It’s saddening to see how easy it is for you to mock a film about child sex trafficking. But hey, the current Democrat Party Leadership has turned its back on such trafficking across out southern border, so I guess in your world it’s ok to mock the film.
Never mocked the film. I am mocking the ridiculousness of the assertion that it’s popularity is due to politics.
It may actually be true but i haven’t seen anything to confirm that it is because of politic
The fact that you think i am mocking the film screams of desperation to always always always be the victim. In every plausible and implausible position
I guess the left wants a movie were child sex slaves are trafficked to America and forced to have their junk chopped off and then to pretend they are another sex for their masters …
I think the producers should dona Pay it Forward scheme like Angel Studios did to artificially inflate revenue numbers.
Then maybe AMC will change their minds.
(Yes…not a penny of revenue from Song of Freedom’s Pay it Forward scheme will go to actually fund the fight against child trafficking. It went to the studio and theater chains instead. But it was a strong virtue signal)
I didn’t but i will continue to mock any position that reflexively needs to promote something solely because your political opposition expressed an opinion. And then play victim.
Oh and your link isn’t the to the film. It’s to the trailer. So even your attempt to stretch is not. that solid.
My goodness. You are a confused soul. Did you already forget why that link was posted? It was posted to answer your question “How many went because of their politics?” And, the answer was
“Seems to me those who went may very well have gone because of the movie’s trailer.” .LINK
Yes so if anything i mocked the trailer which i didn’t. I mocled your position that it was tus of thee that triggered red blooded Americans to go see. It’s silly beyond compare. According to me of course.
I am not in marketing so l am not going to judge the reason why that song was chosen