Green Zone

2010 • 114 amaminithi

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Academy Award nominees Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass (The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum) re-team in this action-packed thriller. Matt Damon stars as Roy Miller, a rogue U.S. Army officer who must hunt through covert and faulty intelligence hidden on foreign soil before war escalates in an unstable region. Also starring Academy Award nominees Greg Kinnear and Amy Ryan, Green Zone is "one hell of a thriller" (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times)

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As usual Matt Damon does a excellent job. The movie as a whole was very descriptive in its entirety about the going-ons in the war in Iraq and follows historically the plot, up until the ending. We see Sargent Miller exposing the shenanigans of the culprits, but it is written by the liberal Hollywood brainwashing team. Sargent Miller who obviously loves truth and justice and the american way, becomes just another tattle tale and writes all the liberal, CIA controlled newspapers and becomes another internet conspiracy victim. What he should have done in the ending is walked into the meeting where the Iraqi delegation was meeting and was breaking down, with his backpack loaded with C-4 and some magnesium and shout, "Long live the USA", and blow apart everyone of them, including the American delegation. It would be like the hero who tried to kill Hitler and his gang. BOOM! Problem solved.

The entire movie was frustrating, from Bush's incompetence to chase scenes with constant set-backs. The faux-positive ending didn't make amends for the rest of the film's faults.

Sometimes well staged action and creative writing can fix problems with a glaring political agenda, confusion beyond comprehension in the melee of war, and then sometimes it can't. This is a disappointing movie.