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London Has Fallen

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Believe it or not, the Fallen franchise is still going strong. The third film in the series, Angel Has Fallen, opening in theaters this weekend. That’s right, Gerard Butler is back as Mike Banning, the coolest Secret Service agent in the history of the Secret Service, and Morgan Freeman is back as U.S. President Allan Trumbell, stepping into the shoes previously filled by Aaron Eckhart’s character in the first two films.

To be honest, I’m not sure what to expect from Angel Has Fallen. While 2013’s Olympus Has Fallen was considered by many to be a silly but still reasonably entertaining action thriller, the 2016 sequel London Has Fallen disappointed critics and fans alike. As the title suggests, the film finds Banning and co. in London to attend the funeral of the U.K. Prime Minister, who dies suddenly and mysteriously. Banning uncovers a terrorist plot to wipe out the world leaders who attend the funeral, and action movie hijinks ensue. You can probably guess what happens next, but if you want to catch up on the second film before you see the third in theaters this weekend, we’ve got you covered. Where can one watch London Has Fallen online? Find out below.

IS LONDON HAS FALLEN ON NETFLIX?

No, sadly, though the first film, Olympus Has Fallen, is on Netflix, the streaming service doesn’t have the sequel available. Boo.

IS LONDON HAS FALLEN ON HULU?

London Has Fallen is not available to regular Hulu subscribers, but it is available to Hulu subscribers with the Live TV add-on. It all depends on how much you’re willing to pay for what The A.V. Club called “the worst film of the year.”

IS LONDON HAS FALLEN ON AMAZON PRIME VIDEO?

Yes, London Has Fallen is available on Amazon Prime Video, but it will cost you $3.99 to rent the film or $6.99 to buy it. I know, I know—paying for stuff sucks. But those CGI bullets Gerard Butler shoots ain’t cheap!