Drone

‪2017‬

‪1 h 29 min‬

‪English audio‬

‪CC‬ ‪Unrated‬

‪49‬

‪27%‬

A drone pilot (Sean Bean) involved in a deadly, covert mission overseas must confront the reality of his actions when a mysterious man seeking revenge holds his family hostage.

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Drone

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Xbox One

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Mobile device

Xbox 360

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Description

Cast and crew

Additional information

Directors

Jason Bourque

Studio

Screen Media

Subtitles

English (CC)

Released year

2017

Duration

1 h 29 min

Genres

Thriller/Mystery

Size

5.02 GB (1080p HD)
2.6 GB (720p HD)
1.47 GB (SD)

Additional terms

Terms of transaction

Windows	Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or later
Xbox	Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X
Mobile	Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 10 or later

Tomatometer®

27 %

11 critic reviews

Audience

25 %

367 user reviews

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Globe and Mail

6/2/2017 by Brad Wheeler

A simmering, on-target drama involving a visiting Pakistani businessman whose motive and briefcase are both suspicious.
Toronto Star

6/1/2017 by Bruce DeMara

A suspenseful and satisfying thriller that forces the audience out of its complacency to confront some painful truths about the toll of conflict.

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Los Angeles Times

5/25/2017 by Kimber Myers

Utterly dull thriller "Drone" tries to raise ethical and moral questions about modern warfare, but the audience can only dwell on the illogical plot and unsympathetic characters - if they can engage at all.
New York Times

5/24/2017 by Andy Webster

Overheated family confessions meet SWAT team conventions at the climax, and little resonates in their wake.
Film School Rejects

6/6/2017 by Rob Hunter

Goes off on a few too many tangents, but its core theme comes through by the time the credits roll. Whether its worth waiting for it to hit though is a different story.
National Post

6/2/2017 by Chris Knight

Drone suffers from limited range and a greatly reduced payload.

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NOW Toronto

6/1/2017 by Norman Wilner

It's a paper-thin thriller that positions itself as a movie about the consequences of drone warfare, but it's really just a threadbare domestic drama with delusions of contemporary relevance.
Cinemalogue

5/26/2017 by Todd Jorgenson

The topicality and moral complexity in this thriller about intelligence leaks and the war on terror is undermined by its preposterous plot twists.
The Film Stage

5/26/2017 by Mike Mazzanti

Bean's naturalism and ease helps a lot, but it is not enough to carry a film that feels this narratively exploitative and haphazard.
Film Journal International

5/25/2017 by Maitland McDonagh

In this polemical drama, a military contractor who works from the safety of his home office is confronted by the brutal reality of what he does for a living.

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SF Weekly

5/25/2017 by Jeffrey Edalatpour

Instead of wrestling with the morality of remote-controlled warfare like 2015's Eye in the Sky, a thriller starring Helen Mirren, Drone is a nuclear-family-sized version of Death and the Maiden.

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