I stepped into cinema after two months did not went for any movies. I have been watching at least one movie per month for about two years. I have not exceeded more than two movies unless it was summer movie season.

For March, besides "Alice In Wonderland" and "Green Zone," there are not much choices. I'm not into fantasy movies to watch "Alice In Wonderland" and neither into war movies to watch "Green Zone." Anyway, I watched "Green Zone" without expecting much from it.

However, it turns out to be quite impressive. "Green Zone" was fast paced with high energy thrills for almost 2 hours. Being fiction movie based on non fiction book and real people; it delivers interesting story line.

"Green Zone" involves political and military elements. I'm not an expert in both of these issues and so, I thought not to write review regarding this movie. Somehow I end up writing for the sake of keeping the blog fresh, LOL. There are arguments going on regarding the politics in this movie.

It seems this movie can be compared with "The Hurt Locker," based on the audience opinions I read. I have not seen that movie yet, still wondering what made it special until it won more Oscar Awards compared to "Avatar." If I got the chance to watch "The Hurt Locker," maybe I will add comparison between "The Hurt Locker" and "Green Zone."

"Green Zone" reminds me of experience I had by watching previous Matt Damon movies, especially the Bournes. If I'm correct, the last two Bourne movies was directed by the same director of "Green Zone."

"Green Zone" have great actions and actings. However, there are hand held camera shots and made certain scenes to be shaky. It's the feature that I'm hoping the film making industry will stop using.

Rating: 7/10

Soldier: Chief, we're here to do the job. The reason doesn't matter.
Roy Miller: It matter to me!