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White House Down
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Film is about a superb police John Cale who gave up the offer becoming a bodyguard of President James Sawyer after being promoted. However he wants to make his daughter happy, he asks for a permission letting his daughter visit the White House. Unfortunately, while his daughter visits is also the time a reactionary group with heavy weapons begin to attack the White House. Now, when the headquarters of the United States is sinked in the chaos, he has to use all his abilities to find a way to rescue his daughter and the President out of the White House safely.
Film is about a superb police John Cale who gave up the offer becoming a bodyguard of President James Sawyer after being promoted. However he wants to make his daughter happy, he asks for a permission letting his daughter visit the White House. Unfortunately, while his daughter visits is also the time a reactionary group with heavy weapons begin to attack the White House. Now, when the headquarters of the United States is sinked in the chaos, he has to use all his abilities to find a way to rescue his daughter and the President out of the White House safely.
Actors:
Chad Connell,
Brooke Anderson,
Lance Reddick,
Lindsay Owen Pierre,
Andrew Simms,
Dan Shea,
Catherine Lemieux,
Ben Mankiewicz,
Benjamin Dawley-Anderson,
Colby Chartrand,
Tammie Sutherland
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Chad Connell
20 May 1983, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Brooke Anderson
13 May 1978, Savannah, Georgia, USA
Lance Reddick
1962, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Lindsay Owen Pierre
Andrew Simms
Dan Shea
23 December 1954, Ontario, Canada
Catherine Lemieux
Ben Mankiewicz
25 March 1967, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Benjamin Dawley-Anderson
Colby Chartrand
5 January 1986, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Tammie Sutherland
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Centropolis Entertainment #Channing Tatum #Columbia Pictures #Jamie Foxx #Maggie Gyllenhaal #Mythology Entertainment (II) #Roland Emmerich
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20 May 1983, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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1962, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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23 December 1954, Ontario, Canada
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Philadelphia Weekly
April 28, 2015
The best Die Hard movie since Speed.
June 28, 2013
Essentially a louder, sillier version of Die Hard, with John Cale standing in for John McClane, a precocious daughter standing in for the plucky wife, and, alas, no one even much trying to stand in for Alan Rickman's deliciously wicked Hans Gruber.
September 10, 2013
If all you're after is a pair of mismatched heroes wisecracking their way through a series of explosive, well-mounted set pieces, look no further.
July 14, 2016
The script reads as if it was written by a college freshman who just got his first taste of Zinn and Chomsky.
July 03, 2013
The special effects are scary-hairy enough to satisfy the midsummer "I wish to go to the moon" impulse.
June 19, 2016
Air Force One explodes! Black Hawks! Raptor fighter-jets going hot! Armored cars doing swan dives into the swimming pool! Sneaky plots and diversions! The Kitchen Sink!
June 28, 2013
It follows the Emmerich template: a spectacle-tinged, compelling setup; a dumb, disappointing midsection; and a cheese-topped denouement that veers so close to self-parody that one is tempted to call it funny.
April 17, 2016
In this slash and burn effort on logic and reason in which audience misery is the target, "White House Down" is a bullseye.
Philadelphia Inquirer
July 01, 2013
The main flaw of White House Down is that it overstays its welcome, thanks in large part to a silly climax that seems to unfold in three laborious acts.
October 08, 2015
While none of the tentpoles this summer are doozies, this one is at least something worth cheering about.
August 08, 2016
Ultimately, I was bored by White House Down, which is pretty much inexcusable given the level of sublime idiocy on display.
July 04, 2013
It's Independence Day without the aliens and a president partial to Air Jordans.
