Netflix just dropped a new preview for its upcoming sci-fi action movie, War Machine, featuring Alan Ritchson. The clip shows a tough training session that rapidly becomes a desperate struggle for survival.
Netflix says the new contestants will encounter a robot unlike any they’ve faced before, testing their courage, endurance, and mental state to the extreme.
Okay, so I just saw this film, and it throws you right into the brutal final phase of US Army Ranger training. What begins as a rigorous, albeit standard, selection process quickly spirals into a terrifying fight for survival. These recruits aren’t just battling the elements and their own limits, they’re being hunted by a seriously advanced robotic enemy – and it won’t rest until every single one of them is eliminated. It’s a relentless, high-stakes thriller.
No amount of training can prepare you. War Machine, starring Alan Ritchson, premieres in 1 week.
— Netflix (@netflix) February 27, 2026
The movie boasts a talented cast, with performances by Dennis Quaid, Stephan James, Jai Courtney, Esai Morales, Keiynan Lonsdale, Blake Richardson, and Daniel Webber.
Filming for the movie took place in Victoria, Australia between September and December 2024. Patrick Hughes, who previously directed films like The Hitman’s Bodyguard and The Expendables 3, directed and co-wrote the screenplay with James Beaufort. Dmitri Golovko created the film’s music, and Gelareh Kiazand was the cinematographer. The movie is rated R due to its strong violence, disturbing imagery, and language.
Netflix shared a short video on social media to announce the upcoming release of “War Machine,” starring Alan Ritchson. They tweeted that no amount of preparation can ready viewers for the action, and the show will be available in one week.
The movie premiered in Australian cinemas on February 12th and will be available to watch on Netflix everywhere else starting March 6th.
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2026-03-01 11:45