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Russian forces committed a litany of apparent war crimes during their occupation of Bucha, a town about 30 kilometers northwest of Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, from March 4 to 31, 2022.

However, it’s a very human decision that drives Outside the Wire. After making a snap judgement to take out the potential threat of an armoured vehicle which appeared to be menacing a group of 40 soldiers, Haribo-loving drone pilot Lieutenant Thomas Harp (Damson Idris) finds himself in the firing line for the resulting death of the two who were in the blast zone. But rather than being court-martialed, Harp is redeployed – to the frontline. “Consider it an all-expenses paid refresher in how to save the world,” his airforce base boss intones. Once on the ground, Harp is assigned to...

CS Interview: Damson Idris on Sci-Fi Actioner Outside the Wire CS Interview: Damson Idris on sci-fi actioner Outside the Wire In time for the film’s debut on the streaming platform, ComingSoon.net got the opportunity to chat with on-the-rise star Damson Idris to discuss his role in Netflix’s sci-fi military actioner  Outside the Wire, in which he stars alongside Anthony Mackie ( The Falcon and The Winter Soldier). ComingSoon.net: So Outside the Wire is such an interesting combination of timely military thriller as well as a sci-fi action pick. What about it, though, really drew you to w...

Drones have become such an accepted aspect of modern warfare that in the past decade or so, nearly every major action franchise has used them as a raising-the-stakes shortcut. They’ve fallen into the hands of various villains in dystopian futures, like Neill Blomkamp’s Chappie and Furious 7, and in all three films of Gerard Butler’s Olympus Has Fallen series. In Hollywood’s imagination, terrorists really love mechanized weaponry. But in reality, the use of drones — or, in official terminology, “unmanned aerial vehicles” — in the American military has grown exponentially, in...

‘Outside the Wire’ Review: At War With the Robots This Netflix film starring Anthony Mackie is neither curious nor bold in the ways it depicts a sentient robotic revolt. Damson Idris, left, and Anthony Mackie in “Outside the Wire.”Credit...Jonathan Prime/Netflix By Robert Daniels Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. The director Mikael Hafstrom’s “Outside the Wire,” the latest Netflix combat film set in an exotic location, offers empty-calorie action in a...