Outside the Wire
In the near future, a drone pilot is dispatched into a deadly militarized zone and must partner with an android officer to locate a doomsday device.
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Mikael Håfström
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Sierbahnn
So dull, so.... so dull. This is not how you make an engaging movie about never-ending war. This is not how you make a point about drones or robots or AI in combat. This is not how you make an action-movie overall (the one action setpiece is just cgi shooting at more cgi with no impact to the story at all). The casting is terrible, with our main protagonists looking either like they are overacting all the time, or completely disoriented and hapless. This is well-produced, and looks good, but it is dull, uninteresting, and without a point in sight. Avoid it. I am not giving it lower than 5 because of how high the budget is, but it is heartless, and probably does not deserve it.
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Mikael Håfström is the director of Outside the Wire.
The cast of Outside the Wire includes Emily Beecham as Sofiya, Velibor Topic as Oshlank, Christine Grace Szarkó as Colonel Hutton, Anthony Mackie as Leo, Dimiter Doichinov as Krasny Assassin, Karen Gagnon as Lieutenant Rose, Nicholas Wittman as Insurgent Leader, Michael Kelly as Eckhart, Enzo Cilenti as Sergeant Miller, Bobby Lockwood as Reggie, Zsolt Szentiványi as Man at Market, Owen Good as Yednist Looter, and more.
The duration of Outside the Wire is 1h 56 mins.
Yes. Outside the Wire has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including Outside the Wire | Official Trailer | Netflix. Watch them on this page.
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Outside the Wire was released on 15 Jan 2021.
Outside the Wire is listed under Thriller, Action, and Science Fiction on Fanbiz.
Outside the Wire has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "So dull, so.... so dull. This is not how you make an engaging movie about never-ending war. This is not how you make a point about drones or robots or AI in combat. This is not..."
