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'White House Down' Reviews: How Good Is Channing Tatum's Flick?
“White House Down,” the latest conflagration from that master blaster Roland Emmerich, is as demented and entertaining as promised, and a small less idiotic than feared. Once again, for reasons best left to him and his therapist, he has made a pop
WASHINGTON, DC – Despite a resume that includes "World Trade Center" and "Mona Lisa Smile" and "Monster House" and a small sleeper called "The Dark Knight," ones instinct is to associate Maggie Gyllenhaal more with smaller films like "Sherrybaby" or
But with his new movie, White House Down, Emmerich appears to be tossing all restraint aside in peacefulness to stake his claim as a laugh-master of the top rank. Either that, writes Kurt Loder, or he has delivered one of his silliest
In such a competitive marketplace, White House Down got off to a very discouraging start. Since its debut at 7 p.m. on Thursday, the $150 million Channing Tatum/Jamie Foxx action film has earned only $9 million, and it may have to settle for a depressing $25
In his latest huge-budget excuse to blow up 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, "White House Down," Emmerich doesn't waste time with anything as conventional as a setup; he just dives right in, introducing us to Channing Tatum's John Cale, a divorced Capitol
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