Didn't always take itself seriously which is the film's saving grace
The head of President Sawyer’s (Jamie Foxx) secret service detail Martin Walker (James Woods) wants revenge against Sawyer for the death of his son. He decides to lead a group of mercenaries into the White House to try to kidnap the president. The only thing standing in his way is police officer John Cale (Channing Tatum) who was interviewing for the secret service that day. Yeah, it’s ridiculous, but that’s Hollywood.<br /><br />There are some light notes to the story which are a good touch. John takes his daughter Emily (Joey King) with him to the job interview because she is a government nut. After she blurts out a bunch of facts John asks her if she gets picked on at school. Another time they run into the president during a tour of the White House. She claims her dad is going to be part of his secret service detail. The president shakes John’s hand, pulls him close and whispers into his ear, “Stop lying to kids.” The humor which keeps up throughout the film saves it from being your routine action flick. That’s especially true for when the shooting starts which sometimes goes over the top. In the end that’s the saving grace of the movie. The tongue in cheek approach shows that it didn’t take itself entirely seriously.
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