[devere]

I don’t understand why “Sound of Freedom” is described as faith-based and religious. Can anyone explain?

[workerbee]

I don’t understand why “Sound of Freedom” is described as faith-based and religious. Can anyone explain?

I'll hazard a guess that it's described that way as a subtle dig, in order to dissuade young, woke, and the otherwise Leftist-inclined to avoid it. ("oh, it's just some religious thing, nevermind").

[Psalm 73]

"I don’t understand why “Sound of Freedom” is described as faith-based and religious."

Lead actor quotes scripture to a pedophile:

“But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were drowned in the depth of the sea."
Matthew 18:6

[LuxAerterna]

I don’t understand why “Sound of Freedom” is described as faith-based and religious. Can anyone explain?

It's "faith-based and religious" only within the echo chamber that Variety lives in. There was ZERO actual religion in the movie. At least they didn't babble nonsense about Q-Anon, unlike the Washington Post or CNN.