Person of Interest is awesome. Great cast. Amy Acker and Sarah Shahi, yes please.
mmm, Amy Acker I've been rewatching Angel and I love her in it as Fred.Person of Interest is awesome. Great cast. Amy Acker and Sarah Shahi, yes please.
We def chose it over IJ and weren’t upset about itSound of Freedom beat Indiana Jake and the Insufferable Girlboss on July 4. It earned $14.2M versus $11.6M, despite being in almost 2,000 less theaters.
'Sound Of Freedom' Defeats 'Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny' At The Box Office On Independence Day
The recently released Sound of Freedom film starring Jim Caviezel defeated Lucasfilm and The Walt Disney Company's Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at the box office on Independence Day.boundingintocomics.com
My problem is this is the equivalent of doing press junkets. When you go around doing interviews like this to promote it’s a reflection on the movie regardless.Yeah.
In fairness, pretty much everything I've heard in this is that it's a pretty straightforward story, really doesn't have a ton of religious tones and virtually no preaching and doesn't go into the Qverse at all.
Just the infomercial nature of the trailer was a bit off putting. I really haven't given Caviezel a moment of thought since Passion. I had zero idea of his views, etc.
During this film promotion he's going on about adrenochrome, DNA and all sort of conspiracies. There is also a lot of "this is the movie they don't want you to see".
I may check it out when it hits streaming, but not really excited here
Sound of Freedom beat Indiana Jake and the Insufferable Girlboss on July 4. It earned $14.2M versus $11.6M, despite being in almost 2,000 less theaters.
'Sound Of Freedom' Defeats 'Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny' At The Box Office On Independence Day
The recently released Sound of Freedom film starring Jim Caviezel defeated Lucasfilm and The Walt Disney Company's Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny at the box office on Independence Day.boundingintocomics.com
Shouldn’t let that keep you away anymore than a crazy Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah’s couch or Johnny Depp lamenting that he doesn’t have more openings on his body from which to smoke more cigarettes.You see this turns me off. This is what I was talking about.
In a movie… where there is no Indy successor.Is your anger just that Indy's successor is a woman?
That seems to be what it is
Except his craziness is directly tied to the general theme within the movie, is brought up during press for the movie and is using the movie as a fundraising vehicleShouldn’t let that keep you away anymore than a crazy Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah’s couch or Johnny Depp lamenting that he doesn’t have more openings on his body from which to smoke more cigarettes.
It is about a serious topic and it is worth seeing in the theater without distractions. Very well made film.
Supreme Court, religious objection is real in America now, baby!I find it interesting that if someone has reservations about a movie they are judged except if it is a religious reservation then they are deemed worthy reservations.
Eh, it's the couture hypocrisy that I notice.Supreme Court, religious objection is real in America now, baby!
Tom Cruise couch jumping I don’t think was related to a film and his interview wasn’t a recruiting tool. Associating yourself to Oprah vs SB is miles apart. Those things are not remotely similar.Shouldn’t let that keep you away anymore than a crazy Tom Cruise jumping on Oprah’s couch or Johnny Depp lamenting that he doesn’t have more openings on his body from which to smoke more cigarettes.
It is about a serious topic and it is worth seeing in the theater without distractions. Very well made film.
Misrepresenting a true story is a big deal to some people. Not to you apparently.Some people manufacturing reasons not to see this is disappointing but then again those same people aren’t going to go into it without any bias and the film won’t hit them as deeply as it does most. Very powerful film that should be seen without distractions.
So now that’s the reason? Another reason.Misrepresenting a true story is a big deal to some people. Not to you apparently.
They make Jim Caviezal's character a hero when the real man was not the angel you'd like to think he is.So now that’s the reason? Another reason.
Being in the industry, I assumed you would know that “based on true events” does not mean “everything happened just like this.”
Well, having actually seen the film, I can say it is not at all a “hero’s journey” tale celebrating Tim Ballard. He is just one of many people and agencies battling against human traffickers. The movie tells a story because stories have power and can be shared and can make a difference. Period. That’s its overall motivation.They make Jim Caviezal's character a hero when the real man was not the angel you'd like to think he is.
I haven't seen it, but I've read enough to know that it misrepresents the truth. That has no bearing on whether the movie is "good" or not. Too bad you don't understand the distinction.
Didn’t you recently mock another poster for saying he knew about a film before he saw it because he had “researched “ it extensively? Sounds like that’s what YOU are saying now.They make Jim Caviezal's character a hero when the real man was not the angel you'd like to think he is.
I haven't seen it, but I've read enough to know that it misrepresents the truth. That has no bearing on whether the movie is "good" or not. Too bad you don't understand the distinction.
Can you give a link on details of the exact story on how it was misrepresented? I’d like to read up on it and since you’re apparently so well versed on the back story I figured you’d be good one to ask? Wanna see how many liberties were taken since I’ve seen the movie.Misrepresenting a true story is a big deal to some people. Not to you apparently.