Movies really are the gift that keeps on giving, it’s no wonder we were long sold on them. Today we have another cracking prospect to preview titled Angel Has Fallen. Yes at first glance, the title itself doesn’t feed anyone with any immediate excitement but when you go deeper and find out that it stars the likes likes of Gerard Butler, Morgan Freeman and Piper Perabo…and you go even further to finding out the plot as well as watch the trailer, only then do you start to sit up and take proper notice. If you are familiar with the movie Olympus Has Fallen as well as London Has Fallen then this will start to make even more sense.
Checkout the trailer below and you’ll get a sense of why we are amped for this one:
Secret service agent Mike Banning is the president’s most trusted security agent – his “top guardian angel”, and the newly appointed Director of Secret Services. Yet when an attempt is made on the president’s life, Banning is arrested as the FBI’s main suspect. To protect the president and clear his name, Banning escapes to discover who is really behind the attack, enlisting help from his reclusive father. But with his own agency after him, how can he possibly prevent the real assassin from finishing the job?
Coming to Ster-Kinekor Cine Prestige
Officially releasing nationwide on 23 August 2019, you’ll be interested and excited (like us) to know that Angel Has Fallen is coming to Ster-Kinekor Cine Prestige cinemas for an exclusive pre-screening on the 21 August at 8pm. It’s also been confirmed (something we can attest to) that while you are waiting for the explosive action to start, you can enjoy a welcome drink, kick back in your fully-reclining leather seat, order up a few gourmet snacks, desserts and fine coffee blends. Sounds pretty cool not to mention classy right?
Pre-screenings of the movie will show at Cine Prestige theatres in Eastgate, The Zone, Sandton, Mall of Africa, Cavendish, Baywest, Vaal, Cresta, Cradlestone, Gateway, The Grove and I’langa. For more info on this check in here.
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