Outlaw King | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

The untold, true story of Robert The Bruce who transformed from defeated nobleman, to reluctant King, to outlaw hero over the course of an extraordinary year. Forced into battle in order to save his family, his people and his country from the oppressive English occupation of medieval Scotland, Robert seizes the Scottish crown and rallies a ragtag group of men to face off against the wrath of the world's strongest army lead by the ferocious King Edward 1 and his volatile son, the Prince of Wales.

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Outlaw King | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

[LordBathtub]

As a Scotsmen I can say that accent is genuinely about as good as I've heard ESPECIALLY from an American. Very impressed

[goofofff]

You'll feel at least 50% more Scottish after watching this. Brilliant movie.

[WipeoutVasusu]

i'm a simple man, i see medieval war, i press like

[d.o.a]

The cinematography is breath taking I don't care what the critics say I thoroughly enjoyed this film

[ninatorco]

It definitely should have been a mini series instead of a TV movie. The story of Robert de Bruce is so fascinating.

[clock]

Thumbs up for the historical accuracy of the armor and weapons

[FernandoLopez-xrqt]

This is a Netflix movie?! Damn they really stepped it up

[cc_cruiser]

How Chris Pine hasn't won an Oscar yet is beyond me.
He blends into his roles really well.

[overthewebb]

FFS, as a Scotsman, this is what Braveheart should have been with historical accuracy. Still, it moves me emotionally as a Scot. I cannot wait for it.

[makesquash]

Wow a medieval movie without leather armor and with historically accurate weapons? Even if this movie sucks I'll give it points for not being a fantasy movie with a real person slapped onto it.

[mrmervinjminky]

As a Scotsman I can confidently say that Chris Pine has passed the accent test *thumbs up* :) well done!

[zara]

The Black Douglas was a god damn savage. My favorite character in this movie.

[gabrielidusogie]

Fun fact: If I'm not mistaken, Robert the Bruce and Mad Anthony Wayne were two individuals whose names were used to create the secret identity to one of DC Comics' most popular characters. Batman aka Bruce Wayne.

[peachlily]

I'm always amazed at how Chris Pine can completely transform himself in different roles. So here for this! Hell or High water was amazing

[tasogare]

Just saw the movie and I think one of the best historical films ever made. Stephen Dillane is FANTASTIC as King Edward. Armor and clothing was insanely good. Opening sparring scene was excellent.

[DMT]

I just finished watching this and I must say it was amazing.

[hemmingwayfan]

Let's see, no standard uniforms for the benefit of the audience, and nary a kilt or drop of blue paint in sight. Historical accuracy, thank you Jesus!

[JonnyContagious]

From a historical perspective it looks bang on; fleeing to the west by boat, a broken and defeated man, to reflect and ponder his next move, then returning to take the country back castle by castle with hit-and-run guerilla warfare - Bruce was usually first up the rope ladder in raids. So, all of that is encouraging.

Mercenary, usurper, politician and warrior, Bruce was all that and more, and he has always been an infinitely more interesting and complex character than William Wallace. For all his patriotic bluster Wallace changed nothing. Bruce, one of the most scheming, intelligent, bravest, and meanest men of his era changed everything... and he gave Scotland her independence.

It is about time our great warrior king received a dramatic interpretation to redress the shameful characterisation of him in the execrable 'Braveheart'.

[MtBArN]

Have to say as a Scotsman, I am dying to see this, can't wait. Thank you Netflix!

[leemarrett]

I helped make a massive wooden platform and stairs for this movie and helped make the catapult trebache it was amazing work can't wait to see the movie x