Olympus Has Fallen: Terrorist Attack On The White House

time. Has it ever happened to you that you are comparing two movies instead of a movie to its book? Well, that is what occur to me whenever I saw Olympus has Fallen and White House Down. These two movies have many similarities and differences when it comes to the motives, the villains, and the time of released. Even if some people do not believe it, Olympus has Fallen and White house down do have some significant distinction when it comes to the bad guys in the story. To commence with, White house

Popular films, like Die Hard, Air Force One, and Speed have previously created concentrated environments for terrorists to thrive with their grandiose, sinister schemes - creating timeless heroes and memorable climaxes in the process. And, while not as famous as those aforementioned films, Olympus Has Fallen made similar strides for success a few short years ago. Olympus Has Fallen was - by no stretch of the imagination - plausible, nor realistic, though. Honestly, with an argument

seeing it in different perspectives. Non-state actors see themselves as freedom fighters, whereas the victims see them as terrorists. There isn’t a solid definition on terrorism however, there are three different qualities that defines a terrorist. Violence is a quality that causes destruction of properties and murder within states. Targeting civilians is another quality that terrorist have because they use them to create examples to threaten state actors. Finally the most important quality out of all