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Users review: First, I would say that this film is a high production of Hollywood films which means that the weapon looks really, there is an adequate budget for the Apache helicopter and set realistic, professionally choreographed fight scenes, and the required number of explosions and CGI effects.However, Viewing the film is realistic in terms of plot and character development, does not have much. Without giving, if you look at the trailer, away something that should not be a spoiler, it is expected that an outrageous amount of defensive errors on the part of the various security organizations believe - enough to bring on an attack that is not particularly clever or interesting White House. Let's go with it for a moment, using our sophisticated sense of suspended syndrome in Hollywood believe and hope that, even though the plot is implausible, at least the character makes real.Morgan Freeman gives one of the most cardboard, stale acting performances ever. The military chief said to blow all stereotyped, more cautious advisers say to be cautious about condemning the barbarism of killing the president, while the body count of the weapons mentioned and displays ammunition and explosions calculate easily in the tens (perhaps hundreds, it is difficult to calculate) . Our last hope is Gerard Butler. I must say that I like him as an action hero, and he plays his role well here. But he was clearly a man of action at the beginning of the film, although the table for a few brief moments about 10 minutes to 14 minutes in the movie, and he is a man of action is defined more by the end of the film - not looking for one more character development of each character in the film at all times. That's it; There are also developments. Its like asking subjects of architecture and civil planning of suburban Detroit. The phrase comes mind.Watch without this only if you want some careless action without thinking at all. And again you can have a patriotic American flag waving in the end and put the point forward for American exceptionalism.
| Language: English Runtime: 119 min Audio: Dual Audio Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps |
