Sound of Freedom - What are they up to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just watched this movie as my teen asked me to watch it with her. It was rated PG13 but really should be PG15 or M26 as the content is so disturbing.

They did an excellent job of presenting the harrowing material in realistic ways.

I am not really understanding why this movie is so controversial since it addresses a huge and growing problem of child sex trafficking from poor countries to both the developing world and first world settings.

The lead character was very religious but in an authentic not overbearing way. My teen and I said there is no way we would have been brave enough to carry out his rescues. If his faith motivated him to help so many children then bravo

M16 sorry - I meant for more mature audience than 13.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just watched this movie as my teen asked me to watch it with her. It was rated PG13 but really should be PG15 or M26 as the content is so disturbing.

They did an excellent job of presenting the harrowing material in realistic ways.

I am not really understanding why this movie is so controversial since it addresses a huge and growing problem of child sex trafficking from poor countries to both the developing world and first world settings.

The lead character was very religious but in an authentic not overbearing way. My teen and I said there is no way we would have been brave enough to carry out his rescues. If his faith motivated him to help so many children then bravo

M16 sorry - I meant for more mature audience than 13.

By realistic I meant the living conditions of the victims and vulnerabilities that led to being lured into such horrific situations.

However I read that Sound of Freedom has been criticized by anti-trafficking experts for providing a "false perception" of child trafficking and promoting "rescue" tactics that may actually put real victims in danger.

Then I read about the allegations against the producer for fondling underage victims’ breasts during the filing and against Tim Ballard himself (but by adult women). Just awful.

[Anonymous]

The movie is on Amazon Prime.

I watched it for the first time last night.

I thought the movie plot was suspenseful.

Based on a true story, it was horrifying and sad.

The real life footage at the end of the raid, no graphics of the trafficked children, made it more believable.

It's not difficult to believe that this is true. I don't think it's a conspiracy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The movie is on Amazon Prime.

I watched it for the first time last night.

I thought the movie plot was suspenseful.

Based on a true story, it was horrifying and sad.

The real life footage at the end of the raid, no graphics of the trafficked children, made it more believable.

It's not difficult to believe that this is true. I don't think it's a conspiracy.

You are wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The movie is on Amazon Prime.

I watched it for the first time last night.

I thought the movie plot was suspenseful.

Based on a true story, it was horrifying and sad.

The real life footage at the end of the raid, no graphics of the trafficked children, made it more believable.

It's not difficult to believe that this is true. I don't think it's a conspiracy.

You are wrong.

You think it is a complete fabrication that there is human trafficking?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The movie is on Amazon Prime.

I watched it for the first time last night.

I thought the movie plot was suspenseful.

Based on a true story, it was horrifying and sad.

The real life footage at the end of the raid, no graphics of the trafficked children, made it more believable.

It's not difficult to believe that this is true. I don't think it's a conspiracy.

You are wrong.

You think it is a complete fabrication that there is human trafficking?

The fabrication is that this particular pervert who made the movie is helping. Maybe read the thread and the links in it?

[Anonymous]

You are very very behind. It's been proven this guy is a crook.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just watched this movie as my teen asked me to watch it with her. It was rated PG13 but really should be PG15 or M26 as the content is so disturbing.

They did an excellent job of presenting the harrowing material in realistic ways.

I am not really understanding why this movie is so controversial since it addresses a huge and growing problem of child sex trafficking from poor countries to both the developing world and first world settings.

The lead character was very religious but in an authentic not overbearing way. My teen and I said there is no way we would have been brave enough to carry out his rescues. If his faith motivated him to help so many children then bravo

M16 sorry - I meant for more mature audience than 13.

To people who actually fight trafficking say it, there’s nothing “realistic” about this movie at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are very very behind. It's been proven this guy is a crook.

99% Audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.

7.7 on IMDB