‘Sound of Freedom’ Surpasses $100 Million At The Box Office
If you had guessed or anticipated for “Sound of Freedom” to be a high-grossing movie, you probably knew something others didn’t. As it turns out the campaign and initiative has far exceeded expectations.
According to Box Office Mojo, the movie has grossed $110 million already. Not only has it stirred debates from both sides of the aisle, but it definitely has a call to action given the magnitude of the problem with child trafficking.
As reported by Angel Studios via email, here are the latest metrics the movie achieved below:
To add to that:
World leaders are talking about Sound of Freedom
Parents and families are more aware, having important conversations and taking steps to be safe
Millions have joined the fight to end human trafficking
Sound of Freedom has been trending on all social platforms and Google
“God’s children are not for sale” has gone viral
The world is joining together to save and protect children
My original analysis and takeaways from the film can be found in this post.
A Viral Post That Compares Side-By-Side ‘Sound of Freedom’ and ‘Barbie’
As it turns out, “Barbie” made its official debut at the box office. What is the big deal? Chances are every app or news agency is marketing the film pretty hard. Here is a post that is circulating online comparing both movies.
The post is in Spanish. I am providing it below and further down the English translation.
Spanish:
¿Por qué la película de #barbie está siendo fuertemente promocionada y alabada por los principales medios de comunicación, mientras que estos mismos medios dominantes infravaloran, demonizan e intentan silenciar #soundoffreedom a pesar de ser un éxito en taquilla? Sencillo, por el mensaje:
El mensaje de Barbie:
– Los hombres son inútiles. – La familia tradicional es irrelevante. – Lo que hace que una mujer sea mujer, es su belleza física. – Cualquiera puede ser una Barbie, incluso un hombre (“Doctor Barbie” es trans). – El futuro es feminista y sexualmente diverso; las mujeres son las cabezas, los hombres se someten. ≥ Eslogan clave: “Ella es todo; Él es solo Ken”, que es un eufemismo para “él solo es bueno para el sexo”.
El mensaje de Sound of Freedom:
– Los padres son esenciales. – Las familias tradicionales son fundamentales. – Los verdaderos hombres defienden la inocencia de los niños. – El futuro depende de hombres morales de fe que tengan el suficiente coraje de proteger a sus propias casas y a los niños que crecen sin ellas. ≥ Eslogan clave: “¡Los hijos de Dios no están a la venta!”.
Como puedes ver: como Oriente es de Occidente, los mensajes son completamente opuestos. ¿Qué más se puede esperar de Hollywood y sus tentáculos mediáticos? Cueva de ladrones y guarida de pedófilos.
Elija sabiamente dónde gastas tu dinero, tiempo y, sobre todo, tus neuronas cerebrales.
English:
Why is the #barbie movie being heavily promoted and praised by the mainstream media, while this same mainstream media undervalues, demonizes and tries to silence #soundoffreedom despite being a box office success? It is simple: Barbie’s message: – Men are useless. – The traditional family is irrelevant. – What makes a woman a woman is her physical beauty. – Anyone can be a Barbie, even a man (“Doctor Barbie” is trans). – The future is feminist and sexually diverse; women are the heads, men submit. ≥ Key catchphrase: “She’s everything; He’s just Ken”, which is a euphemism for “he’s just good for sex”. The Sound of Freedom message: – Parents are essential. – Traditional families are essential. – Real men defend the innocence of children. – The future depends on moral men of faith who have the courage to protect their own homes and the children who grow up without them. ≥ Key catchphrase: “God’s children are not for sale!” As you can see: as the East belongs to the West, the messages are completely opposite. What else can you expect from Hollywood and its media tentacles? Den of thieves and den of pedophiles. Choose wisely where you spend your money, time and most of all your brain neurons.
What are your thoughts? Have you watched both films?