The film faced accusations that it caters to QAnon conspiracy theories and misrepresents the realities of child exploitation.
And a TikTok user claimed"Netflix and Amazon refuse to promote 'Sound of Freedom' on their platforms" and urged subscribers to cancel their accounts if the companies continued to not show the film.said
— we have no publicly available information as to why they did it, or whether it was due to a purported distaste over the subject matter of child trafficking. Given that the film was eventually distributed in cinemas by Angel Studios, it is highly possible that it will end up on the same studio'sHowever, it is also possible that the film ends up on one or more other streaming platforms a few months after its cinematic release, which is common when a movie is released in theaters first.
In another interview with The Daily Signal alongside Caviezel, Verastegui said that he thought a film about child sex trafficking would be fairly"simple and easy" to distribute, but everyone said,"This is not for us." During the interview, they emphasized that many people were involved in the crime of child sex trafficking in every sector, including politics and in Hollywood, and it was"an elite problem," as Caviezel described it.at a QAnon convention in Las Vegas, and used the slogan "The storm is upon us" to refer to an impending takeover led by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
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