Please don’t confuse this film with Olympus Has Fallen

Maureen 2021-11-24 08:01:24

Two films with the same theme were released this year, invested by mainstream filmmaker Sony Columbia and emerging filmmaker Millennium Pictures.

Shocking Crisis English name: White House Down, Roland Emmerich, directed by Sony Columbia, produced Channing Tatum, and Jamie Fox, starring in production costs of $150 million. Shows in summer.

The White House has fallen. The English name Olympus Has Fallen, the director of Anthony Fouquet, Millennium Pictures, and four other companies have a production cost of 70 million US dollars, starring Gerald Butler, Alan Eckhart. Released in spring.

With the exception of "Training Day", Anthony Fouquet's films, such as "Tears of the Sun" and "Sniper of Life and Death", received average commercial responses. It is also a commercial action film. I personally thought that Roland Emmerich was much better than Anthony Fouquet in atmosphere creation and rhythm control. But judging from the IMDB score, the scores of the two films are almost the same, both of which are 6.X passing lines.

Friendly reminder 1: Of these two films, Olympus was released first, and the limitations of medium-cost production and the lack of control of Anthony Fouquet were fully exposed. CG stunts have been singled out by American Variety Show. The first half hour of "Shocking Crisis" is full of old stalks. Please go out and turn left to "The Fall of Olympus (domestic title: The Fall of the White House)." Please be patient for the audience who loves black and white comedy action movies with bickering.
Friendly reminder 2: DVD fans should pay attention to the acquisition of the "Olympus Fall" DVD, because the former is released by an independent production company and the box office is stable, the DVD may not necessarily be republished. The market response of "Shocking Crisis" is not very optimistic. As a large company, Sony Pictures may be eager to recoup the cost through the video disc market.


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Next I I want to talk about my feelings.
Just like "World Clash" and "The End of the World", these two films must be controversial. But please don't draw conclusions lightly.

Back then, "Clash between Heaven and Earth" was originally used as a remake of the 1951 Paramount classic science fiction film "When Worlds Collide" that described the earth being hit by a comet. Difficulties were put on hold until the 90s. In 1993, Spielberg bought the copyright to the sci-fi master Arthur C. Clark’s short story "The Hammer of God". The novel "The Hammer of God" depicts the people on earth sending astronauts to blow up comets that may hit the earth. The story that made the people on earth escape the catastrophe. Spielberg found Paramount and hoped that Paramount could vote for the film. It just so happened that Paramount had such a ready-made book in hand, and Richard Zanuck helped Spielberg shoot "Jaws". The two had a good relationship, so they hit it off, and the ideas of the two works merged into one. , There is the current "World Clash". The final script was drafted in 1993, and it was still three years away from the planning of "Peerless Tribulation", and it was even farther away from Nostradamus' big prophecy.
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Shocking crisis: Western leftist values, anti-unilateralism, anti-military industry The complex
Olympus Has Fallen: Western right-wing values ​​indirectly serve the "Red Dawn" fellow travellers in the military industry complex

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White House Down quotes

  • General Caulfield: Sir, I not sure using heavy artillery is a wise...

    President Sawyer: I DON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT WHAT YOU THINK IS WISE... YOU GET THAT TANK... YOU PUT A HOLE IN THE GOD-DAMN FENCE RIGHT NOW

  • President Sawyer: Cale... I'm not leaving without my protection