It makes the 2013 original Olympus Has Fallen loglined as Die Hard in the White House seem in nostalgic comparison like quality entertainment and a model of logic and good taste. No small feat for a blood-soaked Antoine Fuqua actioner where the vile foreign invaders did everything short of drop-kicking the presidential puppy off the West Wing balcony.
http://m.thestar.com/#/article/ente...llen-and-so-will-your-brain-cells-review.html
Other than serving as proof that Gerard Butler can make movies that are even worse than Gods of Egypt (not that this should be encouraged), there is absolutely nothing of value to London Has Fallen and the fact that it will no doubt pull in more money at the box office in its opening weekend than Terrence Malick's Knight of Cups will gross in its entire run is too depressing to even contemplate. Unless you have some insane desire to see what will surely go down as one of the very worst films of 2016, you would be far better served staying at home and finally giving White House Down a look.
http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/london-has-fallen-2016
President Benjamin Asher needs two things: better security personnel and better scriptwriters.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/04/movies/london-has-fallen-review.html
Its difficult to imagine anyone appearing in this film thought of it as more than a payday.
http://chicago.suntimes.com/entertainment/london-has-fallen-the-fast-and-the-foggy/
Iranian-born director Babak Najafi, who not surprisingly staged something called Easy Money II, botches the action sequences so crudely, consistently and cynically that he makes Michael Bay look like Kurosawa.
http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/reviews/london-has-fallen-20160304
For those who like their terrorism-fighting extra Trump-y, the extended macho grunt called "London Has Fallen" might be required viewing for a portion of the blustery candidate's followers. Ostensibly a sequel to "Olympus Has Fallen," the White House siege movie of three years ago, this by-the-numbers slog, which returns stars Gerard Butler as Secret Service bad-ass Mike Banning and Aaron Eckhart as kidnap-prone U.S. President Asher, more accurately represents a geopolitical obliteration fantasy flushed from the mind of the angriest and dumbest and most conspiracy-minded among us.
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-london-has-fallen-review-20160304-story.html
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