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Drone

Choose your target wisely.

Ideologies collide with fatal results when a military drone contractor meets an enigmatic Pakistani businessman.

TMDB audience score

Based on 295 votes

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Drone at a glance

Worked out from the film's TMDB record and its United States provider listings. These are facts about the data, not a review.

Runtime

Standard length · 1h 31m

At 1h 31m it sits between 90 minutes and two hours.

Genres

Thriller

TMDB files it under thriller.

US availability

8 free · 5 to rent · 5 to buy

Not listed on a subscription service. Free or ad-supported on Fawesome, Pluto TV, YouTube Free, and 5 more. Listed to rent from 5 stores. Listed to buy from 5 stores.

TMDB audience score

5.3 / 10 on TMDB

TMDB users rate it 5.3 out of 10 across 295 votes, a mixed audience score. That is a moderate sample of voters.

Why watch Drone tonight

  • It is a regular evening's length at 1h 31m.
  • It is free to watch on Fawesome, Pluto TV, YouTube Free, and 5 more in the US.
  • There is a trailer on this page if you want a look first.

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Questions about Drone

Is Drone scary?
MyCinema has not rated Drone for scares yet. TMDB lists it as a thriller film. It is rated NR in the United States.
Where can I watch Drone in the US?
Drone is free on Fawesome, Pluto TV, YouTube Free, and 5 more and can be rented from Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, and 2 more in the US. Listings come from JustWatch and can change, so check the service before paying.
How long is Drone?
Drone runs 1 hour 31 minutes (91 minutes).
Is Drone suitable for kids?
Drone is rated NR in the United States. Check the rating's own guidance before showing it to children.

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