| Seeds: 106 Leechers: 92 |
| Language: English Runtime: 119 min Audio: Dual Audio Resolution: 640x480 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
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Review: First of all I want to say that the film is a Hollywood film production high mean guns look real, there is enough budget for Apache helicopters and sets realistic, professionally choreographed fight scenes, and the required amount of explosions and CGI effects . However, considering this film in terms of the realistic plot and character development lacks some. Without something away if you have seen the trailer, is not a spoiler, it was expected that outrageous number of defensive failures on the part of many security organizations believe - not enough to make an attack as clever or interesting in the White s house. Lets just go with the for a moment with our progressive sense of Hollywood their doubts and hopefully syndrome, although the plot is plausible, at least make the characters real.Morgan Freeman is one of his boxes, performances are fresh ever. The stereotypical military chief says blow up things, consultants say reluctant to act cautiously, the President denounces the inhumanity of killing members of the during the counting of the body above the weapons and ammunition displays and multiple explosions easily into many dozens (hundreds probably difficult to count). Our last hope is a Gerard Butler. I must say, I like him as an action hero, and he played his role well here. But he was vague man of action at the beginning of the film, albeit with a few brief moments desk for about 10 minutes to 14 minutes in the movie and was a man of more specific measures by the end of the film - Dont Look fo , r character development more than any character in the movie at any time. Is not development, that was it. It's like asking for the teaching of architecture and civil planning from the suburbs of Detroit. The sentence is missing mind.Watch comes this if you just want some mindless action without thinking at all. And again, you a patriotic American flag waving in the front end and put another point for the American exceptionalism.
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