Green Zone

Regissert av Paul Greengrass
R
2010    1t, 55mThriller, Action
6.853%57%6.5
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During the U.S.-led occupation of Baghdad in 2003, Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller and his team of Army inspectors are dispatched to find weapons of mass destruction believed to be stockpiled in the Iraqi desert. Rocketing from one booby-trapped and treacherous site to the next, the men search for deadly chemical agents but stumble instead upon an elaborate cover-up that threatens to invert the purpose of their mission.
  • Matt DamonRoy Miller
  • Greg KinnearClark Poundstone
  • Brendan GleesonMartin Brown
  • Amy RyanLawrie Dayne
  • Khalid AbdallaFreddy
  • Jason IsaacsMaj. Briggs
  • Igal NaorGeneral Al Rawi
  • Said FarajSeyyed Hamza
  • Raad RawiAhmed Zubaidi
  • Michael O'NeillColonel Bethel
  • Tommy CampbellChopper Comms Commander
  • Antoni CoroneCol. Lyons
  • Jerry Della SallaWilkins
  • Faycal AttouguiAl Rawi Bodyguard
  • Aymen HamdouchiAyad Hamza
  • Nicoye BanksPerry
  • Sean HuzeConway
  • Michael J. DwyerMet-D
  • Edouard H.R. GluckMet-D
  • Brian SiefkesMet-D
  • MR_BigTime28. februar 2026
    If the world were the canvas of a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, Green Zone would be showing us how America's role in it would be that of the griefing modder, who despite all the reports about their malicious behavior, sits at the highest throne, God Mode active, until an even worse modder takes them out, and then it all starts all over again. And the worst part is that everyone knows (or is oblivious to) it but no one can really do anything about it.
  • Shaydeknight29. september 2025
    Green Zone is a solid thriller/war film that does the job of turning intelligence-era uncertainty into sustained cinematic tension. Matt Damon anchors the movie with a quietly escalating anger: he starts controlled and professional, and you can see frustration turn to moral indignation as the story peels back bureaucratic layers. Damon sells that trajectory: his performance represents a man pushed past tolerance into righteous fury. The thrills may not stay with you after the credits but the indignation will. The film makes an explicit argument, one that lands as sickening and infuriating: a war built on manufactured claims that produces real, avoidable suffering. By the time the credits roll, you'll likely feel angry, unsettled, and ethically uneasy. Technically, the film is impressive. The production design and cinematography do incredible work re-creating segments of a devastated city: wide, immersive frames and textured, labyrinthine locations that suggest the city’s scale and chaos. Rigid, wide shots of the setting contrast with handheld, intimate coverage of action on the ground. That contrast becomes a recurring visual metaphor: the machinery of state versus the messy, consequential reality it produces. It’s not subtle, but it’s effective, the imagery reinforces the film’s moral centre. Action direction is taut and immersive. Firefights, raids, and chases are staged so you get lost in the moment rather than merely observing it. Editing keeps the pace lean. Sound design and score push urgency without bludgeoning the drama. If the movie has a flaw, it’s that the procedural energy sometimes outruns the deeper political interrogation the material invites. The film tells you the facts that should enrage you, and it gives you a protagonist who shares that outrage, but it doesn’t always follow through with the sustained, systemic critique you might want. Still, there’s power in how it makes you feel, and films that leave you angry in a productive way are doing something rare. Green Zone works as both an entertaining, well-made thriller and a provocation: it’s the sort of movie that pushes you from passive viewing to moral reflection. If you walk out furious, then the film has performed the important civic function of reminding viewers that cinematic adrenaline and moral consequence can, and sometimes should, coexist.
  • Pascal Bollier22. september 2025
    i like matt damon. i enjoy watching him on screen, and this is no different for this movie. however, other than that, there's little to like. the grainy shaky cam is so freakin annoying, it was actually distracting. i keep it in my collection just because of matt damon, but it is not a movie that i will revisit any time soon.
  • Kristian Odland30. juli 2025
    Paul Greengrass really knows how to direct a gritty political wartime thriller.

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  • Green Zone
    Green ZoneTrailer
  • Featurette
    FeaturetteBak kulissene
  • Miller Attacks His Captor
    Miller Attacks His CaptorScene
  • Poundstone And Briggs Track Miller
    Poundstone And Briggs Track MillerScene
  • Lawrie Questions Miller About His Mission
    Lawrie Questions Miller About His MissionScene
  • Miller Splits His Team To Attack A Safe House
    Miller Splits His Team To Attack A Safe HouseScene
  • Wilkins Tells Miller That He Can't Go With Him On This Mission
    Wilkins Tells Miller That He Can't Go With Him On This MissionScene
  • Miller Questions The Source Of The Intelligence During A Briefing
    Miller Questions The Source Of The Intelligence During A BriefingScene

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