Hollywood will release "Left Behind" just in time for the "synod on sex"

Hollywood will release "Left Behind" just in time for the "synod on sex"

On Friday October 3 on the eve of the "synod on the family" (aka "the synod on sex") Hollywood will release the movie "Left Behind".
http://www.movieinsider.com/m10845/left-behind/

Storyline:
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Follows Rayford Steele (Nicolas Cage) who is piloting a commercial airliner just hours after the Rapture when millions of people around the globe simply vanish. Thirty thousand feet over the Atlantic, Rayford is faced with a damaged plane, terrified passengers, and a desperate desire to get back to his family. On the ground, his daughter, Chloe Steele (Cassi Thomson) is among those left behind, forced to navigate a world of madness as she searches for her lost mother and brother.
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The "synod on sex" will take place from Sunday, Oktober 5 to Sunday, Oktober 19.
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There will be a total Lunar Eclipse on October 8. It will not be visible in Rome, but will be visible in the Far East and the Americas.
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What message (if any) do you think that Hollywood is sending by timing the release this film to coincide with the eve of the gathering of bishops worldwide in Rome which was announced a year in advance by jorge bergoglio on October 8, 2013?
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"Pope calls synod to discuss families, divorce and remarriage"
http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/1304231.htm
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) [Oct 8, 2013] -- The predicament of divorced and remarried Catholics will be a major topic of discussion when bishops from around the world meet at the Vatican in October 2014.
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The Vatican announced Oct. 8 that an extraordinary session of the Synod of Bishops will meet Oct. 5-19, 2014, to discuss the "pastoral challenges of the family in the context of evangelization."
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The pope had told reporters accompanying him on his plane back from Rio de Janeiro in July that the next synod would explore a "somewhat deeper pastoral care of marriage," including the question of the eligibility of divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Communion.
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The announcement of the synod came amid news that the Archdiocese of Freiburg, Germany, had issued new guidelines making it easier for divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Communion.
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The Vatican spokesman, Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, said that such matters were more properly dealt with at a church-wide level, "under the guidance of the pope and the bishops."
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"For persons or local offices to propose particular pastoral solutions runs the risk of generating confusion," he said. "The Holy Father is placing the pastoral care of the family at the heart of a synod process that will be larger, involving the reflection of the universal church."
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The October 2014 gathering will be an "extraordinary general session" of the synod, which according to the Code of Canon Law is held to "deal with matters which require a speedy solution." It will be composed for the most part of the presidents of national bishops' conferences, the heads of the Eastern Catholic Churches, and the heads of major Vatican offices.
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Only about 150 synod fathers will take part in the session, which will run for two weeks, Father Lombardi said, compared with about 250 bishops who attended the three-week ordinary general assembly on the new evangelization in October 2012.