Hollywood child sacrifice and conspiracy theory

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There is a big thing going on at the moment gaining momentum involving the new movie “sounds of freedom”

It’s based on a true story of rescuing kidnapped children who were being sold into sex slavery

A subject matter that normally would be getting a lot of positive attention

Except the opposite is happening

Hollywood is trashing the movie along with the left mainstream media outlets.

This is weird considering the junk that Hollywood has been churning out in recent years including the almost unwatchable new Star Wars and terminator films.

It’s a clear case of “NOTHING TO SEE HERE” and “DONT WATCH THIS” that’s got everyone watching it and it’s now beating Indiana Jones at the box office.

There have been rumours of Hollywood peados, Satanism and even child sacrifice for years this is just fuelling the conspiracy’s.

It gets weirder Pirates of the Caribbean producer Stephen Hilton is all over you tube claiming he has evidence of child sacrifice in Hollywood and people are out to kill him

He’s having a bit of a meltdown and denying he’s suicidal but this whole subject is blowing up

(YouTube Link to independent review of latest movie sounds of freedom)

https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_contin ... e=emb_logo

I have not only heard about Hollywood being involved into some bad things but the music industry as well.

For example, Beyonce Knowles is very open about the things that she is into and what kinds of things that she does.

It’s real and it’s probably been going on for over 2000 years beyond Hollywood, check out Ronald Bernard. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R-mgY8caIAE

It’s insane if true but maybe it is?

I mean bored rich people who think they can do what they like believing drinking the blood of small children will keep them young.

It’s plausible but so crazy but then there’s lots of clues that this goes on reported on the vigilant citizen website

If it was just the text ramblings of one man it would be easy to ignore but there’s so many obvious satanic clues being picked up on and photographed it’s unreal.

And now a celeb Stephen Hilton is on board saying it’s all true

Don’t know what to say…



https://vigilantcitizen.com/

I want to know is Leo and his friend Tobey have been involved with this stuff

Who’s Leo and tobey is it short for something?

Leo DiCaprio and his friend Tobey McGuire.

The reason I ask is because Leo seems to date woman under 25.

What "obvious satanic clues" ? Somehow I think this is nonsense.. especially since there's nothing in satanism that involves child sacrifice. Hell, satanists don't even believe satan exists in the first place.

Do any of them involve child sacrifice?

You forgot to mention the film has Qanon ties, and that is why it's getting a lot of criticism.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2023/07/13/controversial-hit-sound-of-freedom-crosses-50-million-at-us-box-office-report-says/?sh=5562ff6b72f1

Sooo it ranks right up there in credibility with the plandemic “documentaries,” eh?

Feature length conspiracy theory that somehow managed to get a theatrical release.. and trumplestiltskin and the rest of the right wing nutters are amplifying it to get their cult members wound up tight against “the libs and the Hollywood elite.”

I might consider watching a bootlegged copy for free just to pick it apart, but zero chance I’ll spend money to see it.

It certainly seems that way, just a bunch of satanic panic nonsense.

Amazingly, almost everything in the opening post is factually incorrect.

There is indeed a movie with this title and subject matter (it is set in Colombia, not Hollywood).


This is not true.

The film has a 75% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sound_of_freedom

Critics have criticised the film primarily for its slow pacing. A secondary criticism has been that it is a promotional piece for an "anti-trafficking charity" that has repeatedly misled donors and told outright lies about child trafficking: https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7a3qw/ ... -the-truth


This is a matter of opinion. Consensus seems to be that some of the recent Star Wars films are good, especially Rogue One and The Last Jedi. But in any case, it's not "weird" that critics might not like an arthouse film... simply because blockbusters exist. There is no connection between the two things.


That is a fantasy.


This is true in the midweek dailies, when box office takings are at their lowest. At the weekend, Indiana Jones made more, despite having been out for longer. It has also made more than twice as much in its run so far.


There have always been nutjobs saying that sort of thing, yes. Most people are capable of critical thinking and don't believe in those sorts of things without evidence.


Firstly, Stephen Hilton is not a producer, he is a composer.

This is not "weird", except that Mr Hilton is a weird guy who believes weird things. The existence of weird people saying crazy things is not notable, though.




The Critical Drinker is famous for being an unhinged, far-right idiot whose whole shtick is to complain that television and films these days are too left-wing. In this instance he can't use that angle really, so instead he tries to claim that the people who don't like this film are part of some sort of left-wing paedophilic conspiracy.

It's obvious nonsense that almost anyone can see through. Not to mention the naked hypocrisy.

We already have a thread about how far-right paedophiles keep falsely accusing regularly people of paedophilia that might be enlightening: viewtopic.php?t=414668

No unfortunately not the movie is a true story, the subject matter is very true human trafficking of kids for sex is very real especially in the US.

Kids being sacrificed is very real too especially in Africa

The conspiracy part on top is Hollywood celebrities and others doing this which as I said may or may not be true.

But it’s not a massive leap to think some bored rich people with low morality would be into something like this.

Even if these people were, indeed, Satanic baby eaters, I would rather be around them than any right-winger.

the rich are very different from you and me.