Angel Has Fallen 4K 2019 Ultra HD 2160p

List of Angel Has Fallen 4K bluray download. The third part of the trilogy about the bodyguard of the president, which began in 2013 with the film "The Fall of Olympus." The head of state of the United States again committed an attempt. This time, his irreplaceable bodyguard Mike Banning (Gerard Butler) falls under suspicion. Now he himself has to hide from the FBI, and also find the villains who set him up and save the life of the American leader from another attempt. Angel Has Fallen watch free in 4K.

Angel Has Fallen 4K review
“Angel Has Fallen UHD” is the third time Gerard Butler has the opportunity to reincarnate as Mike Banning's secret service agent. Each time, Banning rescues the US president from an international conspiracy with an expressionless face, and, apparently, decides to continue the tradition. The president himself “turned black”, so to speak (instead of the handsome Aaron Eckhart from Olympus and London, the on-screen Americans elected the wise Morgan Freeman as president), and it is easy to see the idea - an encouraging sight for Americans already real, in which Barack Obama is still president . One way or another, Banning returns again to save Freeman, and kick the adversary, only this time the not-so-cunning action movie is trying to play on relevance: from drones and Russian spies to fake news and the inhabitants of the Oval Office.

The main premise driving the action is that Benning was set up. Now he is the main suspect in the assassination attempt on the president. The former secret agent has to hide in the vastness of the USA, including in the shelter of his father, a crazy Vietnam veteran.

Angel Has Fallen 4K feels as if it was assembled from a cliché of battle scenes. In many ways, “The Fall” resembles the series “24 Hours,” and often tries to repeat the adventures of the brave Kiefer Sutherland, but, again, due to certain political circumstances, “Angel Has Fallen Ultra HD” went a little too far in terms of absurdity. The lack of real confidence in action and the rejection of the laws of Newtonian physics are not surprises, but rather add to the entertainment. However, while modern Fast and Furious films do the same with a smile, Angel Has Fallen 4K is deadly serious. Changing the tone of the film to make it more frivolous would be beneficial, but here we have a serious political drama (right), so even the scene after the credits cannot dilute the dull action movie.

Perhaps, recognizing that explosions and shots, cool music and chase scenes are not enough, the writers added a number of indecisive social comments. Indeed, if the film is about the presidency, why not put in a few words? “Angel Has Fallen UHD” is trying to say something about the difficulties that soldiers face in adapting to peaceful life and the indifferent nature of the military machine (not to mention the notorious “evil Russians” - the trend of Hollywood cinema that is gaining popularity again), as well as anti-Trump politics, however, all together, it seems more likely to turn the action movie into a little unintentional comedy. In other words, the Fall series “jumped over the shark”: the first film was stupid but tense; the second - a big creative leap down; well, and the third is what will happen if all the actors are removed solely for salary.

Gerard Butler, despite his frankly illogical choice of projects, has recently shown that he is a good actor. “Fall of the Angel” is another passing film for him; in the script, his hero is represented by the monosyllabic granite hero of an action movie. All his exploits are so routine that they smack of humiliation. From time to time, Butler squints slyly, especially in scenes where he is portrayed as an unjustly pursued renegade, but in general, The Fall refers more to bad recordings in the actor’s filmography. Jada Pinkett Smith is needed in the film solely to give seriousness, Morgan Freeman spends half the time in a coma, and it is not difficult to find out the villains in the caste.

The third entry in the Falls series is grim and drawn out and basically repeats all the plot points of the two previous films. In the trikvel, the degree of absurdity is slightly increased and, as if gaining its self-awareness, the series finally rolled into Butler, mowing hordes of faceless armed guys. Of course, as in most films about a brave agent, "too old for all this shit," behind the atrocities are cardboard villains, even victory over which does not destroy all the bloated American pathos: God save America!...