On a daytrip through the Scottish West Highlands earlier this year, there was no mistaking our kilt-wearing guide’s antipathy for the English.

“Outlaw King” is a 2018 historical action drama about Robert the Bruce – played by Pine – who was the 14th-century Scottish king who launched a guerilla war against the larger English army.

While the movie boasts a strong attention to period detail and notable battle sequences, “Outlaw King” collapses onto a weak narrative skeleton and proves mostly unwatchable in its later acts.

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Netflix's Outlaw King says it's the untold true story of Robert the Bruce, but how historically accurate is it? We look at Scottish history, Isabella MacDuff, and William Wallace.

The story of Scottish king Robert the Bruce is brought to the screen in this violent period movie.

‘Outlaw King’ Film Review: Chris Pine Scottish War Epic Is Meh-dieval Re-edited after its Toronto fest debut, this grimy, serviceable time-waster for Netflix subscribers saves its real energy ...

Outlaw King had a ridiculous budget of $120 million, compared to Braveheart 's $70 million or so (though, adjusted for inflation, Braveheart is just slightly more expensive).

William Wallace only gets one scene in Outlaw King – and that’s as a severed head on a spike… The year is 1305 and Wallace has just lost his last battle.

Chris Pine reunites with 'Hell or High Water' director David Mackenzie for 'Outlaw King,' a historical epic about Robert the Bruce.