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Matt Damon
Reviews Featuring Matt Damon
Not the funniest Farrelly flick, but surely the sweetest.
A decent enough thriller, but does Matt Damon really need to make every film with a poker-face?
Stonewall proof that Steven Spielberg, while a marvellous film-maker, possesses not a single cynical bone in his body. Which is actually kinda nice, in a Forrest Gumpy sort of way.
Surprisingly unannoying romantic (tragi)comedy about not having to be in a state just because you are in New Jersey.
With its emphasis on atoning for the sins of the past, this amnesiac spy thriller may as well have been called 'Bourne on the Fourth of July'
This fun teen jaunt might not be worth a trip across the continent and back but it is worth a trip to your local DVD store.
Cooler than a cucumber plantation, but not as funny.
A fast paced action thriller, a fitting end to the Bourne Trilogy.
A highly entertaining movie, with a great script and a really important message.
Often funny and always well-acted, it's sometimes a bit inconsistent, but still proof that Matt Damon can handle just about anything.
Much better than it should be, Invictus is carried by a truly inspiring true story.
Greengrass and Damon deliver enough intrigue and full blooded action to satisfy fans of the Bourne series but they fail to create three-dimensional characters or add anything substantial to the genre.
The Coen Brothers surpass the original thanks to their trademark humour, gorgeous cinematography and a host of excellent performances.
For once it's a remake of an excellent international offering that seems worth it thanks to Scorsese doing what he does best and a wonderful ensemble cast.
Intelligent, entertaining and unsentimental, Contagion is a skillfully put together apocalyptic tale that loses momentum slightly towards the end.
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