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There’s also a major problem with the predictability of the film.

Everything is given that modern-day sheen and unfortunately because of the cleanliness and sterile environment of the building where the majority of the action is in the film I felt there was a sense of detachment. It’s attempting to be a modern-day Die Hard. Does that sound familiar? It should because he’s basically a modern-day attempt at Hans Gruber and that I suppose is the biggest flaw of Skyscraper.

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For example, the villain (Roland Møller) is a soft-spoken and intelligent European criminal with a crack team of baddies that Will takes down one by one. There are fun nods to the classic film from the 80’s and then there just blatant story beats ripped from Die Hard. I suppose to save time and not draw out the review I’ll say what the one major issue with Skyscraper is. I want you to understand that before you read further into this review because I have several issues with this film but I still enjoyed it when all was said and done. I thought it was a great day out at the cinema.

Even using duct tape to a degree that would make John McClane blush. He’ll use everything at his disposable to overcome these insurmountable odds. Along the way he’ll deal with betrayal, criminal syndicates, and worst of all gravity. The film follows ex-FBI agent and amputee Will Sawyer (Johnson) as he tries to save his wife Sarah (Campbell) and their children from the highest burning building in the world. Skyscraper is a nonstop rollercoaster adventure but is it anything new?ĭwayne Johnson, Neve Campbell, Chin Han, Roland Møller, Noah Taylor, Byron Mann, Pablo Schreiber, and Hannah Quinlivan Skyscraper is an action adventure through and through. Tishman Speyer will announce additional details about Top of the Rock, including opening dates for the new attractions, in the coming months, so stay tuned.Out this week in cinemas is the next heavy duty blockbuster from Dwayne Johnson. Starting October 21 One Vanderbilt will open Summit, an experience and ride that takes visitors up at least 1,000 feet in the air. In 2020, Edge at Hudson Yards opened the highest observation deck in the western hemisphere and the Empire State Building reopened its 102nd-floor observatory. We look forward to partnering with the Landmarks Preservation Commission as it considers this important project.' Photograph: Courtesy Tishman Speyer Photograph: Courtesy of Tishman Speyerģ0 Rock is the latest skyscraper to up its observation deck game. 'As we reimagine the Top of the Rock experience, our aim is to restore the original historical intent of the observation deck. 'We are doubling down on Rockefeller Center as a beacon of New York's bright future,' a spokesperson for Tishman Speyer says. There'd also be an installation called 'Beacon,' which would be a moving globe with audio-visual capabilities and a celestial floor mosaic that echoes the artwork throughout Rockefeller Center. Right now, an out-of-commission radar and antenna masts are taking up space there. On the 70th floor would be 'Top of the Top,' a new infinity observation deck giving those sweeping 360-degree views. The experience would have a rotating beam-like structure that visitors could sit on, strap in, and ride upward to above the 69th floor to recreate the famous photo. Under the proposal, owner Tishman Speyer would add a ride-like experience called 'Lunch Atop A Skyscraper,' taking inspiration from the iconic 1932 photo of 11 ironworkers eating on a steel beam during the construction of Rockefeller Center. RECOMMENDED: You'll be able to take a glass elevator to the top of a 1,401-foot skyscraper this fall

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The plan, which is going before the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday, proposes a series of enhancements to the Top of the Rock experience, 'which harken back to the history of the observation deck, continue to write the story of Rockefeller Center, and provide a new and unique perspective of the city.' The Top of the Rock is aiming to freshen up its observation deck with a ride that would take visitors above its 69th floor and a new 'infinity' observation platform that would offer 360-degree views of the city.

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