The movie the media tried to kill is still going strong
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To say 'Sound of Freedom' has been well-received by the public understates the case. That hasn't stopped the media from trying to kill the movie.
Dan Gainor is a freelance opinion editor for Fox News Digital.
To say "Sound of Freedom" has been well-received by the public understates the case. It has a 100% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes (with more than 10,000 ratings) and even a 74% rating from the critics willing to see the film. CinemaScore gives it an A+ and it has already reached $85 million box office and is estimated to push close to $100 million once the weekend tallies are in. This weekend, it only lost out to Tom Cruise’s new "Mission Impossible" film.
That hasn’t stopped the leftist media from trying to kill the movie. They call it "controversial," "divisive," "propaganda," a "hype machine," "a Superhero Movie for Dads With Brainworms" and, of course, they tried repeatedly to tie it to QAnon conspiracy theories.
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