Directed by:
Andrew NiccolScreenplay:
Andrew NiccolCinematography:
Amir MokriComposer:
Christophe BeckCast:
Ethan Hawke, January Jones, Zoë Kravitz, Bruce Greenwood, Jake Abel, Dylan Kenin, Peter Coyote, Kristen Rakes, Kevin Wiggins, Michael Sheets, Alma SisnerosPlots(1)
Niccols reunites with his Gattaca star Ethan Hawke, who remains one of Hollywood's most understated but no-less invaluable stars. He grounds the film with a gritty performance, leading a cast of the industry's hottest talent, including January Jones and Zoe Kravitz all on top form in roles that explore the wider effects of technologically advanced military. (Arrow Films)
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The fact that war itself is hell is clear. It's also hard to doubt that people make it even more hellish. There is a lot that can be covered up in a war conflict. Then there are some people still think a bit about what they're actually doing in war. That could be a problem. Unfortunately, the movie doesn't present this exceptionally well.
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Niccol bounces back. The problem with pilotless aircraft and their deployment in modern armed conflicts in the sense of cowardliness of states (in this case the USA) who send hellfire from the skies on their enemies was always only addressed very tentatively. Good Kill sits us down in the air-conditioned drone control box to watch butchery committed, defended and also criticized together with the breakdown of a regular guy who spent his whole life following orders. A precise Ethan Hawke, fantastic drone-like camerawork. It ain’t fuckin’ Play Station.
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