Pretty smart political action thriller or gripping documentary about cameramen suffering from Parkinson's disease.

I'm not quite sure yet....

Fairly decent political thriller, with a great concept, good execution and some pretty good action scenes.
Even though Matt Damon is basically Bourne in Iraq and the camera seems to be having some kind of fit. They really should have got that checked out at some point.

However, the ending is also pretty good, and Greg Kinnear's intelligence chief makes for a suitably slimy bad guy.
And Jason Isaacs is in it as well. Which to be honest, is enough justification for watching this anyway.

I know that a lot of people like to hate the war movies about Iraq, but i thought this was awesome. Matt Damon kicks some ass as he reunites with the director of the 2nd and 3rd Bourne films, Paul Greengrass. Although the subject matter may be a little played out, I thought the movie as a whole was great. From the acting to the directing to the action. Matt Damon has truly become a very good actor IMO

I think I saw this

Pretty solid film, but it brings nothing new to the table and isn't original in the slightest. It's carried by good acting and action scenes though, so it's worth a watch.

Good solid film that sidesteps characters and personality in favour of subject matter and realisim. Good acting from Damon with good build up from Greengrass make for an exciting last quarter, however there is a lot more to this film that could have been delivered. Its a fine film to add to the Greengrass cannon.

A fast-paced action film in which Damon, an actor I'm not normally particularly fond of, is very convincing. If you like Greengrass' style or enjoyed the frenetic chaos of the military scenes in 'Black Hawk Down', you'll probably be entertained enough to forgive the, regrettably, mediocre script.

Boringggggggggggg

Well made war thriller even though shakey camera work is abit tired these days.