Best green screen work ever!!

Rating: 8/10 (4 June 2010)

The film was a moving story without falling into the common trap of being over-emotional. However, the most remarkable aspect was the seamless green screen work. Usually, I can spot a "screened" shot in milliseconds...not here. Not until the second viewing. And even then, it wasn't overtly noticeable, more a sense of contrasting shadowing.
Damon's work was subtle and powerful. But, after all these years, that's to be expected.
Freeman was perfection itself. No surprise there. My question is, has he ever given a less than stellar performance??
And Clint Eastwood, where to start? I was pleasantly surprised when I watched his directorial debut and have yet to be disappointed. He makes emotionally investing films and pulls powerful performances from all his actors. I can't wait to see what he does next.