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Also it has the most utterly pointless, unfunny and random mid-credit sequence I've ever seen put to film. The budget and scale is less than the previous film as well with some of the CGI being awful especially when the film swaps between practical and digital effects.

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For a start they recast Mike's wife and she is younger than the previous actress and get's some horrendous dialogue (which is also a staple of this film at times), in the final section Morgan Freeman goes from being barely able to walk only being pushed in a wheelchair to full on sprinting about a minute after.

Also there are several unintentionally funny inconsistencies. The film is just over 2 hours and it really feels it at points, there are several bland dialogue sequences and honestly no one cares about these characters enough to focus on family and dramatic sequences. Also the action relies on too much quickcutting and shaky cam so there is no structure or scale to the shootouts. to fill that niche with better writing and more inventive action. The whole father/son team-up sequence is easily the highlight, with enough explosions to make Michael Bay feel a bit jealous and it is still cool and satisfying to see bloody gunshot and knife kills from an action film not restricted by its age rating, however this film really is left behind now that we have John Wick, Deadpool etc. There is some entertaining action at points. Jada Pinkett Smith is fine in her role but she really doesn't get anything to do and by now you do get the sense in some scenes that Morgan Freeman is just done with this sort of film now, however he does still have his moments. Danny Huston is also enjoying that one role he plays as a military/evil organisation/politician and chews all the scenery around him. Nick Nolte is clearly having a blast as Father Banning, his character is completely ridiculous but also has the most entertaining sequence in the film. You get this sense that every punch, throw and bullet he takes is really hurting this time round. His previous fights are finally catching up to him and he is having to medicate himself to prevent insomnia and headaches. Gerard Butler does give his all here and clearly cares about the franchise (he is producer on the film as well) he throws himself into the action scenes and Banning actually has more character focus here.

This is better than the previous film by quite a bit, it's much more self-aware and the story is more interesting. The film once again follows Secret Service Agent Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) is framed for attempting to murder the President (Morgan Freeman) and must evade his own agency and the FBI (led by Jada Pinkett Smith) as he tries to uncover the true threat and who framed him. However its follow 'London Has Fallen' was rubbish, a bland, lower budget messily cut and shot film which somehow made more money than it predecessor, which is why we now have 'Angel Has Fallen'. The first film - 'Olympus Has Fallen' is a genuinely very good action film in my opinion, it's brutal, bloody and well directed with some good performances.

The third and i'm guessing final (depending how much money it makes) instalment of the 'Has Fallen' franchise.

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