Calum Cooper Source (Scotland) Jul 14, 2024 1/5

It presumes itself an intricate and intense thriller, and yet I predicted every plot point, from the real culprit(s) to upcoming lines of dialogue, so effortlessly that I may as well not have even bothered seeing the film before reviewing it.

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Keith Garlington Keith & the Movies Aug 19, 2022 2/5

Silly plot contrivances and head-scratching character decisions end up standing out more than the action. And for a movie like this, that’s not a good thing.

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Lonita Cook KCTV5 News at 9 Sep 29, 2021

The narrative through-line is a bit nonsensical... and then Nick Nolte shows up and really changes the trajectory.

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Eddie Harrison film-authority.com Sep 18, 2021 3/5

...a guilty pleasure for all sides of the political spectrum...

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Kip Mooney College Movie Review Aug 15, 2021 B-

Perhaps because my expectations were so low, I found myself enjoying the pure action thriller nonsense.

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Richard Crouse Richard Crouse Jan 31, 2021 2/5

No suspense, just loud noises. Lots of them.

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Candice McMillan Seattle Refined Jan 28, 2021

As far as film trilogies go, third time is rarely the charm, and Angel Has Fallen is no exception.

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Mike Massie Gone With The Twins Dec 7, 2020 3/10

Sticks to a predictable formula.

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Tom Beasley VultureHound Aug 16, 2020 2/5

As with the other films in the Has Fallen trilogy, this latest entry is a thuddingly dull exercise in blokey nonsense.

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Nabila Hatimy The Star (Kenya) Jul 17, 2020

Hollywood needs to stop force-feeding the audience dry sequels and provide fresh new stories that give the moviegoers value for money.

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Allen Almachar The MacGuffin Jul 8, 2020 B-

Every once and awhile, a little junk food cinema is good for the soul.

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CJ Sheu Critics at Large Jun 30, 2020

Now, this is a poorly made film, but can a good film be made according to this moral framework?

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Brent McKnight The Last Thing I See Jun 26, 2020 C

How can you pair Gerard Butler and Nick Nolte in a booby-trap-filled compound and not just let them run wild for two hours?

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Shawn Edwards Fox 4 Kansas City Mar 17, 2020 3/5

Much more realistic and character driven than the previous ones...

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Anthony Morris ScreenHub Mar 3, 2020 3.5/5

During the brief moments when Butler is given something to work with, it's clear he's a charming and entertaining performer. Then it's back to the killing.

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Janaya Greene Chicago Reader Feb 15, 2020

Gerard Butler takes viewers on a thrill ride as he fights for his reputation and his life.

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Dusty Wilson The Spool Jan 20, 2020

It's frantic in a way that's far more confusing than exciting, making the action scenes more than a little boring.

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Neil Morris Chatham News + Record (NC) Nov 29, 2019 B -

Over the final half of the film ... I spent more time trying to decide whether Nolte or Freeman is now showing his age more.

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Allison Rose FlickDirect Nov 26, 2019 3.5/5

Nick Nolte is perfectly cast as Mike's "off the grid - antigovernment" father.

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Sameen Amer The News International (Pakistan) Sep 23, 2019 3/5

Unsurprisingly, you won't exactly be intellectually stimulated here, but you probably won't be bored either.

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