Angel Has Fallen

    Angel Has Fallen
    2019

    Synopsis

    After a treacherous attack, Secret Service agent Mike Banning is charged with attempting to assassinate President Trumbull. Chased by his own colleagues and the FBI, Banning begins a race against the clock to clear his name.

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    Cast

    • Gerard ButlerMike Banning
    • Morgan FreemanAlan Trumbull
    • Jada Pinkett SmithAgent Thompson
    • Nick NolteClay Banning
    • Danny HustonWade Jennings
    • Tim Blake NelsonVP Kirby
    • Lance ReddickDavid Gentry
    • Frederick SchmidtTravis Cole
    • Michael LandesSam Wilcox
    • Ori PfefferAgent Murphy

    Recommendations

    • 63

      Chicago Tribune

      At the heart of the “Has Fallen” franchise is the affection between men, and Butler has always shared the best chemistry with his male co-stars. That spark in “Angel” comes from Butler’s scenes with Nick Nolte, as his father, Clay, a veteran living off the grid.
    • 60

      IGN

      Angel Has Fallen never quite digs deep enough into its themes and is inconsistent in its execution of action sequences.
    • 60

      The Hollywood Reporter

      It's all utterly preposterous, and yet Waugh handles the big scenes pretty well.
    • 50

      Screen Daily

      After the sorry spectacle and blatant xenophobia of London Has Fallen, it’s almost a relief that Angel is merely a competent, second-rate action vehicle. This trilogy’s ambitions have never been particularly high, but at least this third chapter’s fleeting junk-food pleasures aren’t undermined by base pandering.
    • 45

      TheWrap

      No one has ever accused a Gerard Butler action movie of being too smart, but “Angel Has Fallen” operates on such a level of half-considered logic and improbable motivations that even moderately well-mounted action can’t distract audiences from how dumb it is.
    • 40

      The Guardian

      As with Den of Thieves, Angel falls into the “lively mediocrity” category of Butler schlock, with one or two plot hikes that suggest the script meetings were well-refreshed.
    • 40

      Empire

      A big, lumbering bastard of an action movie sequel. It achieves more-or-less exactly what it promises — which, given this franchise’s track record, is a low bar to clear.
    • 37

      Washington Post

      Most action flicks would settle for thrilling violence and mayhem, in service of a utilitarian plot. “Angel” flips this formula on its head, delivering a surprisingly coherent story but with no discernible sense of fun.