Good Kill

(2014)

In the movie Good Kill, a family man named Major Thomas Egan begins to wrestle with the moral and ethical implications of his job as a drone pilot. Set in 2010, the film explores the consequences of remote warfare and the emotional toll it takes on those involved.

As the story progresses, Egan becomes increasingly disillusioned with his role in the military. He starts to question the impact of his actions on innocent civilians and begins to suffer from feelings of guilt and remorse. These internal conflicts put a strain on his relationship with his wife and children, creating tension within their family dynamic.

Egan finds solace in his friendship with fellow pilot Suarez, who shares his concerns about the moral implications of their job. Together, they begin to voice their doubts and contemplate the larger implications of remote warfare.

Good Kill tackles the ethical dilemmas surrounding modern warfare and prompts viewers to question the morality of using drones as weapons. The film raises important questions about the dehumanization of warfare and the impact it has on those involved, both on the battlefield and at home.

With stellar performances from Ethan Hawke as Major Thomas Egan and January Jones as his wife Molly, Good Kill promises to be a thought-provoking and emotionally charged film that delves into important issues surrounding modern warfare.