Matt Damon has spent almost thirty years making an extremely difficult thing look suspiciously normal. He rarely walks into a movie demanding that you admire him. Half the time, he looks like a guy who could be arguing with you about a parking spot. Then the story gets going and that plainness becomes the advantage. Intelligence feels earned. Panic looks embarrassing instead of glamorous. Arrogance sneaks up on you. Even when the movie around him gets enormous, there is usually still a recognizable person stuck inside the problem.
These 5 Perfect Matt Damon Movies Are His True Masterpieces
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