Just got out of the theater. Greengrass knows what he's doing. It's not noob-like camera work. Although it may be a bit tedious for some, it's in no way unintentional. If you were present in a similar situation you wouldn't clearly see what was happening. And that never seems like a trick. Also shouldn't you feel dizzy from bodies and cars spinning around?
Be advised though if hand-held camera is a problem for you this isn't the movie you want to see.
This is just an action movie. There are some war/interrogation references, but it's basically
speed. But it's better than every other
Die Hard, Transformers, Bond, 300, etc. movie made recently, and it's what an action movie should be in my book. It's certainly the closest we have to
Day of the Jackal or
Three Days of the Condor or
French Connection currently.
Greengrass, who previously did
United 93, will direct Damon again in
Imperial Life in the Emerald City. I can't wait.