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Green Zone
Green Zone
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.
rating
6.487
runtime
115 min

Release

2010-03-11

Cast

Matt Damon
Matt Damon
as Roy Miller
Greg Kinnear
Greg Kinnear
as Clark Poundstone
Brendan Gleeson
Brendan Gleeson
as Martin Brown
Amy Ryan
Amy Ryan
as Lawrie Dayne
Khalid Abdalla
Khalid Abdalla
as Freddy
Jason Isaacs
Jason Isaacs
as Maj. Briggs
Igal Naor
Igal Naor
as General Al Rawi
Said Faraj
Said Faraj
as Seyyed Hamza
Raad Rawi
Raad Rawi
as Ahmed Zubaidi
Michael O'Neill
Michael O'Neill
as Colonel Bethel
Tommy Campbell
Tommy Campbell
as Chopper Comms Commander
Antoni Corone
Antoni Corone
as Col. Lyons
Jerry Della Salla
Jerry Della Salla
as Wilkins
Faycal Attougui
Faycal Attougui
as Al Rawi Bodyguard
Aymen Hamdouchi
Aymen Hamdouchi
as Ayad Hamza
Nicoye Banks
Nicoye Banks
as Perry
Sean Huze
Sean Huze
as Conway
Michael J. Dwyer
Michael J. Dwyer
as Met-D
Edouard H.R. Gluck
Edouard H.R. Gluck
as Met-D
Brian Siefkes
Brian Siefkes
as Met-D
Adam Wendling
Adam Wendling
as Met-D
Abdul Henderson
Abdul Henderson
as Met-D
Paul Karsko
Paul Karsko
as Met-D
Robert Miller
Robert Miller
as Met-D
Eugene Cherry
Eugene Cherry
as Met-D
Alexander Drum
Alexander Drum
as Met-D
Brian VanRiper
Brian VanRiper
as Met-D
Matthew Knott
Matthew Knott
as Met-D
Nathan Lewis
Nathan Lewis
as Met-D
John Roberson
John Roberson
as Infantery Sergeant
Troy Brown
Troy Brown
as Soldier at WMD Site
Bijan Daneshmand
Bijan Daneshmand
as Zubaidi's Aide
Bryan Reents
Bryan Reents
as Poundstone Aide
Michael Judge
Michael Judge
as JMOC Tech
Patrick St. Esprit
Patrick St. Esprit
as Military Intel 2 Star
Allen Vaught
Allen Vaught
as Colonel Jonathan Vaught
Paul Rieckhoff
Paul Rieckhoff
as Gonzales
Martin McDougall
Martin McDougall
as Brown's Aide
Antoni Corone
Antoni Corone
as Colonel Lyons
Timothy Ahern
Timothy Ahern
as General at VTC
Ben Sliney
Ben Sliney
as Bureaucrat at VTC
Whitley Bruner
Whitley Bruner
as Senior CIA Man at VTC
Intishal Al Timimi
Intishal Al Timimi
as Hawkish Iraqi
Driss Roukhe
Driss Roukhe
as Tahir al-Malik
Muayad Ali
Muayad Ali
as Quasim
Jamal Selmaoui
Jamal Selmaoui
as Hawkish Aide
Mohamed Kafi
Mohamed Kafi
as Iraqi Officer
Kadhum Sabur
Kadhum Sabur
as Mystery Man
Hillal Boubker
Hillal Boubker
as Qasim Aide
Soumaya Akaaboune
Soumaya Akaaboune
as Sanaa
Thamou El Metouani
Thamou El Metouani
as Seyyed's Housekeeper
Salah Eddine Elamari
Salah Eddine Elamari
as Seyyed's Son
Naji El Jouhary
Naji El Jouhary
as Seyyed's Son
Aroun Benchkaroun
Aroun Benchkaroun
as Seyyed's Son
Hajar Machroune
Hajar Machroune
as Seyyed's Daughter
Scott Berendes
Scott Berendes
as TF221s
Abdelkrim Assad
Abdelkrim Assad
as TF221s
Michael Diaz
Michael Diaz
as TF221s
Tyler Christen
Tyler Christen
as TF221s
Adam Mackey
Adam Mackey
as TF221s
Ben Holland
Ben Holland
as TF221s
Jeffrey John Carisalez
Jeffrey John Carisalez
as TF221s
Jonathan Stone
Jonathan Stone
as TF221s
James Hodges
James Hodges
as TF221s
Larry Lewis
Larry Lewis
as TF221s
William Oakes
William Oakes
as Camp Cropper Tech
Ziad Adwan
Ziad Adwan
as Translator
Ian Bendel
Ian Bendel
as Camp Cropper Guards
Venie Joshua
Venie Joshua
as Camp Cropper Guards
Miguel Berroa
Miguel Berroa
as Camp Cropper Guards
Peter Shayhorn
Peter Shayhorn
as Camp Cropper Guards
Miguel Palaugalarza
Miguel Palaugalarza
as Camp Cropper Wardens
Christopher Lilly
Christopher Lilly
as Camp Cropper Wardens
Sabir Ed-Dayab
Sabir Ed-Dayab
as Iraqi Prisoner
Omar Berdouni
Omar Berdouni
as Righteous Ali
Alex Moore
Alex Moore
as CIA Techs
Alistair Bailey
Alistair Bailey
as CIA Techs
Eric Loren
Eric Loren
as CIA Techs
Paul Cloutier
Paul Cloutier
as Special Forces Tech
Wallace Bagwell
Wallace Bagwell
as Alpha Leader 1
William Meredith
William Meredith
as CPA Presser
James Wills
James Wills
as Chopper Comms Tech
Jered Bezemek
Jered Bezemek
as Convoy Commander
Johnny Nilsson
Johnny Nilsson
as Republican Palace Reporter
Salman Hassan
Salman Hassan
as Zubaide Conference Speaker #1
Ammar Khdir
Ammar Khdir
as Zubaide Conference Speaker #2
Youssif Falah-Jassem
Youssif Falah-Jassem
as Zubaide Conference Speaker #3
Latif Al Anzi
Latif Al Anzi
as Zubaide Conference Speaker #4
REVIEWS
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tmdb15690715

Its about the false allegation of US that Iraq had WMD. Which turns out to be a manipulated intel for personal gains of few people.

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debasish.lipu46@gmail.com

Good Action Movie.

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Geronimo1967

Whilst I didn't hate this film, I really did wonder who on earth it was for? Is it just one of those retrospective conscience-salving efforts designed to deflect the attention of the audience as to just who told us all what ahead of the invasion or Iraq? In any case, the plot seems to suggest that that whole invasion was predicated on an elaborate American scheme to install a puppet administrations in that country. Based on what, precisely? Well - that's what "Miller" (Matt Damon) and his team of elite WMD hunters are on site to discover. What now follows is a rather pedestrian affair with loads of CIA cloak and dagger drama as the team constantly come up empty in their search. Is there a leak somewhere? Did the things just simply never exist? Is their a broader game afoot? Well those are the questions about which I couldn't say I was really very bothered. To make these intrigues work effectively, the writing and the acting have to be far sharper and nuanced than here in this rather simplistic take on not just the Allied (i.e. not just US involvement in Iraq) activities, but on the attitudes of the local population who are portrayed here as either little better than sheep farmers, or as duplicitous murderers. Damon is going through the motions, as is a slightly oddly cast Jason Isaacs ("Briggs") and a completely underwhelming Greg Kinnear as "Poundstone" - the Pentagon man charged with leading the search. Add to the mix the faintly annoying interventions of investigative journalist "Lawrie Dayne" (Amy Ryan) and the whole thing is, frankly, a derivate mess. At times the pace is active, but for the most part is just plods along towards an ending that is probably all that this speculative and weak script could hope to offer us.