Banning, who was dismissed from duty after the death of the president’s wife, soon enough becomes the only man that is qualified, or left, to make his way into the White House and secure the president’s son before going after the president. You get to see Banning in action for the first time when terrorists take over the White House and capture the president along with several of his high-ranking cabinet members. Here are a few movies that might satisfy your need for action if you liked London Has Fallen. He’s the kind of guy you don’t tick off without a very good reason and a whole lot of firepower to slow him down. His brutal tactics and extensive knowledge of how things work in any given situation is invaluable and his ability to mow through opponents is absolutely impressive.

Banning is like the super agent that you don’t get to see very often any more, maybe a step below Ethan Hunt but not a big step. When the president is captured he still doesn’t stop, moving forward like determined pitbull to take back the president and let the terrorists know that they messed with the wrong people. True to form he takes out bad guys wherever he can with ruthless aggression and no apologies as he seeks to protect the US president, all the while trying to figure out just who the terrorists are and how they can root them out. Banning was after all instrumental in getting the White House back in the first movie which means he was bound to be just as ruthless and just as determined in this movie. Thankfully they didn’t really count on the American president or his top agent being a little early off the draw, which means they left one seriously loose end to consider. A terrorist cell deliberately poisons the UK Prime Minister, thereby drawing together the world leaders to one location where they can be easily wiped out. London Has Fallen was positively brutal when you look at it.

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