It gives you something to think about. Where so we draw the line with morality? We have a suspected AL Qaeda leader leader attending a birthday party. The order is to take him out regardless of the collateral damage...children and wives. By taking out the alleged leader without proof, are we protecting our interests or doing the bidding of a foreign government. I'm sure that those who are responsible for pushing the button today are faced with the same decision as fighter pilots or door gunners in the Vietnam war. We would see a flash in the foliage and once we retaliated and the flash was no more, we assumed a kill but it was quite antiseptic...much different than being up close and personal. Following orders, or refusing to follow orders, comes with a price and that was the main struggle in this movie. For some, it's an internal struggle, for others it's a blip on the screen. This is by no means an endorsement for Al Qaeda or Isis but some discretion needs to be considered or we are no better than they are and that's what the movie prompts us to think about..

Poor acting, improbable sequence in the "kill chain", improper rank of personnel for positions supposedly held. Obviously no actual military advisors consulted in this third rate production. Don't waste your time on it!!

Horrible! Terrible acting from 2 B list actors. After listing to the airmen run his gums for an hour you get to see her fake crying instead of doing her job... To far fetched to believe. Even in the movies. Don't waste your time.

This is another reason that woman don't have to go to army they F everything up they tooo soft. Kill 10 bad guys and safe millions good one how hard is that ???

While a little contrived at times, this movie does a good job of showcasing a single drone mission. The protagonists discuss, argue and persuade each other regarding the validity of the mission, and in so doing lay out for the audience the kind of choices that must be made any time these seemingly impersonal weapons are brought into play.

A friend of mine flies drones. He is enlisted. This problem is real. How do we REALLY know. Could any of us really kill a child? And would it bother us later? Not just flying drones. I've spent 30 years in the USAF, my wife spent 20 years.

Impossible military scenario. You can't disobey direct order, much less taking turn disobeying by 2 soldiers.

Not at all what I expected...although it does deal with some psychological issues surrounding the use of drones, I found it overdone and depressing.