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London Has Fallen
MEANRANK
52/100
Where it ranks
- Mean Score #5099
- IMDb #4655
- Google retired #3080
- Rotten Tomatoes #4320
- Metacritic #4883
- Letterboxd #4928
+9 more
- Rotten Tomatoes Critics #4781
- Rotten Tomatoes Audience #3965
- Metacritic Critics #4824
- Metacritic Audience #4591
- Criticker #3913
- Douban #2283
- Kinopoisk #4734
- AlloCiné #3586
- Trakt #3133
Every rating
Split
Lowest is Criticker on 23, highest is Google on 74. Critics average 28, everyone else 56.
See the films the platforms disagree about most →The British Prime Minister dies unexpectedly, prompting world leaders to attend his funeral in London. The event is a trap, as a massive, coordinated terrorist attack decimates the city's security and targets the attending dignitaries. The U.S. President's lead Secret Service agent must navigate the chaotic city and use his extensive combat training to protect the President and get him to safety.
Details
- Director
- Babak Najafi
- Studio
- Millennium Media, Gramercy Pictures, G-BASE, LHF Film
- Released
- 2 March 2016
- Country
- United States, United Kingdom, Bulgaria
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 99 min
- Rated
- R
- Budget
- $60.0M
- Box office
- $205.8M
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