persecuted Christians who avoided martyrdom by trampling on fumi‑e (literally “stepping-on picture”) — images of Christ or the Blessed Virgin that suspected Christians were required to step on to express apostasy or ...

This song itself has a lot of religious overtones, it talks about gods, prophets, teachings, bowing, praying, a vision, and even silence itself, can all be spiritual or religious elements.