At a certain point, you'd think that technical advisors would just quit. Look, I really like the cast. Some have been in some of favorite shows and movies. But come ooooooon. You don't salute at parade rest. Put your rank on properly. Security around the real AF1 is so tight, you could stop a gnat from getting in board.
Making a movie should REQUIRE that you don't make absolutely glaring mistakes. The writing needed work. The story, while I know it's a movie, is absurdly unbelievable. Regardless of prior experience, a Secret Service agent must go through extensive training before being put on to ANY protective detail. Not to mention, be assigned to the White House. To go from sharing a beer, to being on AF1 without so much as an "A year later" cut, is moronic.
This could've been done better had attention been paid to details.
Making a movie should REQUIRE that you don't make absolutely glaring mistakes. The writing needed work. The story, while I know it's a movie, is absurdly unbelievable. Regardless of prior experience, a Secret Service agent must go through extensive training before being put on to ANY protective detail. Not to mention, be assigned to the White House. To go from sharing a beer, to being on AF1 without so much as an "A year later" cut, is moronic.
This could've been done better had attention been paid to details.