The Great Wall isn't a good movie, but it was easy enough to get through.

Matt Damon stars in the fantasy epic 'The Great Wall,' directed by Zhang Yimou. (Jasin Boland/Universal) Especially now, you might think a movie titled "The Great Wall" would have something ...

"The Great Wall." Universal Matt Damon plays a mercenary who travels east in search of black powder and instead finds himself battling monsters in "The Great Wall" (in theaters this weekend).

The Great Wall doesn’t have a single dull moment, thanks to the visuals in 3D. But if you seek something deeper, beyond the spectacle of fantasy war movie tropes, this one’s quite forgettable.

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