Tyler Dotson

It's sad to see a movie that highlights the travesty of child trafficking be summarized as a "right wing political", or "christian/religious narrative". The word God was used 6 times, and their was 0 QANON undertones! What's even more daunting is the kind of person who allows their political stance come before a movie that represents the reality of child trafficking - instead of acknowledging it (and the fact the DOD/FBI provide the numbers and growth rate of child trafficking); the people voting this down would rather reverberate their lust to point fingers on a political spectrum. Like? Who has the audacity to watch 2 hours of a man rescuing trafficked children and then say "it's religious and right-wing".. You got to be some kind of stupid.

While the movie may be a "four year old headline", the relevancy and timing is impeccable. It's not an "old news" topic, its a current topic that is replayed every 4 years, and in cadence with other election cycles. It compiled the issues of our politics into a sequential order that spotlights the troubles of our country at this very moment... Was it the funniest movie? No.. in retrospect, it was a movie with a clear description before you paid to watch.. I purchased it not realizing the deep foundation of reality in which it was written, but once the credits rolled, I can, as American, relate to the message it provided.