Jim Caviezel is probably one of the most hated men in Hollyweird – and NOT because he is a bad actor, or a bad man. If he were, he would be celebrated up and down Clownipornia. In fact, he is the EXACT OPPOSITE of those things. He is a devout Christian who, in his own words, played the greatest superhero role of all time, as none other than His Hugeness Hizzself, in The Passion of the Christ. He also played the role of the Apostle Luke
Beyond that, though, he has always been a highly talented and skilled actor, as his work in The Count of Monte Cristo showed to such great effect. (Incidentally, that film also showcased the early talents of one Henry Cavill, also all-round great guy, and also thoroughly hated by Hollyweird.)
Mr. Caviezel’s career has, as a result, taken quite a nosedive. The blockbuster status of TPotC should have propelled him to superstar status many years ago. Instead, he has languished, unable to find real roles for many years. I rather doubt he is particularly fussed or bothered about that, as it allows him to take on projects that he actually cares about.
His latest film, The Sound of Freedom, is precisely that kind of project.
Until this week, I was completely unaware of this movie. I had no idea what it was about, and I had no clue about its difficult development history. But now, I am seeing TEH YOOTOOBZ absolutely flooded with reviews and testimonials about the film. Mr. Caviezel himself has stated that it is the second most important role of his career.
It is not difficult to see why this film, with its VERY modest budget, is making Not-Actually-Indiana Jones look really bad at the box office. All you have to do is look at the quality and power of the performances:
I will, however, sound one off note. The fact that a platform as converged and controlled as YouTube, is now full of videos about this movie, indicates to me one of two things. Either it really is every bit as good as advertised – probably better – in which case, you should definitely go see it.
Or, much more darkly, this movie is being promoted with the aim of subverting it.
We cannot rule out that possibility. One hard lesson I have learned over the past 5 years is that, when something suddenly appears on the scene out of seemingly nowhere, there is generally some kind of will or push behind it – and it is almost NEVER benign or positive. (ChatGPT is but the latest such example. I have used it fairly often of late, and while I do not deny its immense utility, I will say openly that it truly is Pandora’s Box.)
So I would sound a real note of caution about this film. Even so, the story of the man behind it appears to be quite genuine – and, most importantly, all the “right” people absolutely HATE it.
As John C. Wright points out, all of the GloboHomoPaedoPharisatanist media types loathe the movie. And that tells me it shines a very bright light on a very, very dark subject.
I cannot say any more about the film, since I am not familiar with the subject matter, the story, or the long “production hell” behind it all, but (almost) everything I am seeing tells me it is well worth watching. The fact that AMC is trying hard to suppress the film (apparently), tells me this is precisely the kind of movie the rest of us should reward for bringing to light a side of Hollyweird that its vampiric elites have been desperately trying to keep hidden for many years:
Sound of Freedom is only available in the FUSA at the moment, there appear to be no plans to distribute it globally… YET. Let’s see if that changes anytime soon, because the film has already blown way past initial projections and is now sitting at nearly US$50M in domestic box office revenues – on a budget of barely US$15M. This means it is already a highly profitable movie – while broadcasting at just over half as many screens domestically as a summer tent-pole flick that cost, and I’m not making this up, TWENTY FIVE TIMES AS MUCH to make.
If nothing else, going out to watch this, instead of Not-Actually-Indiana-Jones, is a good way of sticking it to the people who hate all that is Good, Beautiful, and True. Be warned, though, the subject matter in it is very, very heavy and extremely dark.
I leave the last word to our drunken Scotch:
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a – Jimmy Dore and many ( newly ) anti-establishment voices are quite popular on Youtube. they don’t get promotion from Youtube and often have issues with Youtube spontaneously unsubscribing people and shadow banning their posts ( E;R and Nick Rekeita come to mind ). my hope is that this is an artifact of Youtube recognizing that if they completely silence and ban all voices from the Right, that people will quickly stop using the platform
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b – indisputable evidence that a particular Youtube channel is Controlled Opposition is when Youtube starts volunteering specific subjects or channels ( Ben Shapiro, obviously ) too you, especially for an extended period of time. everyone started getting fed ads for the The Hu at the same time if you remember, that was probably the most blatant attempt at coopting the platform.