Too aseptic to be entertaining, too biased to be informative

Rating: 4/10 (1 April 2013)

CONTAINS SOME SPOILERS: I was a bit aghast by the portrayal of torture and renditions in this film and, being the American audience as moral as it usually is, how "neutral" and "objective" the narration is. This would be creepy but entirely valid if, and only if, the reality of the facts was discussed in this movie. However, I felt all along like witnessing a concocted official version that is as hard to believe as any other Hollywood fiction, but wrapped in this pretentious "and this is the way it is" approach.
Glaring omissions: the 3/11/2004 bombings in Madrid (trying not to upset the Spanish neocons or do the writers know something we don't?). The fact that 22 of the 25 Seals that executed the op were dead at the moment of the premiere (now, 23); the "burial in the ocean" that was awarded for OBL and the reasons for it; how the agency knew for quite long where he was, how Pakistan played them and they knew they were being played...
Mentioning some true facts and selling them as truth, is not the truth. Misleading the audience is not valid entertainment, either. Nice cast, that's all...