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with Nick Nolte as his bonkers dad, Gerard Butler's mediocre action franchise and his mediocre American accent find a mediocre conclusionReview rate : D+ by David Ehrlich [Indiewire ]
overall, "Angel Has Fallen" might not present a wholly new or even exciting idea, but [it] kept entertained from start to finish. A solid, if completely unnecessary sequel to a franchise which surely must be on its last legs by nowby Linda Marric [HeyUGuys ]
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 funby Hau Chu [Washington Post ]
it's not James Bond, but all the better for it; The brazenly idiotic "Has Fallen" franchise, which has been defined by sloppy action beats and perturbing American triumphalism has somehow hit its stride third time roundby Kevin Maher [The Times ]
Gerard Butler's Secret Service killing machine ends the trilogy in entertaining style; It's frenetic, brashly executed and so full of shooting, you'll stagger away with tinnitusby Phil De Semlyen [Time Out London ]
endless, numbing violence in overly long action threequel; Punishingly grim and overly long, this third entry in the "Fallen" series mostly squanders any credit it earned from the previous two outingsby Joyce Slaton [Common Sense Media ]
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 clearby John Nugent [Empire Magazine ]
"Angel Has Fallen" may not be appreciably better than the first two installments of this lower-middle-range "Mission: Impossible" wannabe franchise, but it's actually more funby Todd McCarthy [The Hollywood Reporter ]