Angel Has Fallen (2019)
Angel Has Fallen
”A framed Secret Service agent races to clear his name and stop a deadly threat.”
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This is the third part of the 'Invasão' (‘Fallen’ in the original) series, starring Gerard Butler and preceded by 'Invasão à Casa Branca' (‘Olympus Has Fallen’) and 'Invasão a Londres' (‘London Has Fallen’). If you liked the first two parts, you can expect the same from this sequel: international scale plot, lots of tension and pure action, which makes Gerard Butler an action hero like the ones from the old days. Don't expect a very complex storyline or deep characters, because 'Angel Has Fallen' is more concerned with bringing shooting, fighting and bombing.
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Mike Banning is framed for the attempted assassination of the President and must evade his own agency and the FBI as he tries to uncover the real threat.
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