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Olympus Has Fallen

(2013)
R In Theaters 03/22/2013 , 120min.
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Viewer Score
83%
Viewer score based on 128 ratings
41%
Critic score based on 31 reviews

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May 05, 2013
mn00000000148454
Paying to see this Movie with the Communist Freeman in it is supporting Communism itself. And i used to love freeman. The only realistic thing about this movie is that Freeman makes the second worthless Communist in OUR White House. I suppose the next movie will have the Communist Jamie Foxx as Prez
May 01, 2013
ddenardleiter
Great acting but the story line was needed work in being believable. I hope nobody thinks that our country is that weak. In reality we have a no tolerance for that !!!!
April 30, 2013
southern17189927
kept my interest all the way through - worth the price
April 27, 2013
cshe457116
Warning, this is a ?guys,? movie from start to finish. Plenty of blood, gore and violence (but no sex). The theme from this movie was taken straight from today?s headlines (I don?t want to give away too much so I won?t go into details). It reminds me a great deal of the movies, ?Air force One,? starring Harrison Ford, and a little bit of ?Executive Decision,? with Kurt Russell. The movie kept
April 27, 2013
kr00000000146899
Funny this movie comes out right at the same time as the Korean missle threat. It was nonstop thrills from end to end. Loved it. Morgan Freeman is a great president.

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Chicago Sun-Times
While Olympus Has Fallen breaks no major new ground in the political thriller genre, Fuqua has directed a sharp, very taut adventure that keeps you engrossed from start to finish. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
This is for those who like their political thrillers far-fetched, far-reaching and filled with pretty people. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
Perhaps every generation gets the movie stars it deserves. “Olympus” has quite a bit to say about the current state of our country. Intentions aside, not all of it is entirely flattering. Full Review
Ian Buckwalter
NPR
Feels from start to finish like a throwback to the action cinema and military thrillers of decades past. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
Although the film's real-world credibility is shaky, it works on its own terms. Full Review