The whole nation is at risk in the explosion, the highest action

By Robert Scucci | Being published 15 seconds ago

Die hard copycats create as Die hard itself, and there is always room for a new take on that tried-and-true structure. In 2013 A white house on the ground It brings all the familiar ingredients to the oval office, dragging national security into the mix as political mayhem takes center stage. We have high level deception, silent Nuclear codes hanging in the balance, and, yes, the White National Mercunary with his line of nuts approaching while on his way to overthrow the government.

Most importantly, A white house on the ground It gives us our hero, Thanning Tatum’s John Calande, an Afghanistan Veteran with the skills and heart to match. His mission is one: Save the President’s life and save his daughter, all while proving he has what it takes to land a job that doesn’t involve parking cars.

Praise the chief

Ever since A white house on the ground Roland Emmerich’s film, you can safely imagine the unattainable art, the precious construction, and anyone who owns the whole gun will see their fair share of destruction. When the Captain of Captain Emil Stenz (Jason Clarke) enters the White House during the trip and takes everyone who will be in charge, pour steps because why not? The terrorists are behind President James Sawyer (Jamie Foxx), and Cale must fight his way through corruption to save him while his daughter, Emily (Joey King), is among the hostages.

To add to the tension, Cale takes a close look at Deputy Special Agent Carl Wilkes-Finnerty (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who doubts the help of the secret service but needs someone to protect the situation. Along the way, he crosses paths with Martin Walker (James Woods), a special retired dater who might not be a writer, and a bunch of bad guys, including Carl Kill (Kevin Rimin).

Even Donnie Donaldson (Nicolas Wright), a jittery White House tour guide who knows the lay of the land, is swept into the action, trying to help however he can. Meanwhile, hacker Skip Tyler (Jimmi Simpson) is busy breaking into the President’s emergency operations center (I’m there!) as he tries to find the perfect laser-guided location.

Cale doesn’t know how deep the conspiracy is, but his mission is clear: Save his daughter, protect the president, and maybe walk away with a little respect as Valitol Chronit turned Capitol Cop.

Apparently, you can save the day with vitty banter

I’ll be the first to admit it A white house on the ground It runs for a long time, but it leads its time with strong chemistry between channing tatum and jamie foxx. Their collaboration turns into what could have been something interesting bordering on comedy, especially when the President wears Air Jordans, grabs a rocket launcher, and helps Cale explode to open the gates so he can escape in the presidential limo. It’s crazy but it works, the rush to counter the zero hour panic to stop the chaos from spreading across DC before it’s too late.

If you think everything that can explode has already happened, A white house on the ground it proves you wrong. Donnie the Tour Guide tries to follow the damage regulation, although I doubt that the White House insurance plan covers the Ving Dynasty Vases inscribed by Queen Elizabeth II. One thing I know for sure is that their premiums are going to skyrocket after this.

None of this is likely, but who cares?

If you watch A white house on the ground Honestly, you’re watching the wrong movie. A small army of mercenaries hides as the Janitors break into the world’s most secure building in the kind of setup that requires the suspension of disbelief. I tried to wear a high-visibility vest to enter the parking lot of a concert once and it didn’t work, but these people managed to finish the spacious white house. Fortunately, the movie gets its inimitable setup out of the way early on so you can enjoy the firefight without thinking too much about it.

Nothing about A white house on the ground It makes sense, and that’s part of its charm. Pure pure fulfillment for anyone who swears a good boy with a gun can fix anything. Honestly, I’m fine with that. This movie does nothing. The $150 million budget went up in flames spectacularly, and my eardrums (I’m not looking at the headphones) are still recovering.

A white house on the ground it’s streaming on netflix.

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