Fine Star Performance, Overly Complex Plot
"The Green Zone"  takes place shortly after the invasion of Iraq in 2003, when the priority for the American military was locating weapons of mass destruction.  Chief Warrant Officer Miller (Matt Damon) has just secured the third location supposed to contain these weapons and come up empty yet again.  He is convinced the intelligence he's receiving is faulty, and his investigation leads him on an unauthorized attempt to assemble pieces of a puzzle that, by themselves, don't make sense.<br /><br />Director Paul Greengrass, who directed the second and third Bourne films with Damon, incorporates the quick editing, chases, and nonstop energy that characterized these movies, but never gives viewers adequate time to digest the ramifications of what Miller is encountering.  Of course, we have the benefit of hindsight, while Miller is first wandering through a maze of inconsistencies, politics, clandestine agendas, and red herrings.<br /><br />Damon's Miller is appropriately courageous, high-minded, patriotic, and intelligent, so we're in his corner.  The script by Brian Helgeland, however, is like a burst piñata, with a shower of subplots, characters, and themes.  The movie eventually settles into a competent action picture rather than a methodical look at the waste the war has caused in lives, money, and political capital.  It also touches on journalistic complacency, one of the reasons many Americans initially accepted going to war with Iraq.<br /><br />"The Green Zone" attempts to tackle the bad politics that got us into war but defeats its own purpose by putting too many ingredients in the blender.  There's enough here for a couple of movies, and the issues are merely skimmed so that action can dominate the screen.<br /><br />The two-disc Blu-ray edition contains a Digital Copy of the film and several bonus extras, including deleted scenes, the featurette "Inside the Green Zone," a Matt Damon profile, and feature commentary with director Greengrass and Matt Damon.  The movie is also available in a single-disc DVD edition.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Academy Award® nominees Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass (The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum) reteam in this action-packed thriller. 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)..