A Ukrainian soldier noticed that a scene from the Netflix's science fiction movie “Atlas” which depicts robots attacking people was using actual footage filmed by Azov during the Mariupol battles, which he noted on his X (formerly Twitter) page on Aug. 7.
“I decided to watch the Netflix film ‘Atlas,’ which is about a machine uprising against humans, and one of the first scenes showed video of robots attacking people. However, it's a real video clip filmed by Azov during the Mariupol battles,” he wrote.
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The post has gained considerable attention, sparking lively discussion among users.
“Our reality is scarier than their fiction,” commented a user with the nickname “Institute of Russophobia.”
“Such a devaluation of the tragedy of the entire Ukrainian people. Why didn't they use footage of the 9/11 Twin Towers tragedy instead? We would have watched with “fascination as well,” wrote another user.
Some users are actively tagging Netflix's page.
“@netflix Is it okay for you to use real footage of a tragic event in Ukraine, during war and genocide? I can't believe you have permission to include real video in a feature film.”
“Thank you, now I definitely won’t watch it. Even if it's listed in the credits or royalties are paid. To compare so many deaths and family tragedies to entertainment content, especially in a context unrelated to the war in Ukraine,” writes another user, Natali.
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Currently, neither Netflix nor Ukrainian officials have commented on the incident but UNITED24 Media also commented on the broadcast.
“Atlas” is a 2024 American sci-fi action film starring Jennifer Lopez as a highly-skilled counter-terrorism analyst who is deeply skeptical of artificial intelligence and realizes it may be her only salvation after a mission to apprehend a rogue robot fails.
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