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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 91 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Jason Bourque
Writers: Paul A. Birkett, Jason Bourque
Casts: Patrick Sabongui, Sean Bean, Mary McCormack, Joel David Moore, Kevin O'Grady, John Emmet Tracy, Kirby Morrow, Sharon Taylor, Bradley Stryker, Maxwell Haynes, Cary Alexander, Corina Akeson, Becky Hachey, Peter Dwerryhouse, Elissa Ciullo
IMDB: Drone (2017)
Ratings: 
(2 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto) -
Played adroitly by Patrick Sabongui, this guy wouldn’t hurt a fly. Or would he? A couple of nice plot twists overshadow the predictable sound-of-sorrow ethnic wail that closes the film.
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The New York Times -
[A] modest, proficient thriller.
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Los Angeles Times -
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.
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The Film Stage -
Bean’s naturalism and ease helps a lot (he is really quite good), but it is not enough to carry a film that feels this narratively exploitative and haphazard.
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Drone (2017)
Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman.
Drone (2017)
(2 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 91 minutes
Genre: Thriller
Directors: Jason Bourque
Writers: Paul A. Birkett, Jason Bourque
Casts: Patrick Sabongui, Sean Bean, Mary McCormack, Joel David Moore, Kevin O'Grady, John Emmet Tracy, Kirby Morrow, Sharon Taylor, Bradley Stryker, Maxwell Haynes, Cary Alexander, Corina Akeson, Becky Hachey, Peter Dwerryhouse, Elissa Ciullo
IMDB: Drone (2017)
Storyline
Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman.
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Reviews
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto) -
Played adroitly by Patrick Sabongui, this guy wouldn’t hurt a fly. Or would he? A couple of nice plot twists overshadow the predictable sound-of-sorrow ethnic wail that closes the film.
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The New York Times -
[A] modest, proficient thriller.
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Los Angeles Times -
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.
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The Film Stage -
Bean’s naturalism and ease helps a lot (he is really quite good), but it is not enough to carry a film that feels this narratively exploitative and haphazard.
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Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman.
Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman.
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