Matt Damon

Matt Damon's work as covered on Movie Habit

• Matt Damon

  Interview by Heather Wadowski: Damon lets his Bourne Identity come out

• Oppenheimer (2023)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: Director Christopher Nolan leaves audiences with the mind racing.

• Air (2023)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: A movie is only a movie until an audience leaves feeling inspired.

• The Last Duel (2021)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: It's a case of narrative cleverness getting in the way of and clouding the heart of the story.

• Ford v Ferrari (2019)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: Carroll Shelby and Ken Miles chose instinct and tactile, first-hand impressions over computers.

• Jason Bourne (2016)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Damon and Greengrass return with preposterous action set pieces

  Review by Matt Anderson: Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass miss an opportunity to do something new with Jason Bourne.

• The Martian (2015)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Ridley Scott's return to space puts a premium on smarts

• The Zero Theorem (2014)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Creativity and chaos abound in Gilliam's Latest

• The Monuments Men (2014)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: The Monuments Men story is oversimplified and the real members are underserved

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Fascinating story deserved better than this movie

• Elysium (2013)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: The rich have better insurance in solid but flawed action film

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Could have been so much more than it is

• The Adjustment Bureau (2011)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Focus on love story distracts from film's concept

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Philip K. Dick doesn't always work on screen

• True Grit (2010)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Non-gritty update a step up from John Wayne and Glen Campbell

• Hereafter (2010)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: More about the

  Review by Matt Anderson: Hereafter has a good spirit

• Green Zone (2010)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Robert Denerstein: Greengrass tells a stry "ripped from yesterday's headlines"

• Ocean's Thirteen (2007)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: It would certainly be more fun to be in the Ocean gang than to watch them

• The Departed (2006)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Another very good gangster movie from Martin Scorsese, and a faithful remake

• Syriana (2005)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Risë Keller: A graduate-level lecture hall on oil politicking, Washington law and Middle-Eastern power structures

• The Brothers Grimm (2005)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Atmosphere alone doesn't make a movie

  DVD review by Marty Mapes: DVD features rarely make a movie better, and The Brothers Grimm is no exception

• Ocean's Twelve (2004)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: The biggest con is pulled on unsuspecting audiences being taken for a ride

• The Bourne Supremacy (2004)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: The pacing is lively, yet still easy to follow

• Stuck on You (2003)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: Farrelly fans may say they've lost their edge, but a good heart lifts this movie above average

• Gerry (2003)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  DVD review by Marty Mapes: Minimalist film begs for a DVD full of extra features, but this release is as sparse as the movie.

  Review by Marty Mapes

• The Bourne Identity (2002)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Heather Wadowski: America can wait for the DVD, when it's easy to skip past its many espionage clichés

• Ocean's Eleven (2001)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Matt Anderson: After winning big with Erin Brockovich and Traffic, Lady Luck is still smiling on Soderbergh

• The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes

• Titan A.E. (2000)

  Matt Damon, Actor

  Review by Marty Mapes: A timeless story and a feast for the eyes